The Penny podcast is for creatives, technologists and disrupters. It is where entrepreneurs share their stories about their business craft. Join us for some inspirational thinking and doing. From initial concept, to devising sustainable business models, building community, and keeping the lights on, everything is up for discussion. We delve into the structures, systems and disciplines entrepreneurs have had to put in place to underpin the big idea. We ask how they navigate the world we live in today, where the workplace is more concept than bricks and mortar. What rituals do they use to keep in the flow and how does creative practice support this? History: Originally created for the Goldsmiths University Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship Master’s degree students. It began during the pandemic as a platform for these entrepreneurs to document their creative process, discuss their business ideas and the impact of a crazy moment in history on the creative industries. It has now expanded to include a broader church of entrepreneurs and startups both in and outside the academic space.
Episodes
Friday Dec 11, 2020
Friday Dec 11, 2020
In this episode - the first in the series of interviews with the MACCE 2020 cohort - Eva and Linda are in conversation with Canadian musician and London-resident, Emily Shapiro. She opens up about her journey, beginning with classical music and her evolution into solo improvisation during lockdown. We also talk about Global Entrepreneur Week, the joys of virtual study and the feeling of knowing each other, even though we have never met in person.
Tuesday Nov 17, 2020
Tuesday Nov 17, 2020
This is the trailer for The Penny Podcast, a new documentary series which gives you the chance to meet all the entrepreneurs who are studying for the MA in Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship 2020 at Goldsmiths University. Your hosts Eva Keogan and Linda Cipoloni will interview a different entrepreneur in each episode and explore their business idea, practice, and experiences of studying in London during a global pandemic.
This podcast is created and run by students.