Megan is a best selling author, speaker and digital creator with more than 1.3 million followers on her instagram account; a page that feels like a celebration of everything life throws her way. 

Now, more than ever, is the time to be celebrating, and amplifying, the stories of the people of Sudan. Recorded just weeks before the military tried to wrestle back power from the civilian-led transitional government, Maya walks us through the back streets of Khartoum and through the avenues of her own life. We talk openly about the complexities of living in the Horn of Africa, the power of young people and the role art can play in helping shape our futures.

Thomas is a man on a mission to 'rebrand the ginger male stereotype'. In 2013 Thomas created an exhibition of 100 beautiful men, all with beautiful ginger hair, which soon became a global movement that put two fingers up to all the haters out there. We speak to the photographer, director and music producer in his Kings Cross hideaway about shame, depression and how he's been able to push through the low points in his life in order to seek out, and hold on to the amazing highs. 

In this episode we sunk back into our chairs with some wine and joyfully meandered through the technicolour world of multi-disciplinary artist, actor, writer and director Adébayo Bolaji.

He unpacks some of the tightropes and tensions he's been balancing throughout his career, exploring culture, identity, place and belonging. We're given an intimate tour of the inner workings of a truly creative mind, and leave feeling all warm and fuzzy (nothing to do with the wine).

The World From My Window is an unscripted show where we lead our guests through a conversation inspired by the process a writer takes when planning their work, with the aim of uncovering the true life stories of our guests and bringing new learnings and positivity to our listeners.

Jordan talks candidly about life during lockdown, the power of positive male role models, and that one slightly weird time with a Shaman in Archway. Open, honest and heartfelt, this is one to open minds and challenge preconceptions about what it means to be a man today.

We want to find out what the world looks like from his window, hear about the characters that have inspired him, the moments that have shaped the chapters of his life, what he has learnt along the way and even, what the title of their life story might be.

The World From My Window is an unscripted show where we lead our guests through a conversation inspired by the process a writer takes when planning their work, with the aim of uncovering the true life stories of our guests and bringing new learnings and positivity to our listeners.

In this episode we talk to Dom Evans who is an illustrator and all round brilliant human being currently taking the world by storm. Dom takes us on a rapid rollercoaster ride through his life; it's an hilarious journey from the changing rooms of Top Shop to Ru Pauls Drag Race, via the park bench outside his window.

We want to find out what the world looks like from his window, hear about the characters that have inspired him, the moments that have shaped the chapters of his life, what he has learnt along the way and even, what the title of their life story might be.

The World From My Window is an unscripted show where we lead our guests through a conversation inspired by the process a writer takes when planning their work, with the aim of uncovering the true life stories of our guests and bringing new learnings and positivity to our listeners.

Julie's memoir, “The Pendulum,” reveals her 6-year journey through Europe and Latin America to discover the role her grandparents played in the Third Reich. We talk about generational trauma, empathy, forgiveness and go deeper into the role of storytelling to make sense of your past, present and future.

We want to find out what the world looks like from her window, hear about the characters that have inspired her, the moments that have shaped the chapters of her life, what he has learnt along the way and even, what the title of their life story might be.