Welcome to the Out of Hours podcast - the podcast for those creating things that should exist in the world, out of hours. I’m Georgia Ritter, founder of OutofHours.org, the community for people with side projects. On this show, I’ll explore the stories of people who have followed their curiosity, been brave, and started a side project, only to turn it into something much bigger than they ever thought possible. I’ll explore the stories of nonprofits, businesses, creative projects and social movements - to understand the practical first steps they took, the doors these small ideas opened and the magic that happens when you start taking your own ideas seriously. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Georgia Ritter hosts Out of Hours: The Podcast, a business show with 59 episodes published.
Stop Playing Small: Tara Mohr on Conditioning, Fear, and Finally Taking Up Space
Mar 20, 202649mEp. 3S6
If you're looking for Out of Hours coaching - get in touch! Why do so many brilliant, ambitious women still hold back, play small, and second‑guess themselves? This episode is for people who are: Are ambitious but secret
AllSaints: Choosing JOY over growth (and choosing to let go), with Stuart Trevor
Mar 6, 202651mEp. 2S6
Today on the podcast I am joined by the legendary Stuart Trevor - founder of AllSaints. And now his latest project Stuart Trevor. I wanted to speak to Stuart because this podcast is about living before you run out of hou
Unplugged: Dopamine Dysregulation, Founder Minimalism, and Why You Need to Put Your Phone Down, with founder Hector Hughes
Feb 20, 20261h 4mEp. 1S6
Today on the podcast we are joined by Hector Hughes, the founder and CEO of Unplugged. Unplugged offers you the opportunity to get completely offline - for a few days. They have over 55 offline cabins in nature across th
How to Own The Room: Author Viv Groskop, on Confidence & Mastering Public Speaking and Status
Jul 24, 202557mEp. 7S5
Hear more from us by signing up to the newsletter! Today on the podcast I am joined by Viv Groskop - writer, podcaster and comedian. Her podcast How to Own the Room has reached millions of downloads - and counts guests l
Note To Self: Stop Putting Pressure on Your Creative Projects
Jul 13, 20253m0
An apology, rant, and note to my future self on the madness of putting pressure and guilt on creative projects that are designed to be fun. I hope it is a good reminder to the many, many people I speak to who I know put
Natoora: Moving Careers, Finding Great Produce, and Fixing the Food System, with Franco Fubini
May 1, 202557mEp. 6S5
Today on the podcast we have Franco Fubini, the founder of Natoora. Natoora can be seen as a ‘premium greengrocer for the best produce’. They have direct relationships with farmers and offer some of the world's best seas
Leaving the Corporate World to Start a Yoga Studio, with Rachel Hirsch
Apr 3, 202557mEp. 5S5
Rachel Hirsch is a powerhouse, who has defined her own unique path. She is the founder of LA's beloved Empowered Yoga Studio - the culmination of a yoga journey she started a long time ago while being at business school
How To Stay Creative & Entrepreneurial in a Rational World, with Rory Sutherland, Advertising Legend
Mar 13, 20251h 12mEp. 4S5
Hello everyone and welcome back! Thanks for your patience with this episode - it’s been a busy few weeks. Today on the podcast we have Rory Sutherland, the Vice Chairman of Ogilvy UK and the founder of the behavioural sc
Building a Personal Brand around your Passion, with Ultra-runner Tommy Lewis
Feb 10, 20251h 11mEp. 3S5
Today on the show we have Tommy Lewis (@TommyRunPT). He's an ultra-athlete, coach and founder of That's Runnable, a brand new community for runners. I speak to Tommy at a really interesting time. Tommy has just quit his
Botivo: Building a drinks brand from scratch, with Imme Ermgassen
Jan 28, 202555mEp. 2S5
Today on the podcast we have Imme Ermgassen co-Founder of Botivo, the award winning aperitivo. Botivo is hard to describe, it’s labelled a Botanical Aperitivo. It’s a small batch product, made on a farm, and is a great a
Follow Your Passions: Brain Cancer Warrior, Elliott Howell, on how having 8-10 years to live made him rethink everything.
Dec 11, 202446mEp. 2S7
You never know when you’re going to wake up one day with a brain tumour, so stop waiting to live your life until the timing seems right, and start living it NOW. That is Elliott's message - having survived brain surgery
Trailer: What is the meaning of Out of Hours? And what is the vision?
Oct 20, 20246mEp. 1S7
Hey! Here's a short bonus episode to share a bit more about how the Out of Hours mission has changed and what I am here to create. It's still a few weeks until the next season of the Out of Hours podcast. Make sure you s
The New Happy: Stephanie Harrison, on Why You've Got Happiness All Wrong, and How to Find It
Apr 30, 20241h 13mEp. 6S5
Thanks for being a supporter of Out of Hours! ✏️ If you haven't left a review yet - please do!! ☕️ To support me to keep making the show you can buy me a coffee to say thanks here.📧 To sign up for the newsletter head to
Gay Hendricks - How to Not Lose Yourself in your Relationships and How to Use Your Zone of Genius to Thrive
Apr 2, 20241h 14mEp. 5S5
Gay Hendricks is a psychologist, writer, and teacher - specialising in personal growth, relationships, and body intelligence. Gay received his Ph.D. in counselling psychology from Stanford University, and twenty years la
Can We Cure the Body with Our Minds? Jo Marchant on The Power of Placebo
Mar 20, 202452mEp. 4S5
Today on the show we have Jo Marchant - a New York Times bestselling author and speaker. Her writing explores the nature of humanity and our universe, and today we talk about her book 'Cure' all about the mind-body conne
The Speed Project, the Hardest Relay Race on Earth: Nils Arend Self-Doubt, Meditation and Money.
Mar 5, 202453mEp. 3S5
The Speed Project is hard to explain. It is a 340-mile relay-style race from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, which started as an adventure between friends and has since scaled to global participants. It's an unsanctioned "unof
Kevin Kelly, on How to Find Your Purpose, and Excellent Advice for Living and his Favourite Self Help Books.
Feb 20, 202447mEp. 2S5
Want to say thanks for this episode and encourage future episodes? You can now Buy Me A Coffee! 💛☕️ (You can also email me on hello@outofhours.org) Kevin Kelly is the founding executive editor of Wired magazine and a fo
Edward Sullivan: on Building Healthy Work Cultures, Finding Your Zone of Genius, and Starting a Successful Coaching Business.
Feb 6, 202448mEp. 1S5
Welcome to Out of Hours. Joining the podcast today is Edward Sullivan, co-founder and CEO of Velocity coaching, best selling author of Leading with Heart and executive coach. His twenty-five-year career as an executive c
Matt Booshell, Becoming a comedian and musician with Matt Buechele
Mar 9, 202357mEp. 6S4
If you enjoy this episode, please buy me a coffee and send a message to show your support! ☕️ Today on the podcast we have Matt Buechele - known on instagram as Matt Booshell. You may recognise Matt from his comedic, str
Allbirds: Building a sustainable shoe brand, with Tim Brown.
Mar 2, 202353mEp. 5S4
If you enjoy this episode, please buy me a coffee to show your support! ☕️ Today on the podcast we have Tim Brown, co-founder of Allbirds. Today Allbirds is a public company, with an IPO in 2021, and almost one thousand
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