
We’re PJ Ellis and Andy Dawson - two dads, two mates, who’ve spent our lives working across business, law, education, charity, and media. Between us, we've made a lot of mistakes, asked a lot of questions, and raised kids who are about to walk into a world of work that’s nothing like the one we grew up in. That’s why we started Wit + Grit - a space for real, human conversations about what it takes... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | a year ago |
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What happens when you spend decades building a successful career before finally understanding how your mind really works?
In this episode of Wit + Grit, leadership consultant and soon-to-be-published-author Damian Kirk shares the life-changing impac... more
Gabriel Imevbore joins us to share his journey from growing up in Erdington, Birmingham, experiencing family breakdown and homelessness at 19, to becoming the youngest trustee in YMCA Heart of England’s 180-year history.
In this good-old-heart-to-h... more
As our government moves towards restricting social media access for young people, the debate has shifted from whether there is a problem to what we do about it.
In this episode, we sit down with Abi Edmunds, founder of Social Media Resilience, to ex... more
In this episode, we sit down with workplace futurist Stuart Evans to explore AI, robotics, the future of work and what it all means for young people.
From agentic AI and humanoid robots to university debt, entry-level jobs, adaptability and the futu... more
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This refreshing approach to big subjects that matter is a joy to listen to. The range of interesting guests means each episode is fresh and engaging. Navigating life for young people is challenging in today’s febrile environment but it’s also hard for parents where the expectation is you need to have the answers. Let’s be honest who really does. Well this podcast doesn’t suggest it can do that but the series offers fresh insights and ideas that might just make a difference and that’s all you ne... more
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Two dads and hosts who blend business, law, education, charity, and media to explore practical human skills for a world saturated with AI and busy lives. Episodes center on resilience, emotional intelligence, leadership, mentorship, and how to prepare the next generation for jobs that don't exist yet. Guests range from educators and policymakers to entrepreneurs and frontline professionals, with a focus on real-world impact, authentic conversations, and actionable insights for parents, young people starting out, and leaders navigating a rapidly changing landscape. A notable strength is the emphasis on relational skills, storytelling, and empathy as core employability tools, rather than purely technical knowledge. Potential listeners can gau... more
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Recent guests on Wit + Grit include:
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2. Paul Faulkner
3. Latoyah Thompson
4. Sam Dell
5. Sharon Bell
6. Katey Martin
7. Ben Williams
8. Tracy Westall OBE
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