• Episode 20: Philip Anderson
    Mar 23 2021
    Philip Anderson was highly successful in business and had a wonderful family life. He was struck down with a wasting condition in his muscles which has left him in a wheelchair and without the use of his limbs. His story is touching and uplifting.
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    30 mins
  • Farouk Massouh
    Mar 4 2019
    Interview with a doctor telling the story of his journey from a village in Syria via Moscow and Abu Dhabi to becoming a leading keyhole surgeon in England.
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    39 mins
  • Celia Delaney
    Jan 23 2018
    Comedian, MC, songwriter and speaker Celia Delaney shares some stories about her journey from a Sheffield comprehensive school to Oxford University and the Edinburgh Fringe.
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    28 mins
  • Peter Dorling
    Nov 10 2017
    Peter was on the staff of the BBC for 40 years. He began in the BBC’s overseas services with audiences of 100 million people when he read the news. He then transferred to BBC Television News where he spent 30 years as producer, reporter, interviewer, news presenter, and film-director. He shares some fascinating stories.
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    32 mins
  • Gordon Tredgold
    Nov 5 2017
    Gordon is an author and speaker on leadership. He shares some stories from his life and lessons on 360 degree leadership.
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    33 mins
  • Henry Coop
    Oct 21 2017
    14 year-old Henry Coop describes his first year at England's top boarding school, Eton.
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    19 mins
  • Ajaz Ahmed
    Oct 9 2017
    Ajaz is an entrepreneur, author and founder of innovation agency AKQA.
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    19 mins
  • James Corrigan
    Sep 14 2017
    James Corrigan (born 1924) joined the Durham Light Infantry at the age of 17. He took part in the Sicily landing and the D-Day landing. He was mentioned in dispatches and was awarded the Legion d’Honneur and the Croix de Guerre. Here he recounts some of his memories to Paul Sloane.
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    28 mins