Inspirational Women Series - 2 x English Kick boxing champion Jessica Fleischer

Catherine started her business (2015) after two brain tumours and shortly after was diagnosed with a potential life-threatening disease, Addison's.  She had a third brain tumour removed in October 2019 and had to take four months off but didn't suffer any loss of income because of how she'd built her business - knowing the tumour might come back again. 

Ten months after the surgery she released her second best selling business book which helps others to ensure their business is safe, sustainable and profitable too, because sometimes... Life gets in the way.  

Had a really relaxed conversation with The Entrepreneurs Godmother Alison Edgar MBE.

We talk about her greatest achievement, how she found out about the MBE and how she actually doesn't feel that entrepreneurial.

LGBTQ People in Sport - Georgia Adams is a professional cricketer and openly out athlete.

She is Captain to Sussex CC and Souther Vipers.

Sara Bayman is an International netball player and coach from Wigan, England. She represented England in the 2010 Commonwealth Games. At a club level, Bayman has represented Team Bath, Manchester Thunder and UWS Sirens in the Netball Superleague, and Central Pulse in the ANZ Premiership.

LGBTQ People in Sport - Beth Fisher

Beth won 44 caps in Wales Hockey over a career spanning 15 years.

She has been a board member of Welsh Cycling and has worked for several national governing bodies of sport.  Since retiring from sport Beth has also worked as a commentator, reporter and presenter for a range of broadcasters covering international football, Premier League, Championship and League Two football, International and Pro 14 rugby, the Cardiff Half Marathon, International Cricket, Hockey, Ice Hockey, Netball and the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

Beth now works a for ITV Sport wales.

LGBTQ People in Sport - Luke Strong

Luke is a British trampoline gymnast. Strong won bronze at the 2014 European Championships. He nearly lost his leg in 2009 when he sustained a severe injury during a training session.

Strong, has carved out quite the reputation for himself in the sport. He has become a British champion on five separate occasions, as well as being a European and world medalist, even winning the “first British senior medal at a European level” in over 20 years.