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Generation talent is that segment of "Gen Z" and "Millennials" who are not just avocado fuelled, smoothie drinking freelancers. Shining a spotlight on young people excelling in their fields, going on incredible adventures or trying to change the world. Music credits: Artist: Kevin MacLeod: Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3789-funky-chunk License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Powered by Firstory Hosting
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Gen.T turns early careers into practical case studies of education, opportunity, startup building, and professional change.
Gen.T follows career paths from education into working life, using guest interviews to make ambition concrete rather than ceremonial. The host begins with biography, then asks how a degree, placement, skill, or early idea became real work.
Jacopo asks about school before TikTok strategy; you get the person before the playbook.
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A founder story that is strongest when it stays close to the lived details.
Yin Noe's path reads as a steady founder arc: born in Myanmar, raised in Singapore from age five, drawn first to graphic and web design, then pulled into computing through an ICT course and a school computing club.
A grounded founder conversation about turning student frustration into a startup.
Param Rakshanfar's conversation on Gen T is a practical look at how an early-stage startup grows around a real problem: helping students and recent graduates make better career decisions. The strongest material comes from the concrete detail.
A practical, conversational look at TikTok from someone building inside it.
Vic Banham's conversation gives a grounded look at how a TikTok career can take shape, from Surrey and school years to skipping university and moving into short form content and agency work.
A grounded conversation about using data science to think through cities, policy, and everyday problems.
Leonardo Nicoletti’s path into data science comes through clearly, from a French-Italian upbringing in Paris to study at Delft and UBC, and now a research affiliate role at the MIT Sensible City Lab.
A practical look at the route into UK law.
Gen.T focuses on Gordon Chung, a Cambridge graduate and trainee solicitor at Baker McKenzie, while also touching on his work as founder of Global Lawyers Connect and as a YouTuber.
AI research, explained by the people doing it.
Talking shop with the people behind data products
Gen.T speaks with Yin Noe about the path that took her from Myanmar to Singapore and then into higher education at St Andrews and Imperial.
Yakupo speaks with Param Rakshanfar, a UCL graduate and COO and co-founder of Huzzle.
Vic talks about getting from Surrey to co-founding Anthro Social.
Leonardo Nicoletti joins Jacopo from Rome.
Gordon Chung joins Gen.T from London.
Interview with Chiara Haider, a PhD graduate and founder of BrightCure, discussing her journey in biotech and female health.