A podcast about Gen-Z entrepreneurs, tech enthusiasts, founders and innovators who are at the intersection of STEM and leadership. Hosted by Rachel Ombok.
Huztle is a podcast series about GenZ entrepreneurship, in which host Rachel Ombok interviews tech enthusiasts, founders and innovators who are at the intersection of STEM and leadership, and ask them about their habits, mindsets, and routines. In each bi-monthly episode, guests will share their experiences, lessons they’ve learned, and their own visions for the future in their respective fields.
Our first guest is Anna Zhang, a young creative, public speaker, student, photographer, and Forbes 30 Under 30 2021 nominee. Anna has worked with brands such as Uniqlo, Fujifilm, Walgreens, and creates editorial content for her nonprofit magazine, Pulse Spikes, which has garnered over 200,000 readers all over the world. She is incredibly passionate about making youth centered and driven content, and creating positive impact with her work.
Anna speaks with Rachel about how she stays motivated and focused, and how she connects all the things she learns from her projects, professionally and personally. She discusses all her current and past endeavaors including Pulse Spikes, working her on-campus job, and her last summer internship, as well as her views on what she will be doing in the future.
Huztle is a podcast series about GenZ entrepreneurship, in which host Rachel Ombok interviews tech enthusiasts, founders and innovators who are at the intersection of STEM and leadership. In each bi-monthly episode, guests will share their experiences, lessons they’ve learned, and their own visions for the future in their respective fields. Find out more at rachelombok.com/huztle.
Feedback? Great! Please contact me at rachel.ombok@nyu.edu if you have any questions.
Huztle actually started as an idea in my Podcasting Workshop class in Spring 2021. The course is taught in the Tisch School of the Arts, and helps students cultivate audio projects throughout the semester that they can use to create their own podcasts. The class collective Podcast is Unmute, which features audio samples from all students work, including mine. Listen to more episodes here.