Today’s guest is Bethan Higson, the flavour obsessed founder of Mother Root, an alcohol-free drink made from natural ingredients to nurture your wellbeing. 

A mother of two, Beth started her brand while pregnant after 10 years in the wine trade. She wanted to transform the meaning of drinking for pleasure, by creating something to wind down with after a long day that, unlike wine, would nourish her body, balance her mood and support better sleep. 

Since launching in 2019, Beth has single-handedly grown a wholesome presence online that makes you feel good, hosting regular 10 minute “joy rituals” with like-minded friends, cultivating positive cycles of self worth, self esteem and self love. 

Her original Ginger Switchel drink, which has been described by renowned chef Yottam Ottolenghi as “beautiful”, is best enjoyed with soda, over ice, garnished with an orange wheel and sprig of rosemary - “preferably with your feet up”, she says.

We hope you enjoy this inspiring episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

You'll find Bethan and her beautiful drinks company at instagram.com/motherrootldn

In the show, Bethan brought up two inspirations of hers. You'll find these here:

- Sophie Sellu at Grain & Knot: instagram.com/grainandknot
- Hodmedods and the regenerative farming project: instagram.com/hodmedods

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Today’s guest is Matt Peacock, an incredibly successful fitness trainer who’s also a coach, mentor and consultant to multiple fitness professionals.

The founder of We Are Optimise, a male-only human optimisation programme, Matt is the Scottish coach of all coaches. If there ever was a pyramid of Personal Trainers, Matt stands on top, sharing eloquent truths about physical and mental optimisation while dispelling common myths.

When he takes on new business clients, Matt performs what he calls a Fitness Business MOT. “You can’t fix problems that you don’t know exist”, he says. One of those problems, he might tell you, is that you work too much. So you’ve guessed it, Matt is a big believer in our Anti Hustle movement. We love to see him take time for a mid-day sea swim, or a play in the garden with his son.

But Matt is also a big fan of Gary Vaynerchuk, who could very well be single-handedly responsible for Hustle Culture. So we may disagree on some points. Or at least challenge each other’s points of view - which we look forward to in this podcast.

One thing’s for sure though, Matt is a bright light of positivity for so many people. He’s created an army of personal fans and followers, and by listening to him speak, I’m sure you’ll see why.

We hope you enjoy this inspiring episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

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Today’s guest is the great outdoor adventure photographer and very good friend of ours, Jack Atkinson.

Also known as @KnowJack on Instagram, Jack has made a name for himself as an incredibly talented freelance photographer working with a great variety of brands like Talisker, Wiggle or Brompton bikes. Earlier this year he won the award for best sports photography at the British Photography Awards.

Jack is also community manager at The North Face. He is the in-house photographer at Joe's company Motion Nutrition, and together he and Joe have created a new image production agency called Know Jack Media.

But the main thing about Jack is he’s just a great guy. You’re gonna want to get to know him. His energy is infectious and he’s always on for a challenge - so long as it’s outdoors - rain or shine. He’s also a straight talking guy and will say things as he sees them. So for that reason we were both excited and a little bit terrified to welcome him to the show...

We hope you enjoy this episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

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Today’s guest is adventurer and video creator, Laura Try. You can find Laura on YouTube where she makes videos about various challenges from doing 100 push-ups every day for 30 days or taking ice baths for a week. 

Laura started her channel just four months ago. It was a bold move, she had just under 900 subscribers at the time. But it was something she had thought about doing for 8 years! Laura has now received nearly two million views but more importantly, she is happier, more productive, and has more free time simply because she took a risk and is doing what she loves. 

At the start of her career, Laura owned her own beauty salon and would describe herself as a "materialistic shopaholic". But in 2015, she ditched her old existence, sold most of her belongings, and discovered a happier life living with fewer things and more experiences. And she has been trying new things ever since.

We hope you enjoy this inspiring episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

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Today’s guest is Fab Giovanetti - you may not have heard this name before, but if you follow pretty much any health blogger online, chances are you’ve seen some of Fab’s work.

Fab is a writer, published author, marketing consultant and probably most known as the founder of the Creative Impact Group. Through Creative Impact, Fab helps influencers and bloggers like Zanna Van Dijk or Grace Beverley grow their online audience and monetise their content.

A native of Italy, Fab has been leading the way for British health bloggers for the past decade. She’s also an award-winning marketer and consults for big organisations like Move GB.

Fab describes herself as a professional sloth-lover and her latest book, released in May of this year, feels perfectly titled for our podcast. It’s called: Reclaim Your Time.

We hope you enjoy this episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

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Today’s guest is behavioural scientist, marketer, author and professional ray of sunshine, Diana Vilic

Last year, Diana became the founder, editor in chief and get-shit-done-officer at Dord magazine, a monthly online publication dedicated to eliminating the stigma around mental health. She is also Head of Growth and Network at Indigo, a Venture Lab dedicated to creating change from within. 

Diana believes there is no one size fits all when it comes to our wellbeing and that if we want to reach our potential, first we need to be understood. ‘Humans deserve to be understood,’ she says on her website.

When she’s not pursuing her passion projects, Diana can be found writing poetry about love and human connection and taking selfies with her dog, Gizmo.

We hope you enjoy this wonderful episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

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Today’s guest is Tom Goodwin, known around the world as a provocative consultant, speaker and author on digital transformation.

Tom has been a trailblazer in strategy, innovation and culture for a long time. Previously Senior VP of Strategy & Innovation at Havas Media, and Head of Futures and Insight at Publicis Groupe, in 2020 Tom co-founded All We Have Is Now, an agency specialising in (I quote) ‘provocation sessions’ as a way to trigger meaningful change.

Tom once described himself to me as a pain in the ass, someone who will ask horrible questions and make you deeply uncomfortable in order to quickly get to the root of a problem and make real progress. 

He’s also the author of Digital Darwinism. He’s been quoted widely, including by the New York Times. And there’s this one quote of his that we love - it reads: “What are we going to do with all this future?”

We hope you enjoy this episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

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Today’s guest is the OG of freelancing, Sophie Cross. 

Sophie has been providing marketing, strategy and copywriting services as a solo act since 2013. She’s also built her own marketing and mindset courses titled ‘Thoughtfully’, for ambitious freelancers and creatives. 

Most recently, Sophie became known as the founder, editor and publisher of Freelancer Magazine, a hard copy publication that launched earlier this year after a wildly successful crowdfunding campaign. We love the idea of returning to physical print and the magazine is beautiful.

Sophie is a big believer in collaboration across the freelancing industry and she’s never afraid to put herself out there in bold and colourful ways. 

We hope you enjoy this incredible episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

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Today’s guest is brand strategist and self-titled Swiss army knife, Zoe Scaman. Zoe has built a name for herself in a variety of fields from brand planning, digital comms, product development and business innovation. 

In 2019, she struck out on her own, founding Bodacious, a strategy studio fuelled by bold and audacious thinking that already counts the NBA and Mark Cuban as clients.

Zoe is a trailblazer of the Creator Economy and you can ask her pretty much anything there is to know about Fandoms, aka the direct monetisation of a fan base. When she’s not busy revolutionising her client’s business models, you might find Zoe tweeting brilliant insights and if you do, be sure to read her Twitter banner before replying to her - it reads “Be Fucking Nice”.

We hope you enjoy this incredible episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

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Today’s guest is the fitness editor at Men’s Health magazine and co-founder of apparel brand Adult PE, Andrew Tracey. Andrew has been in the fitness industry for over 15 years, starting his first instructing position aged just 16. 

Known for his mantra, ‘You Are Not Your Gym Membership’, Andrew wants us to ease into the idea that not every workout needs to be more than forty minutes long. 

When he’s not writing programmes for Men’s Health, Andrew can be found cutting sleeves off oversized tees, eating bbq chicken wings and lifting sandbags covered in duct tape.

We hope you enjoy this incredible episode, hosted by Harriet Osborne and Joe Welstead.

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