Beste Business Keeps On Dancing Podcasts (2024)

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Sarah McBriar: How to build a sell-out festival from scratch 45:41

2y ago45:41

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Sarah McBriar is founder and creative director of AVA Festival, the Audio Visual Arts festival which began in Belfast back in 2015. AVA has since evolved into a Conference, Exhibition, Event Series, Industry Network, and Broadcast,and is now established across London, mainland UK & Ireland, with Sarah leading the way. This conversation explores how…

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Miles Shackleton: The Marketing secrets behind Toolroom 1:36:10

2y ago1:36:10

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Miles Shackleton is the Co-Founder, Director at Toolroom Academy and Marketing Director at Toolroom. If you work in marketing in the music industry- then this episode is a must listen. It’s a masterclass in marketing, branding, and community building. We found out the inside info on how he directs the marketing for Toolroom, how he co-founded Toolr…

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Mikey Dread and Ras Kayleb: Sound System culture and bringing reggae music to the masses 42:14

2y ago42:14

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We had the honour of sitting down with Mikey Dread and Ras Kayleb, from Channel One Sound system. Channel One Sound System is one of the best known and most loved reggae sound system in the world. And Their mission is “to break down barriers via reggae music”. they have achieved this by traveling and playing to new audiences and venues all over the…

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Graeme Park: Tales from the Hacienda and how to stay successful after 3 decades in the music industry. 49:22

2y ago49:22

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Topics Start of career Working in a record shop Starting Djing in the hacienda Playing what i liked- never planned on being a dj, so just played what I like! The takeover of house music The start of the hacienda Djing to new crowds The record industry and how it’s changed The start of hacienda records Supporting New Order on US tour Djing in Americ…

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Gok Wan: How dropping out of drama school led to my career in TV, fashion and music 1:02:38

2y ago1:02:38

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Gok Wan is a TV Presenter, Stylist, DJ, chef and the very worthy owner of an MBE. We had the pleasure of sitting down with him to discuss how he has carved out such a varied career, yet always stayed true to himself and created a life which revolves around his passions, music and fashion. He is truly a pioneer in the space, and has a unique ability…

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David Pichilingi: Creating a metropolitan music festival and taking it global 1:21:31

2y ago1:21:31

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David Pichilingi is the founder and CEO of Liverpool Sound City and has a lifetime of experience in the music industry.From being an artist, managing bands, running events, labels and launching music festivals to his current focus as the founder and director of Liverpool Sound City. The international music, business and emerging talent festival whi…

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Simon Dunmore: How Defected became a global music empire 47:47

2y ago47:47

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We were honoured to interview the founder, DJ, businessman and entrepreneur - Simon Dunmore. Simon is founder of Defected and Glitterbox and this episode delves deep into how he has achieved such incredible success for these brands and in his career. Simon has built a global music empire, from publishing, events, festival, labels, radio and more- a…

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Yousef: How to tour the world as a DJ, run a chart topping label and throw sell-out events 46:44

2y ago46:44

46:44

The secret to success- Laser focus on your craft How he launched the pilot event post lockdown The inception of Circus Lessons learnt from running club nights- mistakes are inevitable How social media has affected the clubbing scene and his take on the phones on the dancefloor debate How he will always play new music in every set Balancing family l…

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Mark Fletcher: Life as the CEO of Manchester Pride 1:07:13

2y ago1:07:13

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Mark Fletcher has been the CEO of Manchester Pride for 8 years now and has achieved some incredible things in his time, including the launch of the new progress flag, building the Manchester Pride festival into the global event that it is today, and establishing the Manchester Pride conference. Mark has navigated some of the toughest times in the p…

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Introducing The Business Keeps on Dancing Podcast. Under the Spotlight. 4:31

2+ y ago4:31

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The Business keeps on Dancing podcast will shine a light on the people behind the world’s most successful music, festival and events brands. We will document the inspirational stories from the very best in the business, giving you a rare opportunity to hear from the people behind the world’s biggest brands and festivals, including DJs, promoters, f…

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Robyn Isherwood: From running multi-million pound parties to launching the UK’s first socially distanced festival 1:20:37

2+ y ago1:20:37

1:20:37

From being 12 years old Robyn knew she wanted to work in the events industry and through her determination and sheer hard work over the past 12 years, she has built three incredibly successful businesses. Her stories are jaw dropping, including running multi-million pound parties, flying around the world on private jets and living a life which most…

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Kate Osler: From PR exec to MD of a global business 1:12:40

2+ y ago1:12:40

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Topics. >Where it started- entry into the world of music/events > Starting from the bottom-flyering, working in music bar, booking small bands > Working at a brand advertising agency in London > First experience of working at a festival > Ambition- wanting to be like the senior people in the team > Saying yes to everything > Moving into the world o…

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Rob Da Bank: From Radio 1 to founding 2 of the UK's biggest festivals. 1:20:13

2+ y ago1:20:13

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Rob needs no introduction, he’s most famous for his long-running show on BBC Radio 1 and being the man behind Bestival and more recently Camp Bestival, along with his wife Josie. Rob is a self-confessed jack of all trades, he really has done it all, from interning, throwing parties, illegal sound systems and ‘falling’ into radio by accident, which …

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Ben Robinson: The Highs and Lows of Running a Festival 1:20:20

2+ y ago1:20:20

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Ben Robinson is one of the industry's most successful promoters. It’s amazing to see just how far he’s come, from putting on events with a budget of just £100 to today, running phenomenal events such as Kendal Calling, bluedot festival and Christmas at Bute Park to name a few. This episode is a really useful insight into how a festival can grow fro…

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Jon Drape: The inception of the Warehouse Project, running the UK's biggest music festivals and lessons from the Hacienda. 1:20:37

2+ y ago1:20:37

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If you find yourself dancing in a field at a festival this summer, then chances are, it will be one of Jon Drape's events. Jon is a real heavyweight in the UK and European festival and events scene. He’s the founder of Engine no4, the team responsible for the production of some of your favourite festivals and events including, The Warehouse Project…

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Business Keeps On Dancing Podcasts

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The Business Keeps on Dancing Podcast

Business Keeps on Dancing

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Sarah McBriar: How to build a sell-out festival from scratch 45:41

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Miles Shackleton: The Marketing secrets behind Toolroom 1:36:10

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Mikey Dread and Ras Kayleb: Sound System culture and bringing reggae music to the masses 42:14

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Graeme Park: Tales from the Hacienda and how to stay successful after 3 decades in the music industry. 49:22

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Gok Wan: How dropping out of drama school led to my career in TV, fashion and music 1:02:38

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David Pichilingi: Creating a metropolitan music festival and taking it global 1:21:31

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Simon Dunmore: How Defected became a global music empire 47:47

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Yousef: How to tour the world as a DJ, run a chart topping label and throw sell-out events 46:44

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Mark Fletcher: Life as the CEO of Manchester Pride 1:07:13

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Introducing The Business Keeps on Dancing Podcast. Under the Spotlight. 4:31

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Robyn Isherwood: From running multi-million pound parties to launching the UK’s first socially distanced festival 1:20:37

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Kate Osler: From PR exec to MD of a global business 1:12:40

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Rob Da Bank: From Radio 1 to founding 2 of the UK's biggest festivals. 1:20:13

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Ben Robinson: The Highs and Lows of Running a Festival 1:20:20

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Jon Drape: The inception of the Warehouse Project, running the UK's biggest music festivals and lessons from the Hacienda. 1:20:37

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