Philippa Davis is the cookery columnist for The Field Magazine, a chef and tv presenter.

She grew up with her extended family on a small holding in Dorset where her love for food and feeding people was sparked. At 14 she got her first job in a restaurant, it was hot, fast and furious and she was instantly hooked into the world of hospitality.

In this podcast she joins Louisa and Vanessa to give an overview of how she got to where she is today.

Jessica is founder of Kingstone Coaching and Training Consultancy.

After working in the highly driven corporate sector for over twenty years, Jessica founded her own coaching and training consultancy, Kingstone, taking her side hustle of five years and developing it into a full-time business.

Jessica found the corporate sector was hugely supportive in the growth and development of employees, yet, as soon as we step outside of the that world, the support with growth and development is often missing. Jessica’s mission is to help companies and individuals in the rural sector utilise their strengths and build their confidence to thrive within their working world and their life.

When Jess isn’t working, she is clay and game shooting, adventuring in the
outdoors, both in the UK and overseas, and has recently taken up fly fishing.

In this month’s episode, we had the pleasure of chatting with Georgie Stanford.

Georgie is one of a very small number of professional shooting instructors. She works as a freelance instructor for several top grounds in the South East and loves everything about the countryside and field sports, from shooting and fishing, to working dogs, trail running and riding.

This month Iona and Louisa are joined by Catherine Austen. Catherine is Horse & Hound hunting editor, press officer & a freelance journalist.

Hannah is Business Development Manager at BE-ST, joining in January 2025 from Scottish Land and Estates. Her career has taken her all over Scotland working in Edinburgh, the Highlands and is now based from rural Ayrshire.

Hannah is passionate about developing relationships, connecting others and supporting businesses to thrive. She brings an enthusiasm for supporting and encouraging others. Alongside her day job Hannah is founder and host of the Women in Wellies Podcast - spawned from a desire to shout about the success of others. The podcast shares stories, experiences and lessons from people who live and work in rural Scotland to inspire the next generation about the opportunities that rural Scotland presents.

Hannah is the current Chair of the Women in Property Scottish Advisory Group and a Director of Women in Property Limited supporting the activity of Women in Property across the UK and is a local community councillor.

Join us for a 2024 Round Up with Founders Louisa Clutterbuck, Vanessa Steel & Iona Campbell.

We talk about our highs and lows plus our favourite events of 2024.

This month we spoke with the wonderful Michelle Nudds, South East Regional Director at BASC.

Anya is an internationally published documentary, portrait and adventure photographer with a portfolio covering an array of high profile personalities but its her deep rooted appreciation of the beauty of the rural life where she particularly finds her calling.

She has produced timeless records of fieldsports for private clients and the commercial market for the past 15 years. Her passion for horses and a unique ability to photograph and fly a drone from the saddle has taken her to some untouched corners of the world covering adventure, riding safaris and two of the world’s longest endurance races.