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This week, following on from our latest Friday episode with the brilliant Duchess of York - Sarah Ferguson, we think it’s the perfect time to revisit our chat with her beloved daughter, the wonderful HRH Princess Eugenie!

The Princess joined us back in October last year to chat about the amazing line of women she’s come from - Sarah very much included - and how she’s taken to podcasting herself in the name of activism. Plus, she gives us the stories behind some of the pictures she’s chosen to share with the world on her Instagram.

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Joining us is someone who has spent the majority of her life under intense public scrutiny but has remained the same compassionate, thoughtful, driven and witty woman you’re going to love spending an hour with: it’s the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson!

Sarah sits down with Kate to talk about how the various chapters in her life have shaped who she is today. She reminisces about joining the royal family and the unbelievable blessing she received from the late Queen, being a devoted mother and how her activism work keeps her spirits high. Plus, if you’ve ever wondered how she was arrested while on her hen do with Princess Diana, she reveals all...

The Duchess of York's new book, A Woman of Intrigue, is available to purchase right here!

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Happy Pride Month! To celebrate all our amazing guests and listeners from the LGBTQ+ community, we're looking back on some fascinating and heartfelt discussions we've had with some absolute icons.

DJ Fat Tony reminisces about his trips to Ibiza and how the community there embraced him with open arms, even at the most difficult times in his life. We also hear from quiz extraordinaire Paul Sinha about the difficulties of coming out when the narrative is taken out of your control, while Rev. Richard Coles discusses dating in his sixties!

Click the guest's name to listen to their full interview: Fat Tony, Paul Sinha and Rev. Richard Coles

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Today’s guest continues to show just what’s possible when you embrace who you truly are and showcase that to the world - it’s TV personality, author and podcaster, Vicky Pattison!

We last caught up with Vicky at a crossroads in her life, where she was debating what to do next and tentatively starting out with her new partner. Well, now she’s engaged to him and living the fulfilling dream she’s always been seeking! We chat about that journey, the difficulties of appearing on reality TV and the importance of not wasting your life while being jealous of those around you.

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This week, we're diving back into some brilliant conversations that show us the incredible power food has to bring people together and change lives!

First up we have the lovely Rosemary Shrager who explains how landing a job in Pierre Koffman's kitchen helped piece her life back together after she hit a major crisis point. Next we have the hilarious king of comedy, Jack Dee! He takes us back to his restaurant managing years and walks us through how a stormy meet cute with a customer led to a marriage that's lasted over 35 years. And finally, we have someone who's come from a lineage of culinary connoisseurs - it's the incredible Michel Roux! He tells us how a life-changing Parisian patisserie apprenticeship taught him the value of mentorship and gave him the essential life skills he needed on his journey towards taking over the family business.

Click the guest's name to listen to their full interview: Rosemary Shrager, Jack Dee and Michel Roux.

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Joining us today is a man jointly responsible for some of the most dynamic, forward-thinking and utterly superb television we’ve seen in this country. He’s also a fabulous actor you’ll know from the likes of Benidorm, Happy Valley, Doctor Who and loads more - it’s Steve Pemberton!

As its final season airs on BBC Two, Steve chats to Kate about Inside No. 9's incredible run, twenty-five years after his debut hit, The League of Gentlemen, also took the country by storm. They also chat about how much fun he had starring in Benidorm, having to lie through his teeth on The One Show and adapting Inside No. 9 for the stage - both here and in China!

The final season of Inside No. 9 is available now on BBC Two and iPlayer. Plus, get your tickets to Inside No.9 Stage / Fright right here!

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On today's episode, we're revisiting some of our guests' most embarrassing stories! The types of situation that leave you little choice but to laugh in the face of them!

First up, we have Dave Berry and Alex Zane, who were left red-faced in the workplace a few times – starting with a post-breakfast drink with Liam Gallagher, then an eventful New Year's Eve with Elton John and finishing up with a toe-curling chat with Burt Reynolds. We also have Daisy May Cooper who tells us how an underwhelming trip to the job centre left her feeling humiliated and defeated, but ultimately pushed her to fight even harder for the career of her dreams. And last but not least, Sophie Ellis-Bextor tells us about the time she was presumed pregnant and had to send an awkward but necessary email to correct the narrative... which she accidentally copied her mum into!

Click the guest's name to listen to their full interview: Dave Berry & Alex Zane, Daisy May Cooper and Sophie Ellis-Bextor.

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Join Kate Thornton and her celebrity guests every week for three thought-provoking questions over three glasses of wine!

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Slide into some sequins and get those rhumba hips ready, as today we’re joined by legendary dancer, choreographer and celebrated judge of both Strictly Come Dancing and Britain’s Got Talent - it’s Bruno Tonioli!

Bruno takes a break from gardening - a favourite pastime of his - to chat about the origins of a remarkable 50-year career that’s taken him from the Italian countryside to the glittering heights of Paris and now London. We also chat about Strictly’s rocky start, his lasting friendship with Len Goodman and his more peaceful life away from the spotlight - often in front of a good book or in the garden!

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To continue our series of episodes marking Mental Health Awareness Month, we wanted to revisit a subject that we'll all come to experience in our own unique way: grief.

On today's episode, we revisit our conversation with Josie Gibson and Malin Andersson, who met in real life for the first time in the WWQT studio to discuss how they supported one another on a journey through grief. Plus, Bros member Matt Goss talks openly about losing his mother and moments with her he'd like to relive and Brenda Edwards discusses her own struggles as an orphan and how vital her community became when she tragically lost her son, Jamal.

Click the guest's name to listen to their full interview: Josie Gibson and Malin Andersson, Matt Gos & Brenda Edwards

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