# Giles Harrison

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NRP - Paparazzi Giles Harrison - Ep50

NRP goes into the mind of Giles Harrison, one of the top Paparazzo's in the world! Giles takes us on a journey through his lens, while trying to hunt down celebrities for the perfect shot. He discusses Kanye West, the amount of money that can be made in this business, and breaks down the emotional …

Sculpd: Giles Harrison

Thank you for tuning into "Starting Small", a podcast about brand development, entrepreneurship, and innovation in the modern world. In this episode, I am joined by Giles Harrison, founder of Sculpd, air-dry clay home pottery kits for adults, beginners, and DIY creators. Sculpd brings the joy of po…

S5 Ep13: Entrepreneurship, community and the joy of work: Matt Clements and Giles Harrison

Matt and Giles founded Sculpd alongside their business partner Guy Vero at the peak of Lockdown, and have since sold over 100,000 at-home pottery kits.Beyond that, they’ve built partnerships with some of the most influential brands in the UK, including Bloom & Wild, Missoma and Papier.In this episo…

#29: Starting an e-commerce business with no external funding - reinventing pottery with Giles Harrison (Co-founder of Sculpd)

Send a text In this episode, I am speaking to Giles Harrison, a co-founder of Sculpd, a home-pottery craft kit business. Born in lockdown and now selling internationally, Sculpd is taking pottery further than it's ever been before. Developing a modern approach to home crafts has been a core focus o…

How I failed: Giles Harrison quit his job to start his own thing but hit a big reality check

Giles Harrison, the Co-Founder of Sculpd, is riding high now but his first startup ground to a painful halt.  Having quit his job in a bullish mood to found a matcha tea business, he soon found out how difficult startups are - and how much more difficult physical goods businesses are compared to di…

‘A celebrity in a bikini? Gold’: the toxic tabloids of the 00s

At the height of their popularity newspapers like The Sun and The Mirror were selling over 5 million copies a day, while magazines like Heat were distributing over 600,00 copies weekly.  As we go one step further into understanding the ways in which we feel about our own bodies - we thought we need…

A storm of science

As rescue and relief efforts in the Caribbean are ongoing after Hurricane Melissa, Unexpected Elements looks at the science of storms. We explore how AI might help us better predict the weather patterns, and whether it could act as an early warning signal to help us prepare for natural disasters, …

OUR BEST BITS - PART THREE: Our mums, Laura Bates, Lily Phillips and more…

We’re celebrating Should I Delete That by sharing with you some of our best bits and favourite moments from the past four years - we’ve had so many incredible guests join us on the podcast, and we hope you loved them as much as we did!  IN THIS EPISODE: Al’s Mum (May 2024) Liv Thorne (August 2025)…

S5 Ep13: Entrepreneurship, community and the joy of work: Matt Clements and Giles Harrison

Matt and Giles founded Sculpd alongside their business partner Guy Vero at the peak of Lockdown, and have since sold over 100,000 at-home pottery kits. Beyond that, they’ve built partnerships with some of the most influential brands in the UK, including Bloom & Wild, Missoma and Papier. In this epi…