In part 2 of our career change special we find out what it's like to go from Corporate Communications into acting in the West End and Kids TV and social media, but also what it was like to go from sales and recruitment into crane driving and construction. Listen in to our panel of Katie Kelleher, Antony Antunes and Kevin Mears to hear their fascinating insights and what inspired and motivated them to make the change.

What is it like to ghost David Beckham? Or publish a book in lockdown? Is it true that the world's best footballers have gone vegan? We catch up with renowned sports journalist Leo Moynihan, who remembers sitting in smoked filled press rooms in his youth, as his father documented a world before the Premier League existed. We also discuss the effectiveness of Black Lives Matter and reflect on football's response to the pandemic. He tells us about his favourite articles, writers and shares some interesting memories - including what it was like to get emotional with England's Terry Butcher, and going to dinner with legendary commentator John Motson.

Join us for this career change special, as we talk about everything from job acquisition burnout syndrome, setting up your own business, and Craig David - with career coach, Board advisor and founder of Executive Career Jump, Andrew MacAskill.

From chatting to The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, about sustainability and the future of jobs, to binge watching MasterChef and Netflix with her young family. We talk about the changing priorities enforced by lockdown living on Yewande Akinola - an award winning female engineer, who shares memories of an inspirational childhood in Nigeria and her Mum's spicy Jollof rice. We also discuss the connection between engineering, art and performance, and why water will always matter. "Women see in colour!", she tells Comms from the Shed - listen in to our latest episode to find out more.

Lockdown living, at home with two sons of differing ages, hasn't been easy for Brand consultant Keysha. We talk to the former magazine editor about: why black hair matters; the switch from print to digital; interviewing Janet Jackson and Tyler Perry; taking conscious breaks from social media, and; the wellbeing to be found in embracing your local community - the real legacy of Covid-19.

Author, businesswoman, motivational speaker and formerly the Director of Marketing & Communications for Intel. Inspired by her grandmother's entrepreneurial spirit in the New York of her youth, Monique has published two books: Divas Doing Business and Get Your Hustle On! She shares her thoughts on the Tech sector, a Hollywood A-lister mentor, and balancing the demands of corporate America while running your own business in a time of coronavirus.

Ladies fashion, womenswear - Jo Hooper has got the t-shirt. Having already worked with some of the UKs most famous high street brands, she wasn't content to rest on her laurels. Two years ago she founded NRBY, whose 'one-mile wear' caught the imagination of women working from home. The colourful designs and ethically sourced fabrics engaged journalists and social media influencers alike during lockdown. We bring Jo's story up to date, but also look back on her early years as a student in Durham. Essential listening for anyone with an interest in fashion.

Sam Bleazard talks to Dr Kirsty Fairclough, who was a lecturer at 21 - having decided she preferred critical analysis of the arts - following her degree in performance and media production. This wide-ranging interview covers culture in a time of Covid-19, the future of virtual (and live) events, the School of Digital Arts in Manchester, Phoenix Nights, the legacy of 'Mad Men', plus backstage memories of Beyonce, Nile Rodgers and Prince.

We talk to Drew McMillan, leader of the global Colleague Communication & Culture function at British Airways - about the Covid-19 response of the world's favourite airline, pride in their people, what the future holds for travellers and an early career in Glaswegian coffee.