Tea Time with Ali Monjack

My next podcast guest on TeaTime with artist Luke Jerram is out now on Spotify! Luke shares his thoughts and how he came up with In Memoriam his latest art installation which is this week at Sandbanks in Bournemouth. And it was great to meet Luke as he is truly one of the most engaging artists of our time who is always giving the public opportunities to connect.

My next guest on Tea Time with me Ali Monjack is  Emma Louise Davies. Emma is a remarkable lady who shares her personal story of being diagnosed with Cervical Cancer and then undergoing a Hysterectomy during the lockdown in May. She is now cancer-free and enjoying life to the full as well as working with GRACE Women charity to remind every woman to go and get a smear test. 😍

September is Gynecological Awareness Month and there are 5 different types of Gynecological cancers that include cervical, ovarian, vulva, vaginal, and womb so Don’t put it off get tested if you need to!

my next guest on #TeaTimewithAliMonjack is Dr. Ron Daniels BEM from the UK Sepsis Trust. The Trust was 10 years old in March when the Country went into lockdown. He shares the problems with being a service charity in a global pandemic and how a patient in intensive care changed his medical focus to find ways of treating Sepsis. He is dedicated to fighting Sepsis for patients and is also part of the Global Sepsis Alliance, it was World Sepsis Day on the 13th September so let's find out more.

My next guest on #teatimewithalimonjack is Entrepreneur and well known philanthropist Sir John Madejski OBE. He has owned several companies over the years and is still in business. Saviour of Reading Football Club in the 90's. He shares his views on the economy and working through a global pandemic. I was invited into his Country home Adshead Park, lets find out more. #podcast #chatshow #guests #SirJohnMadejski #ReadingFC

my next guest on #TeaTimewithAliMonjack Matthew Alper author of The God Part of the Brain, A Scientific Interpretation of Human Spirituality and God. He went on a quest to find God from an early age and discovered neuroscience. He has an interesting argument about the belief in a spiritual realm and the way we have adapted these thoughts to deal with the fear of death. He has also written screenplays and is currently writing a new book let find out more

My next guest on #TeaTimewithAliMonjack is Peta Stoddart Crompton who has been in PR & Comms for 30 years. Peta started out as Fashion PR having an absolutely fabulous experience with designers such as John Galliano and Vivienne Westwood and then worked in different types of media including the Clothes show magazine before settling down to carry on doing what she does best...Communicate for a local authority. She is definitely a lifestyle guru who enjoys the best of music, fashion, art and culture.

My next guest on #TeaTimewithAliMonjack is broadcast legend in his own right Tony Grundy. He shares how he ended up hitting the radio airwaves for 45 years and working with people such as David Hamilton instead of a sporting career.

Award winning actress Janie Dee had a light bulb moment in Beijing and decided to start the London Climate Festival six weeks of well known artists and scientists working together to celebrate the planet and fight climate change. Unfortunately it did not go ahead as planned because of lockdown in March but is already developing as an organisation, the festival will take place next year 2021 @LDNClimateFestival ldnclimatefest Tune in to find out more......

My next podcast on #TeaTimewithAliMonjack is with Anthony Johns Choreographer, Director and Costume Production stylist.

He appeared on a BBC Series ‘Count me in’ in the 80’s and has been part of the renowned dance group The young Generation.

Every year Antony makes costumes for Windsor horse show as well as the Olympia horse show.

He has met #hermajestythequeen and worked with many other well known names.

To get his showbiz colleagues through the pandemic he is currently holding his own zoom dance class .

join me to find out more…..

My first guest on Tea time with Ali Monjack is Staff Nurse of 25 years Constance Goodling.

Constance who is Semi retired now but runs a bame community group in Reading first started working for the NHS in the 70’s when she arrived from her birthplace the Carribean.  The NHS is now 72 years old and Constance still has a love of the institution that was started in 1948 the same year the Windrush generation arrived many of whom were part of the NHS from the beginning. It takes a lot of dedication to be a nurse who puts other people’s lives ahead of their own and we are all thankful for our NHS heroes everyday.