Gavin Oattes is a speaker, comedian, children's author, columnist, inventor, former Young Entrepreneur of the Year and has featured on renowned BBC show Dragons' Den.

With a background in primary school teaching and a successful career in stand-up comedy Gavin is now regarded as one of the most talented and sought after speakers in the UK, regularly delivering keynote speeches at conferences and exhibitions around the world.

He talks in detail about his career to date, the education system and his thoughts on entrepreneurship. A great conversation with truly a fascinating and accomplished person.

Our latest episode features Sharon Jacobson.

Sharon is also a Kundalini Yoga teacher, mentor and the innovator of Mantra Jam, a yoga, meditation and sound current experience, and Galactic Shift, a powerful multi-dimensional workshop experience that fuses Kundalini Yoga, symbol, ritual, trance, mantra and music for the purpose of healing and transformation. She is also involved in creative projects and ideas that support the emergence of new paradigm thinking. 

This is a long but incredibly deep and powerful conversation which we hope you enjoy! 

A valuable and insightful conversation with Mel Sherwood.

A raw and powerful conversation with UK's number one motivational business speaker, Mr Brad Burton. 

After surviving a suicide attempt in May 2015, Josh Quigley (The Tartan Explorer) is cycling around the world to raise awareness of suicide prevention and mental health. 

On the 26th May 2016, exactly one year to the day after his suicide attempt, Josh left Scotland on a global mission. With his second chance at life Josh will be cycling to over 80 countries on six continents, telling his story and encouraging people around the world to talk about mental health. By cycling around the world, Josh aims to inspire people with the knowledge that any life can be transformed.

A remarkable and inspirational conversation with Mark Beaumont. Mark is a record-breaking long-distance British cyclist, adventurer, broadcaster, documentary maker and author. He held the record for cycling round the world completing his 18,297 miles (29,446 km) route on 15 February 2008, having taken 194 days and 17 hours. On 21 May 2015 he rode from Cairo to Cape Town (10,000 km) and broke the World Record for fastest solo ride for the length of Africa by finishing in 42 days and 8 hours.