Grow with GLOW

Interview with Sasi Krishnan from Sasi Samyal. Original Broadcast - 3rd May 2026.On this Grow with Glow podcast, we’re joined by Sasi Krishnan, founder of Sasi Samyal, an online Indian cookery school built from courage, culture and a quiet but powerful decision to say yes to herself.Originally from India, Sasi had a career before becoming a mother, and like many women, chose to step away from that identity to raise her family. When her son was around six or seven years old, she found herself asking a question so many women recognise: Who am I now and what do I want for myself?The conversation follows Sashi’s journey of rediscovery from saying yes to running a cookery lesson at a local cookery school, to understanding which opportunities truly aligned with her values, and having the confidence to say no to those that didn’t. They talk about bravery, timing, and trusting your instincts as much as your ambition.What started as a small lockdown business has since grown into a thriving online cookery school, sharing Indian home-style cooking with people far beyond her local community. Along the way, Sashi has also self-published her own cookery book, proving that growth doesn’t always come from hustle, sometimes it comes from clarity.This is a story about identity, reinvention, cultural pride and the power of choosing yourself, gently, bravely and on your own terms.

Interview with Corrina Morris from Guiding Stars Feng Shui. Original Broadcast - 26th April 2026.During this episode of Grow with Glow, Jade is joined by Corrina from Guiding Stars Feng Shui to explore the ancient practice of Feng Shui and how it influences the energy in our homes and workspaces.They talk about:• What Feng Shui really is (and what it definitely isn’t) • How a Feng Shui consultation actually works • The emotional and practical challenges it can help overcome • Why Corrina calls it “therapy for your home” • How your space might be affecting your confidence, clarity and successThis isn’t about moving a random plant and hoping for the best. It’s about understanding how your environment supports or blocks you.If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or like something just isn’t flowing properly in your life or business, this episode will open your eyes to a whole new perspective.

Interview with Denise and John from Yateley & District Lions. Original Broadcast - 19th April 2026.On this episode of Grow with Glow, Jade is joined by Denise and John from Yateley Lions to uncover the story behind one of the most impactful yet understated organisations in the world.Founded in 1917, Lions is the world’s largest service organisation and yet many people don’t realise the scale of what they do.In Yateley alone, they:• Run major community events like the Fireworks Show, Christmas Market and May Fair• Offer free prostate testing initiatives• Support hunger, youth, health and mental health causes• Fund and assist other local charities• Ensure 100% of the money raised goes directly back into the communityWe also talk about membership opportunities and “Friends of” volunteering because you don’t have to be retired or have loads of time to make a difference.If you care about community, impact, or getting involved in something bigger than yourself, this conversation will genuinely inspire you.

Interview with Pippa Tanko from &PIP. Original Broadcast - 12th April 2026.In this latest edition of Grow with GLOW, Jade is joined by Pippa Tanko, founder of &Pip, a visibility agency supporting business owners to grow through stronger presence, clearer positioning and genuine attraction.In their conversation, they talk about what visibility really means, not just being seen, but being seen by the right people. Pippa shares how &Pip combines coaching, photography, branding and videography, all underpinned by strategy, to help business owners create a clear roadmap towards their goals rather than chasing disconnected tactics.They also dive into the importance of niching, and why trying to speak to everyone often holds businesses back. Pippa shares her own journey with niching, from working as a family photographer, to specialising as a newborn photographer, and eventually drawing on her experience as a Photography Manager at Harrods to support small brands and business owners with confidence, clarity and growth.This episode is about evolution, trust in your experience, and understanding that your path doesn’t have to be linear for it to be powerful.

Interview with Jenny Thornton from Right at Home. Original Broadcast - 5th April 2026. During this episode of Grow with Glow, we’re joined by Jenny Thornton from Right at Home, a domiciliary care provider supporting people across all stages of later life, from companionship and day-to-day support, through to live-in, medical and palliative care.We talk about the many reasons people might need care, and why it’s rarely just about the individual receiving it. Jenny shares how Right at Home takes a genuinely empowering and respectful approach, supporting not only the person being cared for, but also their families and loved ones.We explore what good care really looks like when it’s done well, focusing on dignity, choice and quality of life and how preventative measures like activities, routine and meaningful engagement can help people stay independent for longer and truly enjoy later life, rather than simply manage it.This episode is a powerful reminder that care is about living well, not just being looked after.

Interview with Niki McGlynn from Organised Mind. Original Broadcast - 29th March 2026. On this episode of Grow with Glow, we’re joined by Niki McGlynn from Organised Mind, an award-winning therapist specialising in movement therapy, with a strong focus on primitive reflexes and the nervous system.In our conversation, Niki explains how retained primitive reflexes can impact everyday life, from focus and attention difficulties, reading and writing challenges, and behavioural struggles, to mental health conditions such as anxiety. We talk about how her work isn’t about “fixing” or changing people, but about making life easier, calmer and more accessible.We explore how movement-based therapy can support both children and adults, why the nervous system plays such a crucial role in how we think, feel and function, and how understanding the body can unlock progress when traditional approaches haven’t helped.This is a fascinating, compassionate conversation that reframes support as empowerment, not correction.

Interview with Nina Barough CBE from Walk the Walk. Original Broadcast - 22nd March 2026.This week on Grow with Glow, we’re joined by Nina Barough CBE from Walk the Walk, a 30 year old charity raising funds in a fun but unconventional way, to support those diagnosed with cancer and research into new treatments.In our conversation, Nina explains why she founded the charity after a ‘fun’ idea to Power Walk the New York City Marathon in a decorated bra to raise money for Breast Cancer. We discover Nina’s personal journey with breast cancer and how the moonwalk was set up in 1998 for those who wanted to support the charity but were unable to get a palace in the London Marathon to raise funds. Get ready to be inspired, and maybe even register for a place in this year’s walk!

Interview with Jen Read from Sunflower VA. Original Broadcast - 15th March 2026. We’re joined by Jen Read, founder of Sunflower VA - a business and lifestyle concierge service supporting business owners and individuals with the kind of admin that quietly takes over your life.Jen shares her journey from supporting one local business while still working part-time, to building Sunflower VA into a growing service with a small team behind her, four years on and with far more clarity about who she helps and how. We talk about how her work has evolved beyond traditional VA support into something much more personal, flexible and human.We also chat about stepping outside your comfort zone, saying yes to opportunities, showing up to networking, putting yourself forward, and how growth often comes from doing the things that feel uncomfortable at first. This episode is about confidence, evolution, and building a business that grows with you, not past you.A great listen for anyone juggling “all the things” or wondering what’s possible when you back yourself.Jen also runs a female only network meet up which can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/women_connect_networking/

Interview with Emma Smith from Fireworx. Original Broadcast - 8th March 2026.On this Grow with GLOW episode, Jade is joined by Emma Smith from Fireworx, a marketing agency that helps brands stand out, show up and actually get results, not just likes or as Emma called it - a score on the vanity matrix!.In their conversation, they dig into the difference between vanity metrics and real impact, why chasing likes doesn’t always translate into growth, and what businesses should really be paying attention to when it comes to marketing performance. Emma shares her perspective on being a challenger brand, what that actually means in practice, and why trying to blend in is often the biggest risk of all.Hear about how businesses can cut through the noise in crowded markets, find their edge, and communicate with clarity and confidence instead of shouting louder than everyone else. From positioning and messaging to mindset and bravery, this episode is packed with insight for business owners who want their marketing to work, not just look good.If you’ve ever wondered why your content isn’t landing, or how to stand out without selling your soul, this one’s for you.

Interview with Natalie Everard from Equal Potential. Original Broadcast - 1st March 2026. We’re joined by Natalie Everard from Equal Potential, an organisation dedicated to supporting young people as they move from education into employment and independent life.In our conversation, we talk about the challenges young people can face during this transition, including accessing work, securing housing, managing finances, and navigating systems that aren’t always designed with them in mind. Natalie shares insight into what meaningful, practical support really looks like at this stage of life, especially for young people who need additional guidance or advocacy.We also explore what being neurodivergent can look like in education, employment and everyday life, and why understanding and flexibility are so important. Natalie explains how young people are supported through mentoring, group sessions, volunteering opportunities and fundraising, helping them build confidence, independence and connection.Alongside this, we discuss the work Equal Potential does with businesses and organisations, supporting them to become more neurodivergent-friendly workplaces, creating environments where young people can truly thrive, not just “fit in”.This episode is a thoughtful look at how the right support, on both sides of the equation, can change outcomes for young people and employers alike.

Interview with Catherine Njenga from Amani Women's Empowerment and Support. Original Broadcast - 22nd February 2026.On Grow with Glow, we’re joined by Catherine Njenga from Amani Women’s Empowerment and Support, an organisation dedicated to supporting Black, Asian and ethnic minority women who are survivors of domestic abuse, or who are currently living with it.In our conversation, we talk openly about the gap in support that exists for many women from minority backgrounds. Catherine explains how cultural expectations, such as being told to “stay”, “hold the family together” or “protect the marriage” can make it even harder for women to seek help, speak out, or be believed.We explore the vital work Amani does to empower women to make informed choices about their safety and their future. This includes emotional support, help with reporting abuse, access to education, and guidance around legal support, all delivered in a way that is culturally aware, respectful and centred around the woman herself.This is a powerful, compassionate conversation about visibility, advocacy and creating safe spaces where women are supported to take steps forward at their own pace, in their own way.

Interview with Sacha Boxall from Sacha Boxall Interiors. Original Broadcast - 15th February 2026.In this Grow with GLOW interview, we’re chatting with Sacha of Sacha Boxall Interiors, founder of a bespoke interiors and soft-furnishings business with two gorgeous studios and a small but mighty team. For 16 years Sacha grew a thriving company employing nine people and then hit burnout. We get candid about the pressure of leadership, the responsibility of a team, and the moment she realised that bigger wasn’t always better.This is a conversation about anti-growth (yes, that’s a thing), listening to your body, protecting your health and redesigning your business to fit your life not the other way around. Sacha also spills on her “mini Pinterest board” client cabin, creating multipurpose spaces that actually work for real life, and why great design is about comfort as much as looks. This one’s for anyone who’s ever felt the weight of success and wanted a different kind of fulfillment.  

Interview with Rachel Carlse from Feet In Fleet. Original Broadcast - 8th February 2026.In this heartfelt Grow with GLOW episode we speak with Rachel of Feet In Fleet, a reflexologist specialising in fertility support. Rachel explains what reflexology is, beyond the myths and mystery and how it can support both body and mind during some of life’s most hopeful and vulnerable times.We talk about the science, the stories, and how Rachel works with individuals and couples of all kinds (same-sex and mixed-sex) on their fertility journeys. This episode is full of compassion, insight and real talk about support, dreams and the quiet power of holistic care when you’re navigating one of life’s biggest aspirations: becoming a parent.

Interview with Jackie Harrison from Little Voices North Hampshire. Original Broadcast - 1st February 2026.We’re joined by Jackie from Little Voices North Hampshire, a performing arts school bringing fun, confidence-building singing and drama classes to children and young people across North Hampshire. Jackie shares how her background as a teacher and lifelong performer has shaped her passion for helping kids step out of their shells, whether that’s finding their voice on stage or feeling brave enough to speak up in class and everything in between. We dive into how creativity and performance can boost resilience, self-esteem and communication skills in ways that go way beyond costumes and microphones, and why every child deserves a space where they can feel seen, supported and truly themselves. Expect heart, laughter and big takeaways for anyone who cares about encouraging confidence in young people.

Interview with Louisa Andrews from Target Therapies. Original Broadcast - 25th January 2026.During this Grow with Glow podcast, we’re joined by Louisa from Target Therapies, the specialist massage and wellbeing service with clinics and mobile therapy options across the UK. Target Therapies focuses on solution-driven, whole-person care, helping people with pain, discomfort and chronic muscle issues through personalised treatments that go beyond one-off fixes. Louisa shares her remarkable journey, from discovering she is hypermobile and navigating years of confusing or ineffective treatments to discovering the power of chronic pain massage as a real turning point in her own wellbeing. From that experience, she went on to train as a specialist herself, bringing empathy, expertise and lived experience into her work with clients now through Target Therapies. We talk about what it’s like to work in a field that combines deep technical skill with human care; how chronic pain, mobility issues and everyday tension can impact confidence, activity and quality of life; and why approaches that consider the whole body, not just the symptoms, can make a meaningful difference. Target Therapies offers everything from sports and remedial massage to deep-tissue work, relaxation techniques and even corporate onsite therapies, with a focus on helping clients live better, move better and feel better. Louisa’s story is one of empathy-led care, self-discovery and building purpose from experience and the conversation is for anyone curious about holistic wellbeing, pain management, and what it truly means to support someone’s physical journey with.

Interview with Philip and Paul from Cody Musical Theatre Company . Original Broadcast - 18th January 2026. On this Grow with Glow interview, we’re joined by Philip & Paul, performers from Cody Musical Theatre Company, a long-established community musical theatre group that has been bringing people together through performance for decades.In our conversation, we talk about how Cody Musical Theatre Company typically stages two productions each year, creating opportunities for a wide mix of performers, from those with professional training to people who have never stepped on stage before but simply love theatre. That accessibility is a huge part of what makes the group so special.We explore the family feel of the group, how members support each other on and off stage, and why creative spaces like this matter so much for confidence, connection and community. It’s not just about performing, it’s about belonging.We also chat about how long the group has been part of the local area, the volunteers and behind-the-scenes support that make productions possible, and their upcoming production of We Will Rock You; a high-energy show packed with iconic Queen songs and the kind of atmosphere that brings audiences together.This episode is a celebration of creativity, inclusivity and what happens when a community builds something joyful together!

Interview with Alexandra Mogg, founder of Alexandra Health & Beauty. Original Broadcast - 11th January 2026.Jade was joined by Alexandra Mogg, founder of Alexandra Health & Beauty, a multi-award-winning beauty business based in Poole, offering laser hair removal, waxing and massage, and built with genuine care at its heart.Alexandra shares her journey as a young entrepreneur, but this conversation goes much deeper than business. We talk openly about PCOS, Alexandra’s own experience of navigating it, and how that personal journey has shaped her mission to support other women who are often left feeling unheard, dismissed or unsure where to turn.We explore the importance of conversations that go beyond surface-level treatment, how wellbeing, confidence and understanding your body all connect, and why creating safe, supportive spaces for women matters so much. Alexandra talks about the work she wants to do next, her passion for education and advocacy, and her drive to help women feel better informed, more confident and less alone.This is an honest, thoughtful conversation about health, self-belief, purpose and using your voice to support others, especially when you’ve walked the path yourself.

During this episode of Grow with Glow we’re joined by Colin Ive, one of the driving forces behind Gig on the Green, Yateley’s much-loved community music festival that brings people together, raises major funds and supports local sport and youth culture. Originally started to fundraise for Yateley United Football Club and its growing sports facilities, Gig on the Green has become an annual highlight that brings music, fun and community spirit to the heart of Yateley Green. It mixes local talent with top UK tribute acts, family-friendly entertainment, food, drink and volunteers giving their time to make magic happen. In our chat, Colin shares how the festival began, rallying behind fundraising for the Yateley football teams and supporting the local sports community and how it’s since grown into something even bigger, bringing all the local clubs together and raising well over £1 million for facilities and projects that benefit the town via Yateley Sports CIC. He talks about the real value of football for young people not just the game itself but community, connection and belonging and why offering spaces for kids to watch, play and hang out helps steer energy into something positive and lasting. We dive into what it takes to run a festival like this, the role of volunteers, ticketing, logistics, and how a grassroots event can have a genuine social impact for families, children and the wider Yateley community. Whether you’re into music festivals, community action or youth engagement through sport, this episode celebrates the power of coming together in one big, joyful field.

Interview with Abby Roper from Vision 4 Youth. Original Broadcast - 14th December 2025.Jade was joined by Abby Roper from Vision 4 Youth, a local charity based in Yateley that supports young people aged 11–25 through youth clubs, detached street-based work, social-prescribing, skills development, training and community activities. Vision 4 Youth exists to empower young people, help them develop confidence and capabilities, and create safe, positive spaces where they belong and grow. Abby shares a thoughtful, honest conversation about why getting young people off the streets matters for wellbeing, and how offering fun, structured spaces helps prevent boredom, which can too often be where risk, alienation or offending starts. They talk about community connection, supporting young people before problems escalate, and how Vision 4 Youth’s work creates environments where young people can feel seen, supported and purposeful. Along the way they explore what youth clubs and social prescribing really look like on the ground, why community organisations like Vision 4 Youth are vital lifelines for young people and families, and how preventative support can change trajectories before they hit crisis point. If you’re curious about youth wellbeing, community strategy and building spaces that empower rather than exclude, this is one of those episodes that’ll stick with you.

Interview with Scott and Gareth from Open Doors, Open Minds. Original Broadcast - 7th December 2025.During this podcast we’re joined by Scott and Gareth, founders of Open Doors, Open Minds, a mental health CIC built from lived experience and deep empathy. They share their personal journeys, we take a deep dive into what happens when life stops feeling “normal”, and how hard yet powerful it can be to say “I need support.”  We talk about trauma, navigating dark moments, and rebuilding life when you don’t recognise the world or yourself anymore. We also explore how the charity supports people today and how you can help too, whether through volunteering, donating, sponsoring, or simply checking in on someone who hasn’t quite found the words yet. Honest, moving and full of hope, this episode is a reminder that connection can save lives. 

Interview with Marianne and Gemma from Baker Law. Original Broadcast - 30th November 2025. Our presenter Jade welcomed Marianne & Gemma from Baker Law, a full-service legal firm supporting both individuals and businesses. Their practice covers family law, employment, conveyancing, wills & probate, and commercial property disputes, with specialist teams ensuring every client feels supported and understood. They talk about balancing expertise with empathy, cost barriers and public perception of legal services, and how to embrace technology (yes, including AI!) without losing the human warmth the profession depends on. They also explore service standards, team culture and why Baker Law is proud to sit in the top 10% for conveyancing service levels nationally, proof that people-first legal support matters. This episode is packed with clarity, compassion and relatable insight into a profession that touches all of our lives at some point. 

Interview with Maria Scott from Hair by Maria Noonan. Original Broadcast - 23rd November 2025.This podcast welcomes Maria Scott, the powerhouse behind Hair by Maria Noonan,  a business built with bravery, creativity and community at its core. Maria shares her journey from leaving school to train, to working alongside friends, to stepping into her own space with confidence… even when it felt scary.  From pregnancy, partnership building and collapsing and building through collaboration, to needing both financial security and creative freedom, Maria has built a career rooted in passion and resilience. We talk about knowing when to push, when to pause, the fear of “what if no one comes to me?” and why surrounding yourself with good people matters more than anything. Warm, honest, and so relatable, this one’s for you if you are thinking of taking a leap and need some inspiration to make the final jump.  

Interview with Coran Stubbington from Protection and Investment Limited. Original Broadcast - 16th November 2025.This week I’m joined by Coran Stubbington from Protection and Investment Limited, a financial services firm specialising in wealth guidance and advice. Coran shares her journey with incredible honesty. From being told she’d “never amount to anything” to stepping into finance, carving out her space, and building her own branch within the group. We talk about uncomfortable growth, saying yes to opportunities, trusting yourself when the world doubts you, and what success looks like when you define it for yourself, not by someone else’s expectations. Coran speaks openly about career challenges, becoming an expert in her field, building a legacy she's proud of, and why your environment matters when you’re ambitious and values-driven. This is one for anyone who’s ever had to silence outside noise and back themselves anyway. 

Interview with Caroline Coates from Harry's Hat. Original Broadcast - 9th November 2025.Caroline Coates from Harry’s HAT (Harry’s Hydrocephalus Awareness Trust), talks to us about their UK charity dedicated to improving the lives of children with hydrocephalus.We talk about what led to the charity’s creation, why awareness and early diagnosis are so critical, and the reality for families navigating a condition that often doesn’t get the spotlight it deserves. Caroline shares powerful insights into why support, research and education matter so deeply, and why their community-driven mission continues to grow.We also touch on their work in policy and awareness, including taking their message to Parliament, and an exciting moment on the horizon with a BBC Lifeline Appeal this December, helping even more families find hope, resources and support.This conversation shines a light on a cause many don’t realise exists and a team working tirelessly to make sure no family faces hydrocephalus alone.

Interview with James & Tally from Bespoke IT Solutions, Farnborough, North Hampshire. Original Broadcast - 2nd November 2025.Bespoke IT Solutions is based in Farnborough, North Hampshire and supports businesses of all sizes with tailored IT services. They focus on being trusted advisors, helping clients meet technology challenges and seize opportunities with clarity and care. In this episode we’ll dig into: • The role of human-connection in tech, and why “customer & staff experience” often gets overlooked in traditional IT support. • What Bespoke IT Solutions stands for: offering affordable, high-quality IT services without the usual premium price tag and making tech work for the people who use it.  • The real-life impact of what they do: how aligning tech, people and business strategy can free up time, reduce frustration, and allow organisations (like yours!) to grow rather than react.If you’re anyone who deals with tech (so… everyone), or you’ve ever felt like your IT should do more (not just “work”), this episode with James & Tally is going to be super insightful.

Interview with Hector - Youth Charity Worker. Original Broadcast - 26th October 2025: Hector’s Christmas MissionThis podcast's guest is someone truly special, a local young boy named Hector, whose story will melt your heart and remind you what community spirit really means.After watching a Christmas advert last year, Hector realised that not everyone gets to have a Christmas dinner. Instead of just feeling sad about it, he decided to do something.With the help of his dads rugby team, bake sales and his friends, Hector started raising money, asking people to donate to those in need instead of giving him birthday presents. What started as a small idea quickly became something much bigger, spreading joy and kindness across his community.In this episode, we talk about how one simple act of empathy turned into a ripple of generosity, what Hector learned along the way, and why small actions, no matter your age, really can make a big difference.It’s a heart-warming, inspiring conversation that’ll leave you smiling (and probably a little teary).

Interview with Laura Roberts from Fleet Lions. Original Broadcast - 19th October 2025.Laura talks all about how Fleet Lions supports local causes voices you may never see, organisations that quite simply wouldn’t exist without their backing and how meaningful that work really is.Based in Fleet, Hampshire, Fleet Lions is a well-established community organisation whose core mission is helping local people and organisations in need. Over the years, they’ve run major events (like firework displays and beer festivals), managed fundraising drives, and operated community help initiatives such as the “Message in a Bottle” medical-info programme and a community store that gives essential goods to families in need. In this episode, we’ll dive into: • What “supporting local causes” really looks like: how Fleet Lions mobilises people, raises funds, and channels help where it counts. • Laura’s insights on behind-the-scenes: the logistics, the volunteer heartbeat, and the unsung moments that keep the wheels turning. • Why many local organisations wouldn’t exist without the kind of backing that Fleet Lions provides a reminder that community impact often happens quietly but powerfully. • What this means for business-owners and networkers: how you can connect, contribute and collaborate with local causes in meaningful ways (and glow while you do it).If you believe business and community go hand-in-hand, or if you’ve ever been curious about what truly keeps local charities afloat, this episode with Laura is one to bookmark.

Interview with Grace Wilbrink from Bos Marketing, Southampton. Original Broadcast - 12th October 2025.During this podcast, we sit down with Grace Wilbrink, the focussed founder behind BOS Marketing. She launched this business at just 19, fueled by a simple mission: make social media less messy and more meaningful. In only 18 months, Grace grew BOS into a fast-moving, lean marketing operation that works with clients to build clear, authentic digital presence, the kind that doesn’t feel like shouting into the void. She’s taken heat (being told she “can’t yet”), filtered out the noise, leaned on mentors who mattered, and stayed stubborn about her vision.In this episode, we’ll explore: • Grace’s earliest challenges: how she got past self-doubt, criticism, and the “you’re too young” or stay in your lane whispers. • Her building blocks: what services BOS Marketing offers, how she chooses clients, and collaborations to balance quality + growth in a saturated space. • The lessons she owes to mistakes, pivot points she refused to take, and the habits she’s adopted to stay consistent. • Her personal filters: how she chooses the voices she listens to, what she ignores, and how she defines “success” (beyond revenue).If you’ve ever wondered how someone that young builds a strong brand, Grace’s story is exactly the kind of blueprint you’ll want to hear. She’s proof that when you lean into what you love and don’t let the skeptics do the talking you can build something meaningful and fast.

Interview with Richard Randson from R & J Global Wellness. Original Broadcast - 5th October 2025.In this podcast we talk to the passionate Richard Ranson, the soul behind R&J Global Wellness, where science meets lived wellness. Richard is a trained scientist turned health advocate who helps people understand their glycan scores and empowers them to live better, more vibrant lives. Glycans (sugar‐chains attached to proteins) provide key insight into inflammation, ageing, and immune health. Richard uses them as a compass to guide nutritional, lifestyle, and supplement support. Richard shares how his background in biology led him to leave corporate life and focus on helping clients reclaim energy, clarity, and balance. Whether you're curious about biomarkers, navigating chronic health challenges, or just want to feel more like yourself again, this episode will be enlightening and deeply human.

Interview with Natasha Baggs from Natasha Jay Photography. Original Broadcast - 28th September 2025.Meet Natasha, a photographer who’s on a mission to make people feel seen, comfortable, and confident in front of the camera. She’s not just snapping “pretty pics” she crafts brand shoots and wedding moments that carry emotion, reflect values, and tell your real story. Natasha has over 15 years of experience and specialises in natural, storytelling photography for both weddings and personal branding. Her approach? No stiff posing, no forced smiles just real moments, gently guided, beautifully captured. Whether you’re building a brand or planning your big day, she’s passionate about helping people feel grounded in their image that what they see in their gallery is exactly who they are. (Yes, it’s an art.)

Interview with Nikki Foster from Ferox Partners. Original broadcast - 21st September 2025.Nikki Foster joins us from Ferox Partners, a forward-thinking recruitment agency redefining the game with a people-first, bespoke approach. Serving the UK, USA, and UAE across industries like sales, marketing, finance, insurance, and technology, their mission is connecting the right talent with the right opportunities, creating lasting partnerships, not just placements. Fun highlight: Ferox was recently announced as the Official Recruitment Partner of Southampton Football Club, proof positive they’re trusted in communities and teams both on and off the pitch. Nikki brings insight into recruitment strategies that matter, human, honest, and high-impact. Whether you're hiring or on the job hunt, this episode will give you reason to rethink what "recruitment" really means.

Interview with Jane Redhead-Loughe from RHL Business Vision. Original Broadcast - 14th September 2025.Jane has spent years supporting businesses with the clarity, confidence, and practical support they need to grow in print. Through RHL Business Vision, she supports founders to turn ideas into visual aids to help business owners make money... so while she can print anything except for money, she does help you make it!This episode is full of golden insights on building sustainable businesses and trusting your own leadership journey.

Interview with Maddie Rose from The Fold. Original Broadcast - 7th September 2025.Say hello to Maddie Rose, founder of Welcome to the Fold, a growing brand that’s all productivity, efficiency and giving business owners the time back to do what they set out to do, with the backing of incredible processes and support. In this episode, she shares her business journey from nursing to scaling her health and wellness business to opening The Fold, her vision, and why building a business with joy at its core is a powerful move.

Interview with Abe Allen from Rushmoor Pride. Original Broadcast - 31st August 2025.

Interview with Robert Dinu from Holiday Inn Express, Fleet. Original Broadcast - 24th August 2025.

Interview with Sophie Kirk from MELP Group. Original Broadcast - 17th August 2025.

Interview with Paul Clarke from OOKKEE. Original Broadcast - 10th August 2025.

Interview with Becky Stafferton and Ben Neale of 'Bex and Ben'Original Broadcast - 3rd August 2025.