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Ryan is joined by Niccolo Peruzzo, owner of a modern art shop in Tuscany. Nicco discusses how the virus and its likely affect on future tourism has forced his family to diversify the way they market their art collection. He also offers an interesting insight into how the virus spread so rapidly in Italy, and the problems that the great nation will face beyond the initial recovery.

Ryan is joined by Zaynah Din, a small business owner in London. She explains how her drive and entrepreneurial spirit helped her to launch a start-up in the food delivery market. With insights into her time working at Facebook, Zaynah represents a great role model for young creative women.

Ryan is joined by political consultant Matthew Mann. With a new Labour leader elected, could we really see a national unity government? Matthew examines the suitability that Sir Keir Starmer offers as leader of the opposition and reflects on Boris Johnson's recent performance, future threats and likely direction.

Ryan is joined by Kat Sullivan, a social media consultant from London. Kat gives her advice to individuals and small businesses wanting to grow their brand awareness on social media.

Ryan is joined by Zak Rahman, a psychiatrist in Australia. He provides the lowdown down under, with Australia taking precautionary measures to help prevent the spread of the virus there. Dr. Rahman offers expert advice on how to keep a strong mental health during the self-isolation period.

Ryan is joined by Joel Rosenblatt to discuss how he has used his time during lockdown to create an awareness campaign on type 1 diabetes. Joel provides insight on his history with the disease and also on his time as an actor in South Africa.

Ryan is joined by Declan Sheridan to discuss the long-term affect that the coronavirus will have in the sporting world, focusing particularly on lower league English football. The conversation concludes with a review of The Jam and their influence on society in the 1970's, with messages that are relatable in today's situation.

In a family affair, Ryan is joined by his brother-in-law and sister, Ben and Vicki Surtees. Together they discuss the impact the lockdown will have on them as a young family, particularly with Ben being self-employed. Vicki shares her first hand account of working as a 'national treasure' on the front line in Aldi. The podcast concludes with a humerous look at some of the headlines of the week.

Ryan is joined by Alex Hayes, a self confessed extrovert, to discuss the difficulties that the social lockdown will have on many people. He shares some of the strategies that he has used to remain positive and head strong during this period.

In an informative episode, Ryan hears accounts from two Spaniards on how the lockdown measures have affected their local communities. In Valladolid, Lucia Munoz explains how her family, owners of the only local supermarket in her village, have managed the panic buying. Further South in Andalusia, Clara Selva shares her outlook on the situation, and offers advice on how to keep mindful and stress-free during this difficult period.