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In this bonus episode of It's All Relative, Eliza speaks to Jenk Oz and Carmen Greco, mother-son co-founders of Thred Media. They discuss the social activism of GenZ, the upcoming-generation of entrepreneurs and the realities of life as a teenage CEO.
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In this bonus episode of It's All Relative, Eliza speaks to Alastair and Grace Campbell. They discuss political fatigue, navigating the culture wars and disarming trolls.
In these turbulent times, it's not one to be missed!
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Flying the flag for the Valleys of South Wales are father and daughter, Katy and Jonny Owen. Jonny is an acclaimed producer, director, writer and actor, with a penchant for telling generation-defining stories; from the Aberfan disaster that struck his father’s community in 1966, to Wales’ legendary performance in the 2016 European Football Championship. Katie is pursuing her love for music, something she inherited from her dad, as a DJ and presenter. She has found success supporting the likes of Blossoms, Kasabian and Reverend and the Makers and stood in for Jack Saunders on Radio 1 in 2019.The pair discuss leaving Wales in pursuit of their passions, sharing a roof with Line of Duty legend Vicky McClure, and the resounding impact that Jonny’s late father has had on both of their lives.
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What is it like to grow up with a government minister for a Dad? Eliza speaks to Patrick and Jimmy about the changing nature of conservatism, the power of social mobility, and talking Brexit at the dinner table. The Rt Hon Sir Patrick McLoughlin started his career as a coal miner, before turning his hand to politics. Serving in a variety of Ministerial positions, he was Chairman of the Conservative Party until 2018, when he was appointed Chairman of Visit Britain and granted a life peerage. His son Jimmy worked in public relations, before joining his Dad in Whitehall as Prime Minister Theresa May’s Special Advisor on Business Relations. He is now a fellow-podcaster and host of Jimmy’s Jobs of the Future.
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Is music the potent force in culture that it once was? Eliza speaks to musicians Johnny and Nile Marr about how the industry has changed (for the better and worse) over the last 40 years. Having begun his career as the guitarist and co-songwriter of The Smiths, Johnny has since collaborated with musical icons from Talking Heads to Billie Eilish and continues to achieve success as a solo artist. Following in his footsteps, his son Nile has made a name for himself on the Manchester scene and beyond. His debut solo album, ‘Are You Happy Now?’ was released last year to great acclaim.
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Eliza speaks to Tricia Cusden who started an on-line beauty business, Look Fabulous Forever, in her sixties, and her daughter, Anna, who also works for the family business. Hear Tricia discuss why she decided to take the plunge later in life and her resentment at fulfilling societal expectations and having children young. Anna discusses why her generation is less groomed than their mother's generation and why she joined the family firm.
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In this episode, Eliza speaks to Prue Leith and her daughter, Li-Da Kruger. Dame Prue Leith is one of our leading culinary entrepreneurs and TV personalities. Li-Da Kruger is a filmmaker whose first documentary ‘Belonging’ was shortlisted for the prestigious Grierson award in 2003. Their collective family story in a cosy English Cotswolds reflects a profound and interconnected tale, one which takes in South African apartheid, the Cambodian genocide and the contrasting feminism's of late 20th century Britain.
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Can we agree to disagree?
In this first episode, Dr. Eliza Filby speaks to uncle and niece, Julian and Jessica Fellowes. As creator and writer of the phenomenon that is Downton Abbey, Julian Fellowes has put class and familial tensions of the early 20th century under the spotlight, achieving much acclaim and a sweep of awards in the process. Author and journalist Jessica Fellowes, whose work is also rooted in the family and generational dynamics of the early 20th century, is author of the Mitford murder series, based on the lives of the Mitford sisters. They explore class, feminism and cancel culture, plus Julian's dance through the ages!
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TW// contains references to sexual violence and suicide.
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