For the final episode of series 1, Tasha is joined by her parents, Nicky Young and Tarek Ghouri. They open up about their experiences raising a child with a superpower and share their advice for families going through something similar - what worked for them, care plans they took and how they stayed hopeful. 

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Barber Josh Hughes (@hughesandcobarbers) has shot to social media fame since sharing insights into his life living and working with Tourette’s Syndrome – a condition that causes a person to make involuntary sounds and movements called tics. Whilst Josh is also able to enjoy the funny side of posting sweary haircut videos on TikTok, he’s deeply passionate about sharing his journey in order to create more awareness of the condition and others feel less alone. With Tasha, he explains what it was like going through childhood after first experiencing tics following a “minor” ski accident – and how becoming his own boss has given him the freedom to thrive as his best self.

For more information on Tourette’s Syndrome visit tourettes-action.org.uk

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Gogglebox star and professional dancer, Tom Malone Jr, describes finding out he has autism at age 28. After noticing similar characteristics in himself and his autistic nephew, he decided to get himself tested to see if he was also on the autistic spectrum. Then in June 2022, Tom was diagnosed with autism - which he says explains a lot. This episode highlights Tom’s journey coming to terms with his superpower, what autism means to him and how he copes in situations where he is feeling overwhelmed. 

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Andrew and Tasha both met on hit TV show ‘Love Island’ in 2022, but it was only after leaving the show that Tasha learned about the challenges Andrew had faced growing up. Born with dyslexia, Andrew admits to having struggled fitting in at school, so he set his eyes on becoming a professional hockey player. After years of playing and training, Andrew discovered he had caused permanent damage to his knee which took him out of the sport for life. Additionally, Andrew was then told by doctors that he had a brain tumour. In this episode, Andrew opens about his unique story and how a positive mindset helped him overcome the unknown and led him to be where he is today.

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Made in Chelsea Star, Liv Bentley, is recognisable for her outspoken opinions, style and stunning blonde hair. During one episode, Liv opened up about wearing 'Wigby' and her experiences of living with alopecia, which sparked a huge conversation online raising awareness about the condition. Since then, Liv’s profile has continued to grow along with her message of promoting wigs and embracing your hair journey. Tasha and Liv sit down to discuss learning to love your body however it looks and feels, how to look after your hair and ways of dealing with negative people.

TV Doctor, self help author and mental health ambassador for 10 Downing Street, Dr Alex George joins Tasha in the studio! Since leaving Love Island in 2018, Dr. Alex has always been promoting the importance of leading a healthy life, both physically and mentally. This was after he had a long hard battle with his own mental health after the passing of his younger brother Llŷr. Since then, Dr. Alex has been sharing his own mental health journey online, highlighting what works for him and continues helping people better understand their emotions. Dr. Alex recently had been diagnosed with ADHD at age 31, something he expected he had for a long time. In this episode, I talk to him about the realities of living with ADHD and what that now means for him now. We also delve into the issue of mental health and how we can all best equip ourselves to cope on hard days. 

Izzie Rodgers is an acne-embracing skincare content creator who has worked with the likes of Superdrug, ASOS and Harrods to teach self-love and combat body shaming. After a life of having clear skin, Izzie first got cystic acne months before her 21st birthday. The sudden outburst of spots drained all of Izzie’s confidence and negatively affected her mental health, causing her to stay in bed all day and never leave the house. After much time trying to hide her appearance, Izzie decided to embrace it, posting unedited photos online of her acne journey which led her to where she is today. Izzie now uses her channels to share content centred around body positivity, acne, beauty, and self care - all of which is always delivered with a sense of unfiltered authenticity. In this episode, we talk about navigating acne, skin care tips and steps you can take for finding self love. 

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Meryl Williams found fame on TV show 'The Traitors' stealing the hearts of the public on one of the most talked about reality shows from 2023. Meryl has a form of dwarfism called achondroplasia but she's never let it hold her back. Now she hopes to use her platform to show people that having a different body doesn't affect what you can achieve. In this episode Meryl talks about dealing with the impact of negative comments, the importance of seeing diversity in the media and how she stays positive.

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As a child, Tyreeceinheels was almost sent to a conversion camp because the people around them didn’t understand the way they wanted to express themselves. In this episode, Ty explains the process its taken for them to accept themselves and the world around them to understand just how valuable it is to let people live authentically. Today, Ty is a dancer, drag queen and proudly identifies as non-binary. Speaking with Tasha they discuss how to navigate labelling, approaching conversations around sexuality with loved ones and creating a more inclusive world. 

Presenter and content creator, Lucy Edwards, joins Tasha on the first episode of Superpowers! At age 17, Lucy lost her eyesight due to a rare genetic eye condition called Incontinentia Pigmenti, meaning that she had to learn how to navigate life again. For the last 10 years, Lucy has been documenting her life online, highlighting challenges, sharing tips and answering questions around being blind. In this episode, Lucy and Tasha talk about how they stay positive when they are feeling low, what their superpowers mean to them and becoming a content creator.