In this week’s episode of The Big Chat, Coco talks to Sophie Bland, the founder of Bod and Ted, a much-loved shop along Tunbridge Wells high street. Sophie shares how the business began when she was just 21 with her and her Mum taking over the lease of a shop in Devon. Nicole and Sophie discuss everything from the rise in slow fashion to Mum guilt as a business owner.

To find out more about Sophie and Bod and Ted, head over to their website www.bodandted.co.uk and follow them on Instagram @bodandted 

Thank you to Edney and Edney for Coco’s glasses and to Bod and Ted for her fabulous outfit.

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In this week’s episode of The Big Chat, Coco talks to father and son team Paul and Billy from The Sticky Monkey! The Sticky Monkey is a Tunbridge Wells family run business specialising in print, graphics and signage. Paul and Billy share how the business both started and grew in lockdown and some of the projects they’ve been involved with, including the Tunbridge Wells Soapbox Race!

If you need printing, graphics, signage, merchandise or car related paraphernalia make sure to head to www.thestickymonkey.com

Thank you to Edney and Edney for Coco’s glasses and to Kitch Clothing for her fabulous coat.

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In this week’s episode of The Big Chat, Coco talks to Zac Carpenter, the youngest homoeopath in the UK. Zac shares how his journey in holistic energy medicine began and how he can help support your own journey in healing. Zac will help you get to your healing goal as quickly and safely as possible. In this episode, Coco and Zac share deeply about their life and own personal growth.

To find out more about Zac, head over to his website bodyworksandhealing.com and follow him on Instagram @healingwithzac

Thank you to Edney and Edney for Coco’s glasses and to Kitch Clothing for her fabulous coat.

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In this week’s episode of The Big Chat, Coco talks to Dani and Nette, 2 of the founders of the Strong Female Lead. The Strong Female Lead movement both empowers and unites inspirational women with powerful skillsets. Coco, Dani and Nette discuss parenting after last week’s event was centered around family and how it’s important that people have a strong network around them with a balance of both masculine and feminine energy.

To find out more about The Strong Female Lead head over to their Instagram @officialstrongfemalelead

Thank you to Edney and Edney for Coco’s glasses and to Kitch Clothing for her fabulous coat.

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This episode of The Big Chat is a bitesize special with Giles and Rachel, who are both members of the Chatty Hatter team. Rachel is a passionate vegan and Giles finds out how her journey with veganism began and why she’s stuck at it for almost 3 years. 

If you’re inspired by this bitesize episode, why not try out a month of veganism in January? You can sign up here: www.veganuary.com and maybe the whole Chatty Hatter and Big Chat team will get involved too!

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In this week’s episode of The Big Chat, Coco talks to Sophie Green, artist and conservationist. From teacher to artist, Sophie has always been a painter with a focus on wildlife. Her latest exhibition, titled the Impermanance Collection, consists of 11 original artworks and 3 prints, with a focus on climate change and the wildlife that is affected. Sophie is proud to support a variety of projects from the sale of her pieces, more details of which can be found on her website – www.sophiegreenfineart.com.

If you would like to see the Impemanence exhibition for yourself, it will be available to view at the Oxo Tower Wharf in London, from 2nd – 13th Novemeber.

Shoutout to Edney and Edney for the glasses that Coco is wearing in this week’s episode!

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In this week’s episode of The Big Chat, Coco talks to Lawrence Prestidge, children’s author and actor. Lawrence shares how he got started in the creative industries, with his first interview for acting at Disneyland Paris taking place at the age of just 17! More recently he has been writing children’s books and also has created a brand-new sitcom for Prime Video called “Keep Calm and Carry On”. Lawrence is also a podcaster himself and shares how this helped him when casting for roles in the sitcom.

Keep Calm and Carry On is out on 28th September and will be available to watch on Prime Video.

Shoutout to Edney and Edney for the Theo Glasses that Coco is wearing in this week’s episode!

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This episode of The Big Chat is a bitesize special with Coco and Giles.

The Queue seems to be the topic of the moment and as a nation, Britain has a love-hate relationship with queuing - loving the system and despising those that try and skip it! Coco and Giles reflect on some of the more intense queues they’ve been apart of throughout their lives including the dreaded virtual queue - being on hold!

Tune in for a Big Chat catch up and find out what to expect from Friday’s episode…

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“I expect nothing and I am grateful for everything”

This episode of The Big Chat is an extra special fundraising episode for Junior. Listen to Nette talk about her gorgeous son and the hurdles that he has to overcome. The fundraiser is now live and any money raised will enable Nette to continue to give June the life that he deserves. Please head to https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/thelifeofjune and donate what you are able to.

In this week’s episode, Coco, who is a brand ambassador for Edney and Edney is wearing Theo glasses. The new range of Theo glasses launched last weekend…check out Coco’s peepers in next week episode!

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