In our latest podcast, Phil Dolan talks about the inspirations behind his new business, Mandocello, a forthcoming app (Rate My Day) that will be aimed a helping people with mental health issues to plan their day, and ultimately prioritise things that make them happy. Is currently the manager for Hull-based guitar shop, Antone’s, so we discuss the transition he went through in starting his own business, as well as his advice for people who want to build a start-up, and make it work.
In our next WAROCAST, we chat to Bombyx PLM founder, Lucy Blackley about problems in the fashion industry, mental health awareness in business and how her own brand is working to inspire and motivate people within the product design industry to do more with their time, while taking time out for themselves. Listen to our […]
Inside of the busy Hull tech and innovation hub, Dom Smith from WARO chats to Emily Clixby of Gig Buddies (and accessible band, Sunflower) about her work for Mencap and GB, as well as thoughts on the value of volunteering, and how venues and customers can work together to better support people with mental, and […]
In our latest WAROCAST, we chat to Rich Sharp Wilson (and his very lovely little lad, Xav) about the Bean & Nothingness’ beginnings and development, as well as plans for the future. Here at WARO, we are big fans of Team Bean! https://www.facebook.com/ExistentialCafe 0 0 votes Article Rating Dom Smith
In the very first episode of the WARO Podcast, we chat to Eskimosoup‘s John Gilbert about Mental Health Awareness in Hull, as well as his agency’s work on projects like Got Your Back in order to promote Social Good. 0 0 votes Article Rating Dom Smith
