Immediate Media's Content Director of the History and Science portfolio, and resident history buff, Dave Musgrove, talks recording a podcast inside a medieval drain, the power of history in a digital environment and his unusual knowledge of prehistoric beavers...

This week I spoke with National Trust Magazine's Assistant Editor about staying focused in a small team, learning about readers through their letters and her surprisingly on-brand engagement story...

Stylist's Editorial Assistant wants us to know that her role really is as wonderful as it sounds. When she's not interviewing Pharrell, she's finding a bone to pick with Liam Payne or informing her colleagues about the joys of toner...

Hearst's New Business Development Director talks terrible film remakes, the joy of the early morning gym session, helping to develop new ideas and using his love of cheese as an ice-breaker...

Archants' Chief Content Officer and the founder of The New European talks novel-writing (or lack thereof), getting a scoop from Buckingham Palace and finding time to think...

The cycling enthusiast who manages brands such as BikeRadar and Mountain Biking UK talks the importance of keeping moving, secret Malaysian hideaways and line-managing the Honey Monster...

The 1854 Media CEO talks taking risks, starting from scratch, the power of photography and doing anything other than accountancy...

The Founder and CEO of Jones Publishing, publishers of Citywealth magazine, talks breaking stereotypes, loving London and how to make business fun.

The founder and co-editor of Domestic Sluttery talks the realities of freelancing, founding the UK's first lifestyle website and doing things for the pure joy of it.

The founder of Stack, a monthly magazine subscription service focused on independent magazines, talks dealing with negativity while setting up the company, his love of sweet treats and the power of perseverance.

From running a one-woman marketing agency to managing a team of creatives, Sabina has seen it all in the world of digital. Here, she talks keeping up with the pace of new technology, a need for silence and her love of "honey"...

Ahead of England's World Cup semi-final match, we get the lowdown on who FourFourTwo's Art Editor is tipping to win. The proud Geordie provides some light relief to take our minds off of tonight...we'll be watching through our hands.

As the Head of Marketing at the London Review of Books, Reneé left behind dreams of being a Copyeditor for the commercial sphere, and she considers her role her dream job – even seven years later. She also informs us that the small literary magazine's team is a lot more digitally-savvy than you might think...

A year ago, Vanessa Kingori MBE joined British Vogue during a very exciting time, a time where she’ll tell future generations, “I was there.” As the magazine’s first female Publisher since it launched over 100 years ago, she’s making history herself. Vanessa walks us through her high-powered, yet surprisingly numbers-driven role, where she shuns coffee for herbal tea, plans her outfits a week in advance and relishes the joy of missing out (JOMO) during her downtime.

Book Publicist by day and true crime aficionado by night (and weekends), Grace Harrison co-founded Foul Play magazine with her previous colleague Emma Hardy when they couldn’t find what they wanted to read on the subject. Although Foul Play is not the first true crime magazine, "it is the first true crime magazine to be made by women that focusses on being respectful and non-sensational".  Sounds killer to us (sorry, we had to)...

While ELLE's Deputy Editor might have started her journey across the pond in New York, her job does not live up to The Devil Wears Prada stereotypes.  In fact, she tells us that fashion weeks are less glamorous and more "demanding" than anything and recounts some memorable early journalistic experiences where she starred as a music video extra and joined an all-women's deer hunt...