Moving Forward With Caleb McClelland

Finley Davies is an ice skater with ambitions of following a touring career on the ice, with Film & TV. Now in his gap year, he assesses what is the immediate next step for him.

Michael is a graphic designer in Leeds and chose to pursue the path in 2022 after taking an extra year in sixth form. He speaks to Caleb about how big graphic designer really is and examples in video games and the effect AI may have.

It’s 2026! And the first guest is Sienna Williams, a performer who attends LMA In Liverpool. Changing course, yet staying in the same lane of performing, Sienna speaks about her ambitions and love for the stage.

I had to do one last episode for the year, to round everything off. Thank you for listening all over the world in this first year of ‘Moving Forward’. In this episode, I speak about all the episodes and guests, along with the origins of the podcast.

Living in Lancaster, doing two degrees in one. That’s the day to day life of Sam Webster, who speaks politics, history and university with Caleb.

Ben is a film student who self confessed barely shows up to lectures. Caleb asks him whether this is a good thing and his words that he would give to younger people, looking to pursue the path that he has gone down. Listen to the pair speak on life in Manchester and a good way to break into the industry.

A summer spent in Japan whilst filming a national TV show is another day in the office for Emma Gibion. She speaks about the amazing experience working for Channel 4 on ‘World’s Apart’, her passion for singing and life in care.

The first duo episode on Moving Forward! 8 months since the very first episode, Caleb and Kody Ketterick revisit that day and speak about the drastic changes in his life and ambitions. Kasey also joins and speaks about his army ambitions and his studying of Uniformed Protective Services.

Connor Veitch has been an actor for over 10 years and has seen success, along with having close calls at some big roles. Now at age 20, he explains how his passion still exists for the industry despite certain setbacks. Listen to the pair speak about University and life away from formal education.

Jacob Wright has been in the creative industry for over 12 years and has discovered his biggest love was always writing and directing. He is currently in his last year of LMA in Liverpool, studying Film & TV and he breaks down how much he loves uni and his opinions on young people’s mentality.

A milestone episode, as Glorencia Wakudyanaye speaks about her experiences getting into the acting world and her current degree at Arden in Manchester. She speaks to Caleb about her decision between acting and social care a few years ago and what her general future plans are.

After being given an unconditional offer from Salford University, Alex has loved his foundation year and improved his social skills. Being part Russian and French and living in London with people he felt didn’t interact much made him want a change. Coming up North he realised his new life. Speaking to Caleb, he explains his interest and love for Music and the science behind sound.

6 years after they last spoke, Caleb and Samit meet again to discuss his apprenticeship at BAE and how he has dealt with life since high school, including troubles and challenges. Samit has a wide knowledge about cars and creating technological items, such as his new PC. He explains how he does it and offers great advise for those younger looking to explore what he is currently doing.

After attending Manchester Metropolitan University, Sam decided that he wanted to end his time as a student doing film and TV. Now he is pursuing a career as a police officer, doing a three year apprenticeship. He decided he would do this before leaving the UK for 10 weeks for his camp America course, which he describes as one of the best times of his life.

Cameron has always had ambitions to be an engineer and has found himself on board a ferry that regularly commutes to France and Ireland from the UK. He enjoys the balance of time that he has on and off the ship and explains this with Caleb along with his interest in engineering in Motorsport too.

After studying a variety of subjects at sixth form, Liv Crumb took law, at Lancaster University and enjoys her new way of life. She speaks to Caleb about the overall system and how the roles of barristers and solicitors differ and the types of roles she prefers and the dynamics that surround this line of work.

A- Level results day is today and amidst the teenagers receiving their grades all across the country, Caleb sits down with a student of the class of 2024, Lydia Thomas. Lydia is interested in midwifery and speaks about expectations and cultural norms. At 20 years old she is currently at a nursery and loves caring for children and the wider picture of nurturing.

Caleb flies solo this week to explain the potential new additions to how you view the podcast. He explains ideas of expanding the reach of the podcast via various new means such as TikTok and video formats, as well as travelling to different cities and implementing a new style and concept. Listen to the new ideas in this latest and significant episode of 'Moving Forward'.

In 2018, American Ethan King left everything he knows in the USA to move to England. He lived in Missouri and enjoyed the barbecues and the way of life, but after moving to the UK, he met Imogen who he has been dating for 3 years. He feels as though university doesn't have what he wants and that he'd be better working and building his way up the property ladder whilst dreaming of a life where he c...

Soon to be 26 years old, Malik has deeply evaluated what he wants to do with his life. He feels that university is the way for him to go, as he explores the field of acting and his dreams of becoming involved in the industry. Listen to the hilarious man himself, speak to Caleb in this latest episode of, ‘Moving Forward’.

James is flying high in Lancaster experiencing a wave of freedom that he loves so much, that he cant wait to go back. Doing an integrated masters in Biology, James was somewhat reluctant on the toughness of his degree. However, now he feels more optimistic about the future and discusses this and his wholesome love for animals, in this latest episode of ‘Moving Forward’.

Soon to be 18, Lewis Saxon is hoping to get the grades he needs to attend Liverpool John Moore's University. He says he's been interested in many hobbies and sport over the years but isn't content if he has truly found something he loves yet. He discusses his uncertain approach to his immediate future and the unique interest in science and anthropology with Caleb.

After taking a year away from education to find herself and learn, Jiya has travelled up to Newcastle to do a seven year degree in Architecture. She strives to be an inspiration to others as she has big goals she hopes to achieve in a notoriously difficult line of work, particularly for women, statistically.

This episode of 'Moving Forward' is a unique edition, as Caleb speaks about his experiences of University and the Pro's & Con's that are not conveyed before joining. He speaks on a range of topics and admits he had his eyes opened to the way of the 'system' after joining uni.

Ten years is a long time in anyone's life and for Oscar and Caleb, the last decade has seen their friendship develop and flourish. Facing a changing world through childhood, teenage life, exams and adulthood. In the present day, Oscar is studying at Bath University doing a 4 year course in Mathematics, including a placement year. He also speaks about his family and experience as a Tottenham Hotspu...