An interview with media entrepreneur, Claude Grunitzky. Recorded in New York City in 2019. Intellectual Property is a multimedia platform offering a new model for creative discourse and self-education. Using conversation as its foundational medium, IP explores the ideas and references that have shaped our world's most influential thinkers. These conversations are presented in audio format and also as easily-referenced digital and physical resources, with the aim of creating an accessible academic framework for the open source principle of our times. Intellectual Property is hosted and produced by Phoebe Lovatt. For more information, go to i-p.world

An interview with model and storyteller, Naomi Shimada. Recorded in New York City in October, 2018. Intellectual Property is a multimedia platform offering a new model for creative discourse and self-education. Using conversation as its foundational medium, IP explores the ideas and references that have shaped our world's most influential thinkers. These conversations are presented in audio format and also as easily-referenced digital and physical resources, with the aim of creating an accessible academic framework for the open source principle of our times. Intellectual Property is hosted and produced by Phoebe Lovatt. For more information, go to i-p.world

An interview with DJ and music director, Benji B. Recorded in New York City in March 2019. Intellectual Property is a multimedia platform offering a new model for creative discourse and self-education. Using conversation as its foundational medium, IP explores the ideas and references that have shaped our world's most influential thinkers. These conversations are presented in audio format and also as easily-referenced digital and physical resources, with the aim of creating an accessible academic framework for the open source principle of our times. Intellectual Property is hosted and produced by Phoebe Lovatt. For more information, go to i-p.world

An interview with the journalist Oliver Burkeman. Recorded in New York City in 2019. Intellectual Property is a multimedia platform offering a new model for creative discourse and self-education. Using conversation as its foundational medium, IP explores the ideas and references that have shaped our world's most influential thinkers. These conversations are presented in audio format and also as easily-referenced digital and physical resources, with the aim of creating an accessible academic framework for the open source principle of our times. Intellectual Property is hosted and produced by Phoebe Lovatt.

As part of our partnership with Warehouse, we spoke to two of our favourite working women in CDMX - Suzzan Atala, founder of Tuza Jewelry, and architecture journalist Karina Zatarain - about the city they where they live and work.

To celebrate the UK publication of my new book, I've dedicated a podcast to the process of writing The Working Woman's Handbook - from pitching, to proposals, to time management, to intellectual property, and everything in-between.

Working Women Worldwide: The WW Club x International Girl Crew in Conversation. Live at NIKExIGC, New York. Phoebe Lovatt in Conversation with Grace Ladoja, Sharmadean Reid, Paloma Elsesser, Camille Garmendia and Madeline Poole.

Kerrilynn Pamer + Cindy DiPrima [Founders, CAP Beauty] by Phoebe Lovatt

The WW Club founder Phoebe Lovatt in conversation with The Nue Co.'s founder Jules Miller. Recorded in New York City in February, 2017.

Phoebe Lovatt [Founder, The WW Club] in conversation with Pip Black [Co-Founder, FRAME] in London. January 2017.