S1 EP4 | Andrew Jack, Financial Times journalist

01/13/20 • 18 min

In this episode of A Little Bit of Genius, our student co-hosts Eli and Hala speak with Andrew Jack, Global Education Correspondent at the Financial Times.

Andrew has been with the paper since 1990 after studying at Oxford and Harvard.

In this episode, he discusses how he became a journalist at a leading paper, how Financial Times works with students in schools, and the importance of being creative when writing.

In this episode of A Little Bit of Genius, our student co-hosts Eli and Hala speak with Andrew Jack, Global Education Correspondent at the Financial Times.

Andrew has been with the paper since 1990 after studying at Oxford and Harvard.

In this episode, he discusses how he became a journalist at a leading paper, how Financial Times works with students in schools, and the importance of being creative when writing.

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S1 EP3 | Lord David Puttnam, Oscar-winning producer

Welcome back to A Little Bit of Genius!

In this episode of the podcast, student co-hosts Angelina and Hala speak with Lord David Puttnam, the Oscar-winning film producer of Chariots of Fire.

Having retired from the film world, Lord David Puttnam currently sits on the UK House of Lords and Nord Anglia’s Education Advisory Board.

Listen as our students speak with Lord Puttnam about how creativity shaped his career and life.

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S1 EP5 | Dr Joseph Polisi, former Juilliard president

Dr Joseph Polisi is the president emeritus of The Juilliard School. He is also the longest-serving president, from 1984-2017, following a successful career as a bassoonist.

In this episode, student co-hosts Angelina and Alex talk with Dr Polisi about what it takes to be a professional musician and his vast experience of life in the performing arts.