Alan Mahon is the founder of Brewgooder, a company that uses the power of craft beer to bring clean water and life to thousands of people.

During the coronavirus outbreak Brewgooder have had to adapt, and face a battle to survive long term. But despite the challenges, they have created a unique #oneonus campaign that allows customers to buy a round of drinks for an NHS Champion.

In this episode, you can hear how encounters with a potentially fatal parasite and George Clooney(!) led Alan to launching Brewgooder.

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To support this podcast, please visit my GoFundMe page where 25% of all donations will go to NHS Charities Together.

Alan Mahon is the founder of Brewgooder, a company that uses the power of craft beer to bring clean water and life to thousands of people.

During the coronavirus outbreak Brewgooder have had to adapt, and face a battle to survive long term. But despite the challenges, they have created a unique #oneonus campaign that allows customers to buy a round of drinks for an NHS Champion.

In this episode, you can hear how encounters with a potentially fatal parasite and George Clooney(!) led Alan to launching Brewgooder.

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To support this podcast, please visit my GoFundMe page where 25% of all donations will go to NHS Charities Together.

Carly Rowena is one of the UK’s top fitness influencers. With over 400,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel, she's also a mum and creates a variety of workouts for the whole family.

With the fitness (and influencer) industries in disarray due to the coronavirus outbreak, we're relying more than ever on home workouts and Carly talks to me about how she's adapting to the new "normal" and keeping her audience engaged. 

Her videos are brilliant. If you scroll through her YouTube, you’ll find a video about a “10 minute upper body workout” right next to one called “porn made me think I was gay”.

She’s not your typical fitness blogger.

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To support this podcast, please visit my GoFundMe page where 25% of all donations will go to NHS Charities Together.

Carly Rowena is one of the UK’s top fitness influencers. With over 400,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel, she's also a mum and creates a variety of workouts for the whole family.

With the fitness (and influencer) industries in disarray due to the coronavirus outbreak, we're relying more than ever on home workouts and Carly talks to me about how she's adapting to the new "normal" and keeping her audience engaged. 

Her videos are brilliant. If you scroll through her YouTube, you’ll find a video about a “10 minute upper body workout” right next to one called “porn made me think I was gay”.

She’s not your typical fitness blogger.

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To support this podcast, please visit my GoFundMe page where 25% of all donations will go to NHS Charities Together.

One of the most surreal parts of lockdown has been the total lack of football on TV.

In this episode, Luke Shanley from Sky Sports talks about how the coronavirus crisis has affected the game, and what positives might emerge when the players finally return to the field.

Luke is an expert in Scottish football, but also has plenty of insight in to the Premier League and we discuss various aspects of the world of football as it shows signs of sparking back to life. 

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To support this podcast, please visit my GoFundMe page where 25% of all donations will go to NHS Charities Together.

The first episode of this podcast is an interview with the BBC's Helen Skelton-Myler about life in lockdown, how the world of TV is being affected by the coronavirus crisis....and a positive look to the future.

Helen recently starred in the Channel 4 show Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins and is a former Blue Peter presenter who is a regular on BBC's Countryfile.

In this episode she talks about balancing her family and work life at a time when making TV has become a challenge. 

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To support this podcast, please visit my GoFundMe page where 25% of all donations will go to NHS Charities Together.

The first episode of this podcast is an interview with the BBC's Helen Skelton-Myler about life in lockdown, how the world of TV is being affected by the coronavirus crisis....and a positive look to the future.

Helen recently starred in the Channel 4 show Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins and is a former Blue Peter presenter who is a regular on BBC's Countryfile.

In this episode she talks about balancing her family and work life at a time when making TV has become a challenge. 

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To support this podcast, please visit my GoFundMe page where 25% of all donations will go to NHS Charities Together.