In this episode, you’ll meet JB Gill... multi-talented British singer, dancer, television presenter, author, and farmer.

Recently announced as a contestant on the upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing, JB is ready to add another exciting chapter to his diverse career.

Best known as a member of the boyband JLS, JB rose to fame after the group’s success on The X Factor, leading to five number-one singles, over 10 million records sold worldwide, multiple Brit Awards, and a MOBO Award.

Growing up in Croydon and spending his early years in Antigua, JB’s musical journey began at age seven, mastering various instruments and performing in his local church choir. After giving up rugby to focus on his singing career, JB’s passion for music led him to The Centre for Young Musicians (CYM).

Beyond his music career, JB is an award-winning farmer and TV presenter. He hosts Down on the Farm (CBeebies) and On the Farm (Channel 5), and has been part of the presenting team for Songs of Praise since 2017. He also stars in his own TV show, Cooking With The Gills. Recently, JB became a published author with the middle-grade series ‘Ace and the Animal Heroes,’ with the first book released in April 2023 and the second due in April 2024.

Join us to explore JB’s incredible journey from boyband pop icon to farming star, his passion for sustainable living, and his successful transition to television presenting and author. JB shares insights on balancing multiple careers, pursuing different passions, and the importance of following your dreams.

Someday Arrival is a podcast that helps you change lives, make a difference, and reach your dream destination. Isn’t it time you made “someday” today?

Hosted by Darren Richards in Birmingham (UK) and Joti Patel in New York.

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You can also watch this interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/6hStOopgbUg

Link from the episode:

jbgill.com

“The Plane Parable” ~ out now on Amazon/Audible and on all Audiobook platforms

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THE SOMEDAY ARRIVAL PODCAST: Episode 3 (series 2)

In this episode, you’ll meet Romanah Malcolm, an award-winning creative entrepreneur, author, choreographer, and speaker. She co-founded her first venture, ELOQUENT, at just 17, earning the Queen’s Award For Voluntary Service.

Romanah has been recognized with accolades such as Birmingham’s Top 30 Under 30 Most Inspirational Young People (2019), Author of the Year (2021), and West Midlands Lieutenancy Young Active Citizen (2022).

As the Artistic Director of Eloquent Dance, Romanah has made a significant impact with her choreography for music videos, outdoor productions, and live shows, including collaborations with the Birmingham Hippodrome.

Join us as we explore Romanah’s inspiring journey and discover how she chased her Someday Dream, pushing the boundaries of artistic excellence and empowering countless young people.

Romanah shares insights on leadership, creativity, and the importance of pursuing your passions in the competitive worlds of dance and business.

You can also watch this interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/TUNHPV8VxcI

Someday Arrival is a podcast that helps you change lives, make a difference and reach your dream destination. Isn't it time you made "someday" today?

Hosted by Darren Richards in Birmingham (UK) and Joti Patel in New York

"The Plane Parable" ~ out now on Amazon/Audible and on all Audiobook platforms

Link from the episode:

www.eloquent.org.uk

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Sam Mabley has a “Someday Dream” to transform the fashion industry.

How?

By making ethical clothing affordable AND paying factory workers a fair wage.

Ten years ago, Sam had an epiphany in a fitting room: it was almost impossible to buy ethical clothing on the high street. The year was 2013, and sweatshops and workers' wages were in the headlines. So began his decade-long mission to create clothing that was stylish, sustainable, AND affordable — clothes that did good as well as looked good.

Sam is challenging the belief that ethical fashion has to be expensive. He realized that with a bit of scale, sustainable style could be made more affordable. With that vision—and a little help from his friends — “Yes Friends” was born.

When everyone said ethical clothes had to be pricey, Sam and his small team introduced the world to the £7.99 sustainable T-shirt. The response was overwhelming: over 4,000 T-shirts sold in the first month, attracting national news coverage and recognition from influential figures.

In this episode, you'll meet Sam, the game-changing founder of Yes Friends. He is an ethical entrepreneur, sustainability advocate, and innovative thinker. Sam discusses the challenges and triumphs of building a brand committed to ethical practices without compromising on affordability. From the early days in Bristol to the rapid growth of Yes Friends, his story is one of passion, persistence, and purpose.

Discover how Yes Friends is setting a new standard for ethical fashion, proving that style and sustainability can go hand in hand.

You can also watch this interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/q6HW_xKbTWU

Someday Arrival is a podcast that helps you change lives, make a difference and reach your dream destination. Isn't it time you made "someday" today?

Hosted by Darren Richards in Birmingham (UK) and Joti Patel in New York

"The Plane Parable" ~ out now on Amazon/Audible and on all Audiobook platforms

Link from the episode:

https://yesfriends.co

#MakeSomedayToday