Episodes
Total: 2016
Averil Mansfield is a retired vascular surgeon and was the first female Professor of Surgery in the
Baroness Floella Benjamin DBE is a Trinidadian-British broadcaster, writer and politician. She becam
Samantha Morton is an actor and director. She has appeared in films directed by Woody Allen and Stev
Yusuf Cat Stevens is a singer-songwriter who first enjoyed success more than 50 years ago. He was b
Bernardine Evaristo won the Booker Prize in 2019 for her novel, Girl, Woman, Other. She is Professor
Listeners choose the music that has been special to them during the weeks of lockdown. With Jane Mo
Maria Balshaw is the Director of Tate, overseeing four major art galleries: Tate Britain, Tate Liver
Steve Backshall is an explorer, naturalist and broadcaster. His BAFTA-winning programmes bring vie
Sharon Horgan is a writer, actor and producer best known for co-writing and co-starring in the Chann
Annie Nightingale was BBC Radio 1’s first female presenter and is its longest-serving DJ, celebratin
Jens Stoltenberg is the Secretary General of NATO and a former Prime Minister of Norway. Although he
Helen Fielding, writer and journalist, is best known for creating Bridget Jones, who first appeared
Helen McCrory shares the eight tracks, book and luxury she would want to take with her if cast away
Racehorse trainer Mark Johnston is a lynchpin of British flat racing. In August 2018 - when 20-1 sh
Joe Wicks, professionally known as The Body Coach, is a fitness and nutrition coach. Since the lockd
Martin Lewis is a financial journalist, campaigner and broadcaster. His high-profile campaigns on ba
Elizabeth Anionwu is a retired nurse, campaigner and Emeritus Professor of Nursing at the University
Charles Hazlewood is a conductor and the founder of Paraorchestra, the world's first professional en
Sinead Burke is a disability rights activist and teacher. She has combined her love of education and
Simon Armitage was appointed Poet Laureate in 2019. His poems celebrate the everyday and the ordina