Sakhmet Campbell runs Sakhmet's Care, a UK based provider of health and well-being classes. Sakhmet talks to me about the power of Crystals, Reiki and Sound Vibrations to heal and restore our natural balance. How small changes can make big differences to our minds and bodies.

Les Thorne is a registered professional woodturner and liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Turners based in London, UK.

To visit Les's website click or search https://noturningback.co.uk/

To learn more about the The Worshipful Company of Turners of London please visit https://turnersco.com

David De La Haye is an experienced amateur radio enthusiast and is the regional representative for Region 12 in the UK.

Jay Tate is Director of The Spaceguard Centre located in Powys, Wales, United Kingdom. The centre is the UK's only tracking station and is part of an international network that monitor the threat of asteroids and comets hitting the Earth.

Eric Janke is a member of the Hampshire Fungus Recording Group

Dr Geoff Oxford is the Hon. Secretary for The British Arachnological Society.

For more information please visit the British Arachnological Society's website:

Joe Richmond of Joseph Richmond and Sons runs a family monumental masonry firm based in the north east of England

Robert Ratford is an active member of the UK's microscopy community and a serial collector of microscopes of all shapes and sizes.

For more information and links to the groups mentioned in this podcast please visit the links below

Tracey Parbery is chairperson of the Greyhound Trust Hall Green charity based in Birmingham, UK. The charity find homes for retired racing greyhounds and helps raise awareness of caring for greyhounds

Lukas Large is an amateur mycologist and founder member of The West Midlands Fungus Group based in the UK.

In this episode we discuss Cordyceps, which is a parasitic fungus made popular by the HBO hit TV show, "The Last of Us". Lukas talks about the parasitic nature of Cordyceps and how the fungus turns its unwilling victims into zombies as it slowly absorbs their bodies. Join me as we delve into the often disturbing but deeply fascinating world of parasitic fungus.