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Ever wondered what someone's job is really like behind the title? The best days, the worst days and everything in between?
Someone's Gotta Do It is a weekly podcast that goes beyond the job and gets to know the person doing it.
Every episode I travel to a different guest — from all walks of life — to hear the real story of how they got where they are.
Behind every job title is just a normal person with a journey worth hearing.
New guest. New story. Every week.
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🖥️ YouTube: someonesgottadoitpod
Someone's Gotta Do It is a weekly podcast that goes beyond the job and gets to know the person doing it.
Every episode I travel to a different guest — from all walks of life — to hear the real story of how they got where they are.
Behind every job title is just a normal person with a journey worth hearing.
New guest. New story. Every week.
📱 TikTok: someonesgottadoitpodcast
📸 Instagram: someonesgottadoitpodcast
🖥️ YouTube: someonesgottadoitpod
Værter:
Opdateringsfrekvens:
every 8 days
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
88 minutes
Gæsteinterviews
Engelsk
Det Forenede Kongerige
14 episoder
siden 29. april 2026
episodic
SENESTE EPISODE 🔗
In episode fourteen of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Jack Whitty. For most of his life, Jack made decisions based on what he thought other people wanted from him, not what he wanted for himself.
He talks about studying IT at college and university despite hating every minute of it, droppi…
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In episode thirteen of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Andy Hosgood. Andy left university being told he would never amount to anything in the world of physiotherapy. What followed was a career that proved every single one of those doubters wrong.
He talks about growing up moving around cons…
In episode twelve of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Callum Townsend. Callum has been doubted so many times and has always proved that you can do whatever you put your mind to.
He talks about growing up in Australia and England, convincing himself he'd get into Cambridge University despite …
In episode eleven of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Don Hetherington. Don suffered an early life trauma that changed the entire direction of his life. What followed were years of addiction, crime and prison. A cycle he felt he'd never escape.
He talks about what it feels like to be in addi…
In episode ten of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Ben Walker. At just 19 years old, Ben is my youngest guest so far but reached out to me wanting to spread some awareness about autism.
He talks about being diagnosed with autism, struggling with social interaction through school and being bu…
In episode nine of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Joe ’Taco’ Ormond. At just three months old, Taco was given up by his birth mother in El Salvador in the hope he could have a better life. Soon after, he was adopted by a couple in the UK who gave him exactly that.
He talks about growing up…
In episode eight of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Jack Clarke. Jack’s career path takes more turns than anyone I've spoken to so far. Graphic design, customer service, complaints handling, answering 999 calls, travelling the world for a pet company, and a redundancy that left him with noth…
In episode seven of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Hannah Grey. Hannah’s career path is unlike anything I've heard before. Forensic science, bar work, a decade in insolvency, working with children and finally a digital marketing business she built entirely from scratch.
She talks about he…
In episode six of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Terry Uttley. Terry grew up on a council estate in a house filled with snakes, iguanas, pygmy goats, turkeys, tropical birds and even an eagle owl! His childhood changed everything about the way he sees the world.
He talks about how that upb…
In episode five of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Fiona Dunn. This year Fiona celebrates 40 years working in the NHS. From operating theatres, to intensive care, to the moment a simple white lie saw her retrain as a midwife.
She talks about what it really takes to become a qualified midwif…
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