Join Leah as she interviews Mike Gatting OBE, former English cricketer about his longest day. It took place when he sustained injuries that forced him to question whether he would be able to play again. He wanted to get back into the game as quickly as possible after the first injury, a broken nose. So when he broke his thumb after he had just returned to the game, he knew he had to rise to the challenge. Mike says, If you dont believe in yourselfothers wont believe in you. For him a good sports leader is honest, communicative, and a good listener. With these qualities, you can empower others to take responsibility and become accountable.

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Leah talks to Tara Austin, behavioural and brand strategist, and psychedelic medicines campaigner, in this weeks episode of The Longest Day. Taras redundancy was totally unexpected given that she and the Creative Director then were winning big, pitch businesses for the company. She contrasts that day with her shortest day when she was invited to 10 Downing Street to talk to Dominic Cumming. It led to her campaigning for access to psilocybin medicines what she believes is the next great social innovation on par with technological ones like the internet and mobile phones. Given the state of our NHS, the endemic problems of alcoholism and drug addiction, she gives compelling reasons for why there should be national, access rights to psilocybin. Her own experience using them showed her the worth of the present moment and that she should put her energies into the pursuit of joy and gratitude which leads to a better quality of life.

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Co-CEO of bottled water company, Belu, and University of Westminster Chancellor among many other roles, Natalie Campbell MBE decided to run in the mayoral race in the upcoming elections. For her, politics is a waiting game for everyone: were all waiting for positive change. Its high time that the people who we elect should be those who know what it is to struggle and who look like the people they serve. For impactful change, she believes, we must lean in. She pushes herself into and through the uncomfortable zones to see how far she can go and realise the stuff shes made of. Its no surprise that shes made to serve. Natalie insists we must lean in for impactful change and now is the time!

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In our third episode Leah talks to George Osei-Oppong Jr, the co-owner and CEO of Host Help, a cloud-based web hosting, SEO, research, and software and data services company. Although George finds the term entrepreneur inadequate, he really is one at his core. Find out about what happened to George after navigating through his longest day, how his ability to question authority served him favourably, and which restaurant he would go to in hard times.

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Join us as we hear from Elizabeth Oldfield, coach, consultant, people facilitator, and host of The Sacred podcast, about how and why she and her family decided to live intentionally in community. In the face of the challenges of obtaining a suitable, communal home in London, they learnt to acknowledge that their relationships mattered more than bricks and mortar. Before the search for a home, the intentionality of entering a covenant relationship with each others families started with spending a lot of time together and having conversations about their childhoods, personalities and money. Now with more room at their table, its not too hard to guess which food Elizabeth would prepare on her longest day!

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Welcome to our first Episode of Season 3! To start things off, Leah talks to Naomi Smith, the Chief Executive of Best for Britain. How would you feel if you experienced a crisis in which the very people you were trying to help turn against you? Naomi and her team endured attacks from a few, prominent, left-wing Guardian commentators. As a result, they went through a process of grief, anger, and sadness. But looking back, she believes a more empathetic approach matching their logical analysis would have been more persuasive. Listen to the nuances of how Naomis longest day has prepared her for facing a future of increasing polarisation in Britain.

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Sir Vince Cable MP, former leader of the Liberal Democrat party, is our guest for our final episode of Season 2! Join Leah as she talks with Vince about his longest day as an MP, how the mood changed from gloom to optimism and how he emerged stronger. Learn about what characteristic qualities are needed to lead well, and how having your family and friends around you, at the end of the day, are more important than anything else, than even patience, persistence and determination.

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After eight to ten years of working as a Creative Director in advertising, Clemmie Telford was making a lot of sacrifices, especially time with her young family. She was driven by the desire to change the discouraging statistics that only 3% of creative directors were female. But one night, at a dinner with her female friends where personal salaries were being discussed, it became shockingly clear to Clemmie that she was being paid 70% less than what she should have been paid for her role. That was her longest day. Find out how she re-established her self-value and the real power behind being paid what you are truly worth with our host, Leah Brown!

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This week, Leah Brown talks to Sir Stephen Timms, Labour Member of Parliament for East Ham. He tells the story of his longest day in May 2010 when he was stabbed three times by a member of the constituency he serves. Listen in on his views about forgiveness: how it can really only operate where there is personal communication. He has received three letters from his assailant via the police in which she apologises for what she did. But Stephen is willing to go through the process of meeting her before she leaves prison. That experience taught him how much he enjoyed his job. So it didnt take much courage to carry on doing what he loves doing!

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Kimberly McIntosh, a Labour councillor of Faraday, Southwark, was working on an event on the Windrush scandal in Parliament when she experienced burnout. It was also just a few weeks before her debut non-fiction book, Black Girl, No Magic was coming out. Discover with Leah Brown, how Kimberlys reframing of her definition of success from being less extrinsic to one that is more intrinsic is helping her gain happiness. Kimberly feels her longest day will make her a better politician because its given her empathy a way to relate to people by connecting with them.

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