Jacob Hawley's Job Centre

Jacob Hawley: On Love: Jacob Hawley's Job Centre: Job Centre: Going above and beyond

Jacob Hawley discusses what life in lockdown means to keyworkers and creative freelancers

Jacob Hawley: On Love

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Jacob Hawley explores issues that matter to young people today.

Comedian Jacob Hawley explores the issues that matter to young people today.

Comedian Jacob Hawley explores the issues that matter to young people today.

Jacob used to make money from drugs and comedy - from telling jokes about his anecdotal experiences of the UK drug scene to exploring that world in more depth through his award winning podcast Jacob Hawley: On Drugs.  
 
Now he's exploring the world of love for sale, meeting the people selling, the people buying, and everyone in between.

Producer by Nick Coupe for BBC Studios
Executive producer for BBC Studios is Victoria Lloyd
Commissioning Producer for BBC Sounds is Hannah Rose
Artwork by Made Up

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Jacob Hawley: On Love: Jacob Hawley's Job Centre

Jacob Hawley is a comedian, making his living by travelling up and down the country and performing to crowds… So now, with social distancing and non-essential activity banned, he might need a new job.

In this podcast, he’s going to talk to other people who became unemployed overnight - to explore how they now consider their career and what value we put on entertainment.  And he’s going to catch up with front line key workers who are busier than ever, to discuss whether they see themselves differently now they’re being called heroes, and the positive impact of passing over the applause to the previously ignored.

Job Centre: Going above and beyond

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Jacob talks to teachers, a student and Hamilton actor Karl Queensborough

Jacob talks to two teachers going back to school, student Chris Johnson about making visors for the NHS and Hamilton actor Karl Queensborough about pausing a West End musical.

Jacob Hawley discusses what life in lockdown means to keyworkers and creative freelancers.

This week he talks to two teachers about going back to school, Year 11 student Chris Johnson about spending his time away from school making visors for the NHS and Hamilton actor Karl Queensborough about pausing a West End musical.


Jacob Hawley’s Job Centre is a BBC Studios Production for BBC Sounds
Art by Made Up
Music by Jaan 
Production Coordinator: Sarah Sharpe
Producer: Nick Coupe

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