Frontiers

In this episode of Frontiers, Underworld's iconic electronic artists Karl Hyde and Rick Smith continue to speak frankly about the major changes they have undergone, reflecting on past projects and sharing their belief that creativity can come out of crisis.

In this episode of Frontiers, legendary British electronic artists Underworld talk about the major changes the group have undergone. Karl Hyde and Rick Smith, who have been together for 40 years, discuss some of the key components of longevity and share how they find strength in their differences.

In this episode of Frontiers, Tania Boler, CEO and Founder of Elvie, describes her entrepreneurial approach to tackling taboos as a fem-tech pioneer. We explore her mission-driven leadership at Elvie, the journey from a small startup to market leader, and how to define a whole new category.

In this episode of Frontiers, director and podcaster Jamie Morton, describes his whirlwind journey of creating cult-podcast, My Dad Wrote a Porno. We explore the art of bootstrapping a creative idea and transforming it into a global phenomenon, all while navigating the evolving podcast industry.

In this episode of Frontiers, Sian Sutherland, Co-Founder of A Plastic Planet, describes her mission to reduce plastic dependency. We explore the journey of an entrepreneur who has finally found her calling and her alternative approach to activism that involves working with corporates to change them from the inside.

In this episode of Frontiers, Bob Roth, CEO of the David Lynch Foundation, shares his journey to bring transcendental meditation to the Frontiers of medicine, education and the workplace. We explore the growing wellness industry and the healing role meditation can play in a tech-consumed world.

In this episode of Frontiers, DJ and LGBTQ+ advocate Fat Tony describes a life of battling addictions, whether this is drink, drugs or social media. We explore the power of music, innovating within the evolving nightlife scene, and the opportunity to tell stories that advocate for, and help others.

In this episode of Frontiers, multi-hyphenate Emma Gannon describes her drive to tell stories about an alternate way of living. We explore how a new generation of creative talent is forcing the corporate world to evolve, and the importance of empowerment in education.

In this episode of Frontiers, Tom Kerridge describes his progression from kitchen pot-washer to a multi-business entrepreneur. We explore evolving tastes, behaviours and trends in the food industry, and how so many opportunities and experiences can stem from the simple joy of food.

‘Frontiers’ is a podcast about cultural pioneers and business innovators. In this episode Gilles Peterson shares his journey to the frontiers of the music industry: including his first forays in pirate radio, the birth of the Brownswood record label and how it all began with an electric railway set.

‘Frontiers’ is brought to you by The Upside innovation studio.