James comes to have a conversation around mental fitness. Having pushed his body and mind to limits with ultra marathons and having been a contestant on Channel 4's 'SAS: Who Dares Wins'. He also comes to speak about what it's like to battle alcoholism and finding the road to sobriety. James brings amazing experiences with philosophical teachings to the topic of mental health.

Lara comes to have a conversation about her experiences with suicide. Having spent 3 months in the Priory, where she received electroconvulsive therapy, she now endeavours to use her experiences to help others. She has co-organised the Hampshire & Isle of Wight 'Speak Their Name' suicide memorial quilt that will be unveiled at the 'Let's Get Talking About Suicide' in Portsmouth; which hosts organisations, mindfulness activities, and entertainment to help bring together the community, educate about suicide and support those affected by suicide.

Ben West is a mental health campaigner following the tragic loss of his younger brother, Sam, to suicide. Ben works with numerous suicide prevention and mental health charities to help campaign, raise awareness and implement effective change so that society is equipped to help support those who may need it.

Tanya Marwaha created Championing Youth Minds, a youth-led peer support community focusing on young people's mental health, she is also on the Organising Committee for Baton of Hope UK and is a mental health and suicide prevention public speaker. She comes to have a conversation about her experiences with physical disability, Depression and attempting suicide; highlighting the importance of cultural and religious influences having both beneficial and detrimental impacts on mental health.

Mark comes for a conversation about men's mental health and the how societal traditions are hindering its progress. He also talks of his experiences as being a service user and a service provider in mental health care.

Helena comes to have a conversation about BPD and how it can affect individuals. She also explains how self-care and self-love helps to free you from toxic environments and behaviours, as well as finding a purpose to rebuild mental strength.

After retiring as a Sky and BBC news journalist and reporter, Mike never thought he would be using his time now to fight for suicide awareness and prevention. In February, 2021, Mike's son, Ross, took his own life after battling with depression for over 10 years. Mike is the co-founder of The Baton of Hope that aims to increase and improve suicide prevention for the entire of the UK through education and political action.

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