Anne Mazoyer is the President of Fair Value Corp; one of France’s largest multi national Public Relations firms. A self starter, Anne studied Economics at the University of Oxford, and was already President of JCI Communications within 5 years of graduation. Under Anne’s directorship, FairValue Corp pioneers rigorous results based engagements in frontier markets all over Africa and more recently in Eastern Europe. Anne’s cutting edge abilities in this regard have made her a trusted confidant of the Macron administration, the latest stage of a long relationship with the Elysee Palace since the 1980’s.

Keeping mentally healthy is vital when your work is creative. So it was really cool to speak with two influential and experienced young players in the art world. Adrian and Caio have been involved in art shows across Europe and the US, taking on the pressure of new challenges regularly. They told me candidly how the last year in lockdown has been difficult but also inspirational for them, and how the intend to put a lot of the upheavals of 2020 to good use.

Interior Design, Test Cricket, Rocket League... Paddy Pike told me all about the good and bad from the last year with work. We also spoke about how to deal with some social difficulties at a time like this and the silver linings in creativity! Hope you guys enjoy this and the amazing works on Paddy’s website, linked here https://www.paddypike.com (Occasional swearing throughout, sorry y’all!)

Wildlife photography, finding the right career path, and some intense World War 2 memorabilia. Kiko Opfermann told me all about his mental health in lockdown and some very unique experiences over the past year. Thank you for sharing buddy! (Also contains swearing, sorry!)

Argentina, MF Doom, Frida Kahlo. Miguel Cullen talks me through his experiences with them all, as we go over his struggles as an independent writer and parent throughout the pandemic. He mentioned a book he’s working on for release this year so keep an eye out, you can’t go wrong with any of this man’s work! (Contains swearing, sorry!)

Jessy is a photographer from London, who studied and worked in Brighton until the beginning of the pandemic. Jessy has a long association with mental health charities for whom she’s worked tirelessly and enthusiastically. She gave an insight into how she’s been handling pandemic related pressures, and I’m happy to share it with you now.

Skiing, Wallace & Gromit, Club Med...?Hugo Bamberger tells me all about how his musical process has helped him through the pandemic, what it’s like to go from living with friends and family to isolating alone, and the stories behind some of his tattoos. You don’t fix mental health issues by keeping your mouth shut, so big thank you to Hugo for giving his take on how being creative can help at a time like this. Beyond that, it’s just two friends catching up after a long time apart. Hope you enjoy ! (Contains swearing, sorry!)