In this week’s episode I talk with international tastemaker, entrepreneur and philanthropist, India Hicks. Raised in England, India grew up within extraordinary circumstances. Her own father, David

In this week’s episode, iconic hairstylist Garren opens up to me about starting his career at the age of thirteen, meeting his husband Tom and working with such iconic photographers as Irving Penn, Ri

Milica Kastner is an accomplished actress and successful producer and the bravest person I know. From an outside perspective she has lived what appears to be a charmed life. She is the daughter of

Oscar-winning Hollywood legend Susan Sarandon chats with me about arguably the most important role of her life - that of a social & political activist. In this pre-election special we take a deeper

Since I was 11 years old, Melanie Dyer has been my best-friend and one of the most important people in my life.  Having found her soul-mate,  her husband Luke, Melanie set about the process of starting a family. After what appeared to have been an easy pr

Monica Berg is a leading-spiritual teacher and self-described "Change Junkie," who has authored the two best-selling books - 'Fear is Not an Option,' and 'Rethink Love,' and serves as the Co-Director

Amanda Porta has become the leading breast implant Illness (BII) advocate and explant liaison in the United States. In this week's episode she shares her 7 year struggle of debilitating illness linked

Beauty Entrepreneur and industry maverick, Tova Borgnine shares her unique and inspiring story of fortitude, gut-instinct and determination. The widow of the late Hollywood icon, Ernest Borgnine defie

At the age of twenty-six, following the birth of her first child, Shiva Rose was told she had only one year left to live after being diagnosed with three forms of auto-immune disease. Refusing to bec

Multi-award-winning journalist, producer, director, influencer and diversity advocate, Dr. Ateh Jewel discusses the reality of being a woman of colour and raising a bi-racial family in Britain today. Ateh reflects on the impact it has had on her own caree