The Thursday Open Club

You Need HOW MUCH to Live in London?!

31 min · 26 mrt 2026
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In this episode of The Thursday Open Club, we get real about money, creative tools, and life in London. We talk about: * The software we actually use in production and content creation * How we learned editing (from Windows Movie Maker to Premiere Pro) * The tools that matter vs the ones that don’t * And the reality of working in media today Plus, we get into a big question: 👉 How much money do you actually need to live comfortably in London? From rent and transport to saving and lifestyle — we break down what “comfortable” really means. And of course… we play another chaotic round of Spicy Takes 🌶️ New episodes every Thursday.

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What Working in Production Is Actually Like

In this episode of The Thursday Open Club, we talk about what working in media and production actually looks like. From filming with talent and editing podcasts to posting content every day and juggling different creative projects, no two days in our jobs are the same. We also talk about: * What a typical week in production looks like * Why creative jobs are more chaotic than they seem * Working with talent and celebrities * Seeing Dynamo’s live magic show in London * The reality behind editing and posting content * And at the end, we answer a new Thursday Open Club question: What is something you can't live without? If you work in media, want to break into production, or are curious about what life behind the camera looks like, this episode is for you. New episodes every Thursday.

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