Emma Gannon
Ctrl Alt Delete
Ctrl Alt Delete subverts the traditional career show. Instead, it's for people who are more interested in shaping their work rather than letting their work shape them. The main focus is work, wellbeing and creativity. Hosted by bestselling author Emma Gannon, she has a gentle line of questioning that starts with work, and ends up wherever the conversations lead. Named Best Business podcast by Vuelio, Webby award nominee and named 50 Best Podcasts by Sunday Times, Ctrl Alt Delete is a gateway into new ideas – with past guests varying far and wide including Elizabeth Gilbert, Reni Eddo-Lodge, Ja...
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Episodes
#163 Naomi Alderman: How To Tell If You Have A Great Idea 29.11.2018 34:19
Welcome to Ctrl Alt Delete! My guest today is one of my favourite authors, the incredibly inspiring force of nature that is Naomi Alderman! She is the multi-award-winning novelist of Disobedience and The Power. Disobedience has been adapted into a film directed by Sebastián Lelio, based on the novel of the same name by Naomi and stars both Rachael McAdams an...
#162: Hari Nef: How To Survive The Dark Side Of The Internet 26.11.2018 25:17
My guest today is the wonderful Hari Nef: model, actress, activist and first trans woman signed to IMG Worldwide, one of the biggest model management firms in the world. She has graced the covers of publications such as Elle UK, Love Magazine and Interview, and has appeared in editorials in Vogue and Wonderland Magazine, among others. She may be currently&n...
#161 Pandora Sykes: On Choosing What To Share 19.11.2018 34:31
Pandora Sykes is a journalist and co-host of The High Low podcast. Pandora is a former colleague of mine; we were part of the launch team of the now defunct website The Debrief back in 2014. She was the fashion editor, I was the social media editor. She then went on to hold the iconic position of Fashion Features Editor and Wardrobe Mistress columnist of The Sunday Times Style magazine. Now, Pando...
#160: E.Lockhart on How To Write A Novel 13.11.2018 31:47
E. Lockhart is a New York Times bestselling author of ten novels, including We Were Liars , which was a New York Times bestseller and Zoella Book Club pick, and the novel Genuine Fraud , soon to be a film produced by Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner of HBO series Girls . In this episode we talk about writing, writing writing! The art of writing novel...
#159 Scott Harrison & Joshua Coombes: On How To Do Good 06.11.2018 41:12
This episode is with Scott Harrison, founder of Charity:Water and Joshua Coombes, founder of Do Something For Nothing. I had the best time getting to know two amazing entrepreneurs last week when I hosted a master class called "Passion to Purpose" at the WeWork Creator Awards in London. Scott has the most interesting story and has helped millions get access to clean water. Jos...
#158 Estée Lalonde: Catching Up On Life 02.11.2018 27:47
Estée Lalonde is a returning guest! Estée is a U.K.-based lifestyle vlogger, author and fellow podcaster, who shares her beauty and fashion expertise with more than 1.2 million subscribers on her YouTube channel every week. She has served as a brand ambassador for the likes of Lancôme, Garnier, and Adidas, and last year, she launched a podcast called The Heart Of It , in which...
#157: Jodi Picoult: A Spark Of Light 27.10.2018 31:41
Jodi Picoult is the bestselling author of 25 novels. Her books have sold over 15 million copies worldwide, and have been translated into almost 50 languages. In this episode -- (recorded live at Foyles Charing Cross as part of Jodi's UK tour) -- we discuss her newest book A Spark Of Light, which centres around women, choice and abortion rights in America. It unravels backward...
#156 BONUS Episode: Should We Be Able To Vote Online? 24.10.2018 29:36
This episode is with Areeq Chowdhury, founder and chief executive of the voluntary, youth-led, think tank WebRoots Democracy . I wanted to do an episode of Ctrl Alt Delete all about online voting. Can it happen? Will it happen? When will it happen? Other countries are already experimenting with online voting and we do everything with our phones, so I wanted to explore the pros and cons for t...
#155 Katherine Ormerod (Part Two): Is Social Media Ruining Your Life? (Recorded Live At Waterstones) 23.10.2018 20:51
This is the second part of this interview, recorded live, which focuses on the audience Q&A! Katherine Ormerod is a journalist, influencer and author. She has worked as a journalist for over a decade, starting her career as a fashion assistant at Sunday Times Style, moving to Grazia to become Senior Fashion News & Features Editor then on to Glamour where she was Fashion Features Editor at...
#154 Katherine Ormerod (Part One): Is Social Media Ruining Your Life? (Recorded Live At Waterstones) 20.10.2018 38:52
Katherine Ormerod is a journalist, influencer and author. She has worked as a journalist for over a decade, starting her career as a fashion assistant at Sunday Times Style, moving to Grazia to become Senior Fashion News & Features Editor then on to Glamour where she was Fashion Features Editor at Large. Prior to her career, she graduated with a MA(Hons) in History from the University of Edinb...
#153: BONUS Episode: Let's Talk About Periods 18.10.2018 31:20
This is a special live recording of Ctrl Alt Delete focused on all things periods, from cramps to menstrual mishaps, bloody good anecdotes, mind-boggling facts and incredible stories as we delve into a raw discussion about all aspects periods around the world. This was recorded at Hoxton Square Bar & Grill in collaboration with Project Period, a campaign bringing together activists to m...
#152 Amy Thomson: Why It's Okay To Be Moody 11.10.2018 42:29
My guest today is the incredible entrepreneur Amy Thomson. She was the founder of SEEN, a global marketing agency working with brands such as Nike, Microsoft and RBS. She is also the co-founder of a business school for future female leaders called Future Girl Corp (alongside Sharmadean Reid, another Ctrl Alt DElete guest), which has a simple mission to inspire the new generation of female le...
#151 Helena Morrissey: How To Invest In Your Future 05.10.2018 37:12
Helena Morrissey who is one of the best-known women in the City. She handles billions of pounds worth of assets for many years and is now Head of Personal Investing at Legal and General Management, a new role aimed at engaging the nation to save and invest more. In 2010, Helena founded the 30% Club, a cross-business initiative to achieve better gender-balanced UK company boards. She wrote a book e...
#150: Chloe Milligan: How Do You Become An Online Florist? 01.10.2018 24:40
Chloe Milligan runs a florist company called MUD Urban Flowers. Unlike a traditional florist, MUD operates solely online and this innovative, contemporary take on the trade soon became a great success. MUD Urban Flowers has now expanded into Edinburgh and has plans to continue growing UK wide via franchises from early 2019. In a landmark year celebrating 100 years since women were g...
#149: Farrah Storr: Find Your Discomfort Zone 27.09.2018 42:54
Farrah Storr is the award-winning editor-in-chief of the UK's Cosmopolitan magazine. She took over the brand in 2015 where she was tasked with reimagining it for the millennial woman. The October issue of Cosmo magazine has model and body-positivity advocate Tess Holliday on the cover. It was celebrated across the internet by many who lauded the magazine for championing body positiv...
#148: BONUS episode: How Connected Will We Be In The Future? 24.09.2018 32:54
This episode of Ctrl Alt Delete is in collaboration with CityFibre, talking all about connectivity and the future of tech. I wanted to do an episode on the future of work, tech, modern cities and Internet connection. Chatting to me on these topics is Laura Osborne who works with CityFibre. Laura’s background is in public affairs, government communications and more recently cons...
#147 Fearne Cotton: On Motherhood & Her Multihyphenate Career 15.09.2018 36:04
Fearne Cotton is a TV presenter, podcast host and author. Fearne has been presenting live TV since the age of 15 when she was spotted by ITV’s ‘Disney Club’ Her warmth, natural interview skills and ability to make presenting live TV seem effortless and has given her the opportunity to present a variety of shows over the years. In 2005 she joined Radio 1 where she spent 10 incredible years, initial...
#146 Yasmin Khan: When Passion Leads To Burn-out 10.09.2018 29:42
Yasmin Khan is an award-winning author, campaigner and cook. In 2013, after suffering a debilitating burnout and having to step back from her human rights work, Yasmin switched careers and turned to food as a tool through which to share people’s stories. She ran a Kickstarter to write a book that would offer a window into Iran, the result of which is her best-selling debut book The Saff...
#144 Justin Myers (The Guyliner): From Anonymous Blog To Book Deal 27.08.2018 34:26
Justin Myers is a journalist who for a long time wrote under his pseudonym The Guyliner. I first started reading his hilarious writing back in 2012 when his blog posts started getting published on the Huffington Post. He has written for Gay Times, GQ and the Guardian. His first novel, The Last Romeo, was published by Little, Brown in Spring this year. We talk about writing non fi...
#143 Sharmadean Reid: On Productivity & Distraction 16.08.2018 37:14
Sharmadean Reid founded WAH Nails as a side project in 2009 – now it is a huge global well-known business. In this episode I chat to Sharmadean about productivity and distraction. She has a brilliant Guardian column called Bossing It where she answers modern work questions. She wrote two WAH nails books, delivered global pop up nail salons for 100s of brands, created a product line with Walgreen B...
#141 Charly Cox: On Poetry, Success and Mental Health 02.08.2018 31:03
Charly Cox is a 22-year-old writer, producer, poet and author of She Must Be Mad. Her writing focuses on destigmatizing mental health and the coming-of-age of a young woman surviving the modern world. In January 2017, she published her first poem on Instagram, showing her internet followers her poetry for the first time; since then she’s been asked to be Virgin Radio’s poet in residence, she’...
#140 Gemma Arterton: On Escaping And Creating 23.07.2018 29:45
My guest today is the actress Gemma Arterton. We spoke about the new film she's in called The Escape, which she also executive produced. Her breakthrough role was in the James Bond film Quantum of Solace (2008), playing Bond Girl Strawberry Fields, which won her an Empire Award for Best Newcomer. She played the lead role in the film Their Finest (2017). She was the title star of the film The Disap...
#139 Rose Cartwright: On Turning Her Book On OCD Into A TV Series 17.07.2018 28:26
So excited to interview Rose, a writer & creative director and author of PURE. This episode was recorded at the BFI Southbank for my live mini series there called From Book to Screen. I first came across Rose’s work in 2014 when I pledged for the book on Unbound called PURE – about Pure ‘O’ a type of OCD – in Rose’s case she would get intrusive sexual thoughts. Pure is...
#138: Yomi Adegoke & Elizabeth Uviebinené: How to SLAY IN YOUR LANE 10.07.2018 42:02
My guests today are authors and best friends Yomi Adegoke and Elizabeth Uviebinené. They are the authors of SLAY IN YOUR LANE. SLAY IN YOUR LANE is the long-awaited, inspirational guide to life for a generation of black British women inspired to make lemonade out of lemons, and find success in every area of their lives. It was included in top Elle’s 12 addictive books of 2018, Metro...
#137 Amika George: On Being A Teen Activist 03.07.2018 26:18
Amika George is an 18-year-old student from North London. She started the #FreePeriods campaign, which calls on the government to give free menstrual products to children from low-income families. This episode was recorded at #SheInspiresMe Live, a feminist festival put on by Women For Women International. Sorry that it's a bit echoey, it was a really large room and the mics sadly weren't perfect...
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