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The Not My Job Pod

Emily Gant

Business & Entrepreneuriat

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Société & Culture

Fréquence : 1 épisode/13j. Total Éps: 32

The Not My Job Pod is a podcast hosted by Emily Gant about work, people, and the weird stuff in between.

This podcast was born out of a simple realization: I don’t want my job to be my entire personality. So I talk to people outside the tech bubble — artists, community builders, creatives, and curious minds — about the passions, projects, and ideas that make them come alive. Just real conversations about what people love and why it matters to them.

This podcast is based in Berlin and heavily focused on the Berlin community.

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🇩🇪 Allemagne - careers
23/08/2026
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🇩🇪 Allemagne - careers
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Werner Graf Co-Leads the Berlin Greens. Now He's Running for Mayor of Berlin.

dimanche 26 juillet 2026 • Durée 43:35

Werner Graf wants to be Berlin's next mayor. First, he has to convince you Berlin still works.

Ahead of the September 20 Abgeordnetenhaus election, I sat down with Werner Graf (co-leader of the Green parliamentary group and the party's candidate for Regierender Bürgermeister) to talk about what five years of CDU-led governance have actually done to this city, whether the Greens have a real path back to power, and what he'd do differently this time. We get into housing, mobility, the Deutsche Wohnen referendum nobody in government wants to touch, and his vision for the city.

We're Covering:
Berlin housing policy and rent control
Cultural funding and preservation in Berlin
Transportation challenges and solutions in Berlin
Berlin's political landscape and coalition prospects
Impact of social media on politics and voter engagement

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The Artist-Business Owner Mindset for Creatives with James Song

dimanche 12 juillet 2026 • Durée 44:57

This episode is a thoughtful, wide-ranging conversation about Berlin, creativity, and the realities of building a meaningful career in the arts. Emily sits down with artist and tattooist James Song to explore everything from the politics of cultural funding to the tension between artistic expression and commercial success, all while unpacking what makes Berlin such a magnetic city for creatives. Along the way, they touch on identity, community, balance, and the economics of making a life around what you love, creating a conversation that is as personal as it is intellectually sharp.
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art, Berlin, culture, funding, creativity, artist, city life, politics, entrepreneurship, art scene

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Food Is Love, Paperwork Is Pain: Nam Nhito on Growing Up in 2 Cultures & Owning 2 Spas

dimanche 1 février 2026 • Durée 50:29

Emily and Nam discuss the journey of opening two spas in Berlin, the challenges of navigating bureaucracy, and the cultural differences between Vietnamese and German perspectives. Nam shares insights on managing work-life balance while juggling his day job and the spas, as well as reflections on growing up in Berlin as a second culture kid. The conversation also delves into the significance of food sharing in Vietnamese culture and how it contrasts with German norms.

Nam opened two spas in Berlin within a year.
The process of opening a business in Germany involves significant bureaucracy.
Managing two spas requires effective time management and teamwork.
Cultural differences impact communication styles between Vietnamese and Germans.
Food sharing is a vital part of Vietnamese culture, symbolizing love and community.
Navigating the German bureaucracy can be overwhelming for foreigners.
Self-employment brings both freedom and constant pressure.
Growing up in Berlin provided a diverse cultural experience for Nam.
The importance of balancing personal and professional life is crucial for entrepreneurs.
Nam's journey reflects the blend of Vietnamese heritage and German upbringing.

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Capturing Confidence: Marina Antonova, Founder of The Atma Portrait Studio Explores Beauty Standards & Entrepreneurship

Saison 2 · Épisode 6

dimanche 18 janvier 2026 • Durée 55:20

In this episode, Emily Gant interviews Marina, the founder of Atma Portrait Studio in Berlin. They discuss the unique concept of the studio, which caters to camera-shy individuals and aims to boost self-confidence through photography. Marina shares her journey of starting a small business, the challenges of self-employment, and the importance of self-acceptance and body positivity. The conversation also touches on cultural influences on beauty standards and how Marina's tech background has helped her in running her business. The episode concludes with insights on entrepreneurship and the significance of community support.

Atma Portrait Studio, self-employment, body positivity, photography, small business, Berlin, creative expression, self-confidence, beauty standards, entrepreneurship

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Founding The Felt Room Berlin: Rob Connor & Marius Werani on Building an Intimate Piano Community

dimanche 4 janvier 2026 • Durée 48:41

In this episode of The Not My Job Pod, host Emily Gant speaks with Marius and Rob, the co-founders of Felt Room, a unique concert space in Berlin. They discuss the origins of Felt Room, the atmosphere they aim to create, and the importance of community engagement. The conversation delves into their musical backgrounds, the design of the space, and the unique sound produced by felt pianos. Marius and Rob share insights on artist selection, balancing their personal lives with their passion for music, and their future plans for Felt Room, emphasizing the importance of organic growth and quality experiences for both artists and audiences.

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Touring with Saint Motel & Other Bands: James Gerhart on Being a Roadie through the US & Europe

dimanche 28 décembre 2025 • Durée 57:39

What actually is a roadie and how do you become one? In this episode, host Emily Gant sits down with James Gerhart, a touring roadie for Saint Motel and other popular bands, to pull back the curtain on life on the road. From European tour buses to merch math, different crowds, and meeting famous musicians, James explains the unglamorous, hilarious, and surprisingly technical reality of making live music happen.

What a roadie actually does (and what people get wrong)

How James became a roadie—breaking into touring without a “traditional” path
Touring through Europe: venues, logistics, buses, borders, and burnout
European vs. US audiences: who shows up early, who sings louder, who buys merch
Meeting famous band members: normal humans, weird moments, and star power
Making a living on tour: pay structures, stability, and trade-offs

Merch 101:
How merch gets designed, produced, and shipped
Why merch sales matter so much for bands
What it’s like actually selling merch night after night
The chaos, math, and human interaction behind the table
The reality of tour life: long days, tight spaces, found family, and why people keep doing it anyway

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Redefining Happiness: Anna Vasileva on Leaving Tech, Intellectual Property, and Living a Child-Free Life

dimanche 21 décembre 2025 • Durée 57:12

In this episode of The Not My Job Pod, host Emily Gant speaks with Anna Vasileva about her journey from the tech industry to a more fulfilling career in publishing and licensing. They discuss the challenges of work culture, the impact of piracy on intellectual property, and the importance of personal time and mental health. Anna shares her experiences of moving with pets, the dynamics of friendships, and the creative freedom found in Berlin. The conversation highlights the significance of finding balance in life and the joy of embracing one's individuality.

Topics: tech, work culture, licensing, piracy, personal time, pets, social media, relationships, creativity, Berlin

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From Tech to Table: Peter Sum's Culinary Journey with Kenzy Club & Creating a Food Community

Saison 2 · Épisode 2

dimanche 14 décembre 2025 • Durée 56:49

Emily Gant chats with Peter Sum, a former tech professional turned culinary artist, who shares his journey from the tech industry to the culinary world. Peter discusses the influence of Berlin on his life choices, the importance of community, and the evolution of his culinary style through experimentation and feedback. He reflects on the unique food scene in Berlin, the challenges of running a culinary business, and the inspiration behind his venture, Kenzy. The conversation emphasizes the significance of following one's curiosity and passion in life.

Topics: culinary arts, Berlin, food community, Kenzie, tech to food, cooking journey, food culture, culinary feedback, food scene

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The Multi-Dimensional Interests of a "Yorkshireman Abroad" in Berlin

dimanche 7 décembre 2025 • Durée 56:24

In this conversation, Emily Gant speaks with Thomas Davies, known as The Yorkshireman Abroad, about the unique lifestyle in Berlin, balancing work and personal passions, the evolving nightlife scene, and the impact of social media on personal identity. They explore themes of sobriety, community, and the challenges of making connections in a new city, while also discussing the importance of authenticity in content creation and the balance between capitalism and local culture. Thomas shares insights on his future projects and offers advice for those looking to make significant life changes.

Takeaways:
Berlin offers a unique balance between work and personal interests.
Social media can create a sense of community but also pressure.
Sobriety in nightlife can lead to different social experiences.
The evolution of nightlife reflects changing generational attitudes.
Language barriers can limit cultural integration in Berlin.
Disconnection from home can lead to personal growth.
Content creation should focus on authenticity and connection.
Community engagement is essential for personal fulfillment.
Navigating social media dynamics requires resilience.
It's never too late to change your environment and life path.

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10 Unwritten Rules of Life (Since turning 35)

dimanche 5 octobre 2025 • Durée 23:25

In this solo episode, Emily Gant reflects on her life experiences and shares her personal insights through the lens of the '10 unwritten laws of life.' She discusses her recent milestone of turning 35, the shift from goal-oriented thinking to finding joy in the present, and the importance of effort in friendships. Emily also explores the nuances of money in relationships, the difference between being tired and burnt out, and her love for cities, particularly Paris. The episode concludes with thoughts on the comfort of silence in relationships and a newfound perspective on aspirations.

Takeaways

Turning 35 brings a mix of reflections and realizations.
Life experiences shape our understanding of age and maturity.
Shifting from numerical goals to enjoying the process is liberating.
Effort in friendships is crucial for maintaining connections.
Money attitudes can impact relationships significantly.
Listening is often more valuable than offering unsolicited advice.
Recognizing the difference between tiredness and burnout is essential.
Cities can evoke deep emotional connections, similar to relationships.
Silence in friendships can be a sign of comfort and understanding.
It's okay to appreciate what you have without constantly striving for more.

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