London-based strategy and innovation partner, The Upside, has launched the second series of the popular business podcast Frontiers, showcasing various industries and leaders in these eight-episodes.

The new season will invite an iconic line-up of entrepreneurs who will share their career highs and lows, as well as how they’ve pushed boundaries in their respective industries in food, design, fem-tech, music, sustainability and wellness, guests will include Emma Gannon, Tania Boler, Sian Sutherland.

Host of Ctrl Alt Delete podcast and author of the Sunday Times Bestselling business book ‘The Multi-Hyphen Method’ Emma Gannon, discusses the evolving corporate world in a new generation of creative freelance talent.

Tania Boler, CEO and Founder of Elvie, is featured on the popular cultural podcast, Frontiers. Tania describes her entrepreneurial approach to tackling taboos as a fem-tech pioneer. The episode explores her mission-driven leadership at Elvie, the journey from a small startup to market leader, and how to define a whole new category.

Sian Sutherland, Co-Founder of A Plastic Planet, describes her mission to reduce plastic dependency. Exploring 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.

Frontiers podcast is available on Apple, Spotify and all major podcast platforms.

The creator of Frontiers podcast is London-based strategy and innovation partner The Upside whose clients include the likes of Google, Heineken and Adidas. Founding Partner of The Upside Niku Banaie comments: “We are proud to celebrate a diverse range of innovators in this series of Frontiers. Each guest has a unique story to share of how they are leading in their field and what makes them tick. We hear the highs, lows and insights that have defined their journeys. They each demonstrate a unique combination of culture, creativity and commerce which has enabled them to make an impact in the way we live our lives today.”