Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe meet Professor Christi Deaton, who started her career as a nurse, but who's now Clinical Professor of Nursing in Cambridge and keen to encourage people into the nursing profession. And we speak to SuRie, famously interrupted by a stage invader while performing in the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest, and who now has a new EP.

Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe meet spoken word artist Jaspreet Kaur, who’s moved from teenage years shattered by anxiety and depression to performing her poetry in front of large crowds. Plus singer, composer and choral coach Joanna Forbes chats about her life, her music and what she’s doing during the lockdown.

In this edition meet award-winning writer Patrice Lawrence whose books reflect the diverse range of lives and experiences she sees every day and Kath Austin founder of BeeBee Wraps who tells us how she grew the business from her own need to find a way of keeping food fresh that didn’t include plastic. Presented by Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe.

Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe meet Professor Catherine Barnard, senior tutor at Trinity College and a leading researcher working on the issues surrounding the Brexit negotiations. We also hear from Composer Shirley Thompson OBE, who composes music for TV and film, theatre, dance and opera.

In this edition we speak to Sonita Alleyne OBE, the first woman to be the master of Jesus College since its foundation in 1496 and Sara Marshall from the UK Community Foundation talks about the tampon tax, which has been providing funds for charities supporting girls and women facing issues. Introduced by Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe.

On this edition, Extinction Rebellion UK spokesperson Zion Lights and Anya Navidski, founding partner at Voulez Capital, Europe’s first venture capital fund for female founders. Introduced by Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe.

In this edition, we meet Dr Emma Boland, a scientist who talks about climate change - your opportunity to get a clear understanding of the science behind the problem; and Dr Ghina Halabi, is an Astrophysicist. Ghina’s story began as a child in Barouk, a small village tucked among the thousand-year-old cedars of Mount Lebanon. Presented by Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe.

Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe tackle the topic of abuse and recovery. They talk to Lucy da Silva, who was badly abused as a child and went on to suffer from drink, drug and eating disorders, and Cancer Research UK scientist Lynn Asante-Asare who grew up wanting to be a doctor.

Suzie Thorpe & Linda Ness meet sustainability and ethical trade consultant Louise Tennekoon. She shares her concerns and hopes and proves to be quite the eco warrior. Neighbours Petra Hayton and Sophie Weedon set up a business together selling pre-loved clothing and accessories. From two different generations, they are determined to build a successful retail outlet in the style of John Lewis.

In this edition, we meet Sharon Allen OBE who began her career as a qualified social worker is now the new CEO of Arthur Rank Hospice and Kerry Daynes, who is a Consultant Forensic Psychologist and author involved in high profile criminal cases.