The Happy WorkLife Podcast

Spencer Matthews chats to Mark Price about how being inspired by his father as a child lead him to be the entrepreneur and owner of two businesses that he is today.

In this new branch of our Workplace Happiness Podcast, Lord Mark Price will be asking guests about their top tips for working from home. In Episode One Ashley James talks about the importance of happy music and limiting her news intake.

In episode 21 of the Workplace Happiness Podcast, John O'Brien MBE talks to Lord Mark Price about the incredible working background that led to the work he does today, helping individuals and companies find a sense of purpose.

In episode 20 of the Workplace Happiness Podcast, world renowned Racehorse trainer Venetia Williams chats to Lord Mark Price about her life, her work and how she runs her successful stables.

In this Festive episode of the Workplace Happiness Podcast, Lord Mark Price speaks with CEO of the iconic Fortnum & Mason department store, Ewan Venters, about being a young entrepreneur, building up to the right moment and being polite.

In Episode 18 of the Workplace Happiness Podcast Mark chats with Millie Gooch, founder of 'Sober Girl Society' on the importance of work experience, working in journalism and creating a side hustle.

On episode 17 of the Workplace Happiness Podcast, fashion designer and BBC Sewing Bee judge, Patrick Grant sits down with Lord Mark Price to talk about happiness, sustainability and optimism within in the fashion industry.

In episode 16 of the Workplace Happiness podcast Lord Mark Price talks with Bruce Daisley about getting your CV noticed, fake news, keeping to 40 hour weeks and the work culture he champions Twitter.

This week the tables are turned on Mark as he chats with us about workplace happiness, why he doesn't like the term 'work/life balance' and the reason he started Engaging Works.

On episode 13 we bring together the ‘best bits’ from the podcast. Hear top tips from Martha Lane Fox, Liz Earle, Jamie Laing and many more, as they take the Workplace Happiness Survey and talk about their careers and working lives.

On episode no. 12 Lord Mark Price talks with Paul Drechsler CBE to discuss making a difference in the workplace, shared values and being the happiest man on Earth!

On episode no. 11 Lord Mark Price sits down to breakfast with foodie Tom Parker Bowles to discuss workplace happiness, freelance life and of course, food!

On episode no. 10 Lord Mark Price talks with Transformative Coach, Nahla Summers, about a culture of kindness, self belief and the importance of human connection.

On episode no. 9 Lord Mark Price talks to NUS President, Shakira Martin, about leadership, wellbeing and her workplace happiness whilst at the organisation.

 On episode no. 8 Lord Mark Price talks to tech entrepreneur and peer, Martha Lane Fox about her workplace happiness and the journey that led her to co-found Lastminute.com. She discusses why she’s depressed with the tech industry and how having a diverse workplace is key to success 

On episode no. 7 Lord Mark Price talks to beauty gurus Rebecca Humphries and Claire Rigby; they discuss the media's portrayal of women, the duo's beauty review site called, The Trowel, and happiness at work.

On episode no. 6, Mark Price sits down with Journalist turned Psychotherapist, Lucy Cavendish; they discuss parenting, mental health and how Lucy improved her happiness at work with her bold career change.

On episode no. 5, Lord Mark Price talk to the editor of Stylist magazine, Lisa Smosarski. They go through the Engaging Works Happiness Survey and discuss, journalism, Hillary Clinton and International Women's Day.

Made in Chelsea star and Founder of Candy Kittens, Jamie Laing and Managing Director and Founder of Candy Kittens, Ed Williams talk to Lord Mark Price about their struggles, successes and the importance of having healthy mind whilst creating the iconic sweet brand on The Happiness Podcast.

Lord Mark Price speaks to Lucy Kellaway, former Financial Times journalist turned teacher about her career at the Financial Times and why she decided to change her career so drastically at age 58 and her teaching charity, Now Teach.

Lord Mark Price speaks with award-winning former Waitrose Food magazine editor, food critic writer for The Telegraph and TV presenter, William Sitwell. The pair discuss the importance of workplace happiness, wellbeing and the infamous social media storm 'Vegan-gate'.

Engaging Works founder, Lord Mark Price speaks to wellbeing guru, Liz Earle, about her career in the health and beauty industry and how she achieves work life balance.