
'People Doing Things' is a podcast series celebrating and inspiring the entrepreneurs of tomorrow. Hosted by Ed Little a brand strategist and founder who runs his own branding agency called Roleplay, helping brands find their role in culture and play the part.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

Introducing Mark Selby, the co-founder and CEO of Wahaca - the brand that sparked the UK's Mexican food revolution.
The big, bland problem: Back in 2007, the UK was stuck in a Tex-Mex time warp. Think heavy cheese, stodgy nachos, and sombreros. It ... more
Say hello to Christian Samuel, one of the great minds behind Roots Allotments, the brand that is completely reimagining local allotments for the 21st century.
The big muddy problem: gargantuan waiting lists up and down the country. With the average... more
Ben da Costa is one of brilliant minds behind Oat Cult - the overnight oats brand inviting you to join the cult (if you dare).
Having burst onto the breakfast scene earlier this year they've taken socials by storm with their standout packaging and... more
Today, we are swapping the confectionery aisle for the bathroom cabinet with a founder who is turning the entire skincare world on its head. I'm excited to introduce Danielle Close, founder of My Skin Feels - the award-winning brand that is turning f... more
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Look, this is theoretically a great podcast. Most of the interviews are truly insightful. However it desperately needs some more diversity. Every interview seems to be the same carbon copy well-to-do wealthy Londoner, might as well be listening to Made in Chelsea.
Genuinely never miss an episode
Inspiring stories from the best founders in the UK - Ed does a fantastic job of asking the right questions to draw out powerful insight.
You’re smashing it Ed! Love the humour, honesty and variety of brands!
As a new founder in the drinks industry, I absolutely love to soak up all the advice from your guests! So helpful for my journey! I’m making lots of mistakes - highs and lows, so good to know I’m not alone and lots of ideas & good energy for the future! 💥
Lizzie
Braw Liquor Club
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Apple Podcasts | #113 |
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