Nord Anglia Education (NAE) has launched its first student-led education podcast, A Little Bit of Genius. The new platform gives talented students the chance to put their most pressing questions to those leading change across the worlds of activism, sport, the arts and business.
Listeners can enjoy podcasts with
Daniel Gilbert, founder of an award-winning digital marketing agency Brainlabs, which was named by the Financial Times as one of Europe’s fastest growing companies;
Deborah Ellis, activist and critically-acclaimed author
Lord David Puttnam, Oscar and BAFTA-winning film producer of Chariots of Fire.
The podcasts have been released to a worldwide audience, listeners will also include 64,000 students across all 66 of NAEs schools who will tune in weekly to hear their peers take to the microphone.
The first seven episodes are co-hosted by secondary school students Eli, Hala, Angelina and Alex across different episodes.
Future podcast episodes will include Andrew Jack, the Global Education Editor at the Financial Times, Dr Joseph Polisi, the former President of The Juilliard School and Billy Tan, a Marvel and DC comic book illustrator. The final episode of the series will feature Nord Anglia students interviewing former professional footballer Ebbe Sand who holds the record for scoring the fastest goal by a substitute in a World Cup in just 16 seconds.
Learn more at alittlebitofgenius.com or listen to the podcast via any major podcast platform: Spotify | Apple iTunes | Soundcloud | Google Podcasts | Ximalaya
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