Ever wanted to be a jury member at the Cannes Advertising Awards? In this week’s episode we chat with Fiona Leeming, just back from the 66th Festival of Creativity. She discusses the Restaurant of the Mistaken Orders, taking the Concorde from London to New York, and the joy of the work.

Is talking in a bad Japanese accent, racist? What do VO artist’s think when the creative doesn’t like their read? Meet Brett Swain, the man who was in 53 episodes of Neighbours, as three different characters, yet no one noticed.

Creative Director of Creative Technology at global powerhouse PWC. Childrens’ book author. Humanitarian. Mel is living the life of a truly creative person. In this episode she her experiences in the war-ravaged hell hole that is the DRC and what it’s like to be trapped inside a deflating dog suit.

Advertising isn’t important, unless you work on the Transport Accident Commission account for 17 years. Nigel takes us from his boarding school years at the UK’s most prestigious Jesuit school to a remarkable career in Australia, saving lives. Elegant, funny and wise, go nowhere with Nigel Dawson.

What would you do if, in your first week in advertising, a male co-worker flashes you in his trench coat? Over margherita pizza, Emma takes us through Quaker schools, pashing your art director, women in advertising, and her wonderful addiction to awesome work.