This week the boys are lucky enough to interview Nicholas Bowman-Scargill, Managing Director of Fears Watches, at their popup shop in London. Fears Watches was founded in 1846 by Edwin Fear before being passed down to the next two generations of the Fear familu until 1966 where the company lay dormant until 2016. It was at this point Nick re-establ…

After a short break starting jobs and generally working hard, the boys are excited to be back with a long-awaited pod with England 7s player and friend of the show Will Edwards.Will takes Ross, Tom and Henry through the highs and lows of the journey that has taken him to a career as an elite athlete, from persistent injury setbacks to the surprise …

A special episode this week as the boys welcome Henry back from his travels, as well as double Paralympic gold medalist Liam Malone onto the pod. Liam represented New Zealand in the 2016 Rio Olympics, where he won Gold in the T44 200m and 400m. He achieved Paralympic records in both events, beating the times set by Oscar Pistorius in 2012. He also …

This week, the boys sit down with Fanbytes CEO Tim Armoo. Fanbytes is a video distribution company that works with brands to distribute videos on social media through influencer channels. Tom and Ross chat to Tim about his upbringing, and his early years spent living in Ghana. Tim talks candidly about his time in Ghana and the differences in cultur…

The boys are back after a short break with Andy Shovel, Co-Founder of Chosen Bun and (NOT)MEAT.Andy talks Ross and Tom through his transition from a recruitment business to starting Chosen Bun with Co-Founder Pete Sharman. They wanted to put an end to the lack of decent burger delivery services in London, and so decided to create their own. Andy te…

This week Ross and Tom welcome Chris Moss on the pod. Chris is CEO of The University Paper, the trusted voice of UK students, connecting brands with the student audience and producing student-led content for university campuses across the UK.Chris opens up about his upbringing, and how overcoming significant childhood trauma shaped his career and g…

The boys are back into interviews and welcome Jack Parsons onto the pod. Jack is CEO of Big Youth Group, a collective of youth first companies improving the odds of young people between the ages of 18-30.Jack opens up about his upbringing, his decision to leave school at 16 to pursue work and how this led to founding his first business Yourfeed at …

The boys mark their 10th episode with a review of the podcast so far. They chat about what they have learned, what they need to improve and their favourite bits from the interviews so far. Tom and Ross bid Henry farewell as he heads off on 3 months of travelling, discuss how he can promote the podcast in South-East Asia and what he'll miss about TB…

For this week’s episode the boys are joined by the awesome Callum Bramley. Callum works for Streamoid, a tech company building an AI platform for the fashion and retail industry. He spends the rest of his time building RESPOND, an artificially intelligent app to help dementia patients with their everyday lives.Callum outlines his amazing journey; f…

Ross, Henry and Tom are excited to welcome their first sportswoman on The Bull Sessions. This week they are joined by Torz Anderson, England Lacrosse player and 2017 World Cup Bronze medallist.Torz teaches the boys about the ins and outs of lacrosse, and how the England team copes without funding. She gives an insight into what it’s like juggling a…

This week’s guest is City A.M Editor Christian May. City A.M is London’s most read daily business newspaper, with a readership of nearly 400,000 people every day.Christian introduces the aims and target audience of City A.M., and talks to the boys about his role. He explains his remarkable journey from a politically-focused career, to being approac…

The Bull Sessions boys are joined by Lindsey Noakes, Co-Founder of Gather, for Session 006. Gather brings people and data together to solve the urban sanitation crisis. Three billion people are living in cities around the world without access to a safe, clean toilet, and Gather uses data to get toilets to people who need them most.Lindsey introduce…

This week the boys are lucky enough to be joined by Becca Dean, Co-Founder of The Girls’ Network. The Girls’ Network is an amazing charity that provides one-to-one mentoring to girls from the most disadvantaged communities in England, which currently works with 2,000 girls every year.Becca began her career as a teacher, before realising that girls …

For Session 004 the boys are joined by Keyu Sumaria, Co-Founder of The Oblique Life. The Oblique Life is a new kind of members’ club – one that redefines and repersonalises the way millennials meet and helps them to unlock the best experiences across London and beyond. This is done through a mobile app and Oblique’s unique ‘Make It Happen’ service.…

In this week’s episode, Ross, Henry and Tom chat to Jeremy Hindle, Co-Founder of Headstart. Headstart is an app that uses Machine Learning technology to help employers identify the best-suited talent in the shortest period. Unlike many job-searching platforms, Headstart focuses on candidates’ personality, behaviours, strengths and motivations, rath…

Ross, Tom and Henry are joined by Jesse Wilson for Session 002. Jesse is Co-Founder of Jubël - a peach-flavoured beer inspired by demi-pêche, the French tradition of pouring peach cordial into a pint of lager.Jesse tells the story of Jubël, from the initial idea on a university ski trip to the point where he and business partner Tom decided to leav…

Henry, Tom and Ross introduce The Bull Sessions, explaining how they generated the idea, the meaning behind the name and their aims for the pod. The boys chat about the kind of people they are looking to interview, as well as picking their dream guests for the show. Finally, they debate what it means to be a millennial, and why the generation has g…