In this episode, we sit down with Sam Oatey, founder of Oatey Media, to discuss his journey from farming roots to becoming a successful filmmaker. Sam shares his experiences working on national and international projects, including the viral Man Down video, and the challenges he’s faced, such as imposter syndrome and achieving work-life balance. He offers valuable insights and advice for those looking to pursue a career in film and media.
We’re joined by Cassie Kemp, owner of Cornwall Caricatures and host of the Work It Weirdo podcast, as she shares how embracing her creativity and uniqueness led to a fulfilling and successful career. From stepping away from the corporate world to celebrating the quirks that make us different, Cassie’s story is a powerful reminder that passion and personality can drive purpose. She also opens up about the joy of connecting with others and the stories that inspire her work.
In this episode, we’re joined by Richard Woods of Rewind Radio to discuss all things broadcasting in Cornwall. We delve into how the station came to be, the amazing studio space and team, and the common theme in the episode – Cornwall – and why Rewind are there to support this beautiful county, its communities, its charities, and its businesses.
We’re joined by Chris Thomson of Marwick Marketing to chat about what things lie ahead in the world of marketing. When we mention the Future, this can only lead to a discussion on AI and how it may no longer be considered Futuristic or a ‘gimmick’, but something businesses will adapt in as soon as six months. So, how do we prepare?
Shane Solomon, founder of Corker Media (and producers of our podcast) joins us for a very special episode of The F Word, talking about connections and why it’s important to get out there and meet people… and how it can lead you to rub shoulders with the stars.