We caught up with Alan riding, journalist, author, playwright. To have done half of what he has in life would be an achievement.

Caroline Hirons  was our guest for the first episode of season two, talking about skincare, music and why Trevor doesn't need an eyebrow wig.

Founder of Animals Asia Jill Robinson has been a pioneer of animal welfare in Asia since 1985. Since 1993 she has campaigned against the bear bile industry providing welfare and sanctuary for almost 700 bears held in abusive captivity.   

Matthew Johnstone is a bestselling author, illustrator, and public speaker. He reached international acclaim at the WHO convention in Geneva. His presentation “I Had a Black Dog” has had over 10 million downloads on YouTube. 
 

Judy and Trevor caught up with Peter Morris. Now a talent manager in Hollywood, as  BAFTA chairman he interviewed Hollywood’s best-known directors and stars, including Trevor’s all time hero David Bowie. Oh, and he has an OBE although he doesn't brag about it.

Chris Hopton, Sydney Surf Life-Saver has many interesting and sometimes shocking stories to tell about working as a woman forging a career in the Australian media in what was typically at the time, a man’s world.

We interviewed Chris Kimsey, the Producer behind The Rolling Stones, Peter Frampton, Bill Wyman, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Jimmy Cliff, The Psychedelic Furs, Duran Duran, Tom Jones,  Deacon Blue, INXS, to name but a few along with Trevor’s own The Escape Club. 

Ray Bonner is a Pulitzer Prize-winning correspondent who broke the story of the El Mozote massacre in El Salvador. Throughout his career his writing has informed the world of many other atrocities including the Rwandan genocide,  Bosnian War, and the Bali bombings. He is an author of 4 books, and an unlikely book store owner in Sydney’s Northern Beaches he's also a really nice guy!  
 

Ex advertising copy writer and mental health advocate, David Westgate talks to Trevor and Judy about living with bipolar disorder, why he hid his illness from his work colleagues and how, when he finally came out, he found joy in a new career helping others with similar conditions.

Olympic swimmer and Commonwealth gold medalist, Lisa Forrest talks to Trevor and Judy about the high demands she placed on herself during her swimming career and throughout her early adult life and how it led her to become a mindfulness trainer.