Harriet talks with Stephen Tomisich about what is was like building Trajan, from day one to IPO.

In this episode, Harriet chats with Timandra Harkness about her career, including her role as a member of the first UK comedy science double act. They also discuss her experiences attempting to fly on a trapeze and a notable guest appearance by a rat on her show.

Professor Gracjan Michlewski explains how a profound experience changed his career path and what he thinks about scientific publishing.

What led Dr Emma Wilson from an Essex Esturay to the Royal Society of Chemistry

In this episode, Harriet chats to Rt. Hon. Professor Michael Mainelli, Lord Mayor of the City of London about his career working in London and the impacts the lab industry has had on this.

Entrepreneur Di Gilpin describes her unconventional career and what led her to being the CEO of a company that has the potential to revolutionise fuel consumption out at sea.

Award winning Editor of the Times talks to harriet about what he thinks makes good science journalism and how he feels about making a fool of himself!

Season finale: Journalist, Sarah Sands joins Harriet to explain her love for science and her great hope for the future of research.

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