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It's a brand-new Rayo Original podcast from The Apprentice star and business entrepreneur
The Apprentice UK's Tim Campbell has launched his first Rayo Original podcast, reWORKING, exploring the biggest questions around careers and money.
This isn’t just another business podcast. It’s for anyone trying to get ahead at work, grow their money and still have a life outside of it. Every week, Tim interviews the likes of The Rest is History’s Alastair Campbell, podcasters ShxtsNGigs, comedian Russell Kane and more fascinating guests. They’ll be helping solve your biggest work challenges, plus sharing their own lived experiences, hard earned lessons and practical advice you can actually use.
You can listen to the first episode with Alastair Campbell now on Rayo, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcasts.
Tim Campbell MBE won the first series of The Apprentice in 2005 and returned to the show as Lord Sugar’s aide in 2022. He’s also the founder of social enterprise Bright Ideas Trust and was awarded an MBE in 2012 for services to enterprise.
In reWORKING, Tim breaks down complex topics into easy-to-understand, practical advice, helping you make better decisions about their work and finances. Each episode focuses on a new challenge – from asking for a pay rise without burning bridges to knowing when it's time to quit, or building long-term wealth rather than income – answering the questions we all think about but never get solid answers to.
Whether you’re starting out, stuck in the middle, or ready for your next move, this is a podcast made to help you make smarter decisions, feel more in control, and define success on your own terms.
The series features conversations with some of the country’s brightest and most creative minds (think founders, investors and experts across business, money and psychology).
Tim said: “Work and money shape all of our lives, yet most of us are never taught how to navigate them. re:Working is about cutting through the noise and having honest conversations about the real decisions people face – and sharing lessons that listeners can actually use.”
Listen on Rayo, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcasts.
Follow @reworkingpodcast on Instagram and TikTok and @reWORKINGwithTimCampbellpod on YouTube.
Alastair Campbell is the co-host of popular podcast The Rest is Politics, and was formerly Downing Street Press Secretary, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesperson, Downing Street's director of communications and spokesman for the Labour Party at different stages in his career.
He shares what decades at the highest levels of power taught him about influence, communication, and getting things done. From working alongside Tony Blair to shaping messages that cut through, he has seen first hand why some people get their way and others get ignored.
Alastair also explains how to handle power dynamics at work, deal with difficult personalities, and say what needs to be said even when it is uncomfortable.
Shxts and Gigs is a weekly podcast featuring best friends James and Fuhad, who give their "full, unfiltered opinion on anything that comes to mind". The podcast is full of hilarious, honest and raw discussions about daily life, pop culture, listener stories and everything in between.
The boys are hugely popular across the UK and beyond, having amassed more than two million followers on YouTube and 8 million on TikTok.
Lara Acosta is a bit of a gem when it comes to business advice. She's founded two companies already: Literally Academy, an education and consulting business, and AI writing tool Kleo, which was built for founders, executives and content creators. She shares tonnes of engaging content and helpful tips across social media, especially on Linkedin. about building a personal brand.
Having appeared on the Apprentice since 2011, Scottish entrepreneur Mike Soutar is no stranger to Tim Campbell. He's the owner of Shortlist Media Limited, previously ran Emap Radio and the Evening Standard, has sat on the boards of the Scottish Rugby Union and so much more.
Writer, actor and comedian Russell Kane is perhaps best known for hosting popular shows Big Brother's Big Mouth; I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here; Freak Like Me; Geordie Shore: The Reunion, and several more. He's also the co-founder of Jolt My World (which sells de-aging supplements), authored a kids book and appeared on The Apprentice.
Richard Harpin is the founder of HomeServe UK, the owner of the Business Leader community and a founder growth partner, backing ambitious founders and investing his own capital and experience into medium-sized UK businesses.
Ever heard of Mother Pukka? It's a portal for people who "happen to be parents", founded by journalist editor, author and presenter Anna Whitehouse. She's a columnist for Grazia, a motherhood editor at Stylist, the host of her own podcast and a TedX speaker, just to name a few impressive career highlights.
Timothy Armoo's career started at just 14; after three years, he'd already sold a media company to a US firm. Today, he's a Forbes 30 Under 30 entrepreneur, #1 Sunday Times bestselling author, an advisor to Fortune 500 companies on Gen Z strategy and much more.
Daniel Priestley is an award-winning entrepreneur and best-selling author. Over his career, he's co-founded AI enabled platform ScoreApp, launched award-winning entrepreneur accelerator Dent Global and AI book-writing aid BookMagic.ai, and authored seven books himself – and he's got two new start ups coming this year.
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