Steven Bartlett talks to Jimmy Carr is one of the biggest names in British comedy – but there’s another side to him. When he was in mid-20s, Jimmy was in a boring office job, without much joy or direction in his life. Out of nowhere, he decided to quit and start again.
The real story of TV icon Davina McCall. From a heartbreaking childhood that saw her take drugs with her mother to hosting one of the biggest shows in the world, she’s come a long way. At every step along her journey, no one was going to define her but herself.
From maths teacher and occasional rapper to one of the UK's most popular comedians. Romesh has always been afraid that his success could slip out from under him at any moment, stemming from his family struggles as a teenager when life as he knew it fell apart. Romesh discusses the life experiences that have provided him with endless material, but also the challenges that have made him the man he is.
Presenter and entrepreneur Rochelle has been performing professionally since she was in school, and she opens up on a lifetime chasing the highest goals like never before. Growing up in a single parent household, nothing was handed to her on a plate. But Rochelle has found success by staying true to herself. Hers is a story of real perseverance.
Gary Neville is a broadcaster, serial business founder and owner, and a winner of every possible club football title in his 20 years playing for Manchester United. In an emotional and heartfelt interview, Gary opens up about precisely what drove him and his similarly successful siblings on despite their very humble origins. Even after all these years, he’s still bringing glory back to Manchester.
Maisie Williams is one of the biggest actors in the world today. One of the breakout stars of Game of Thrones, Maisie hasn’t known a normal life since she was 11 years old. Maisie reveals for the first time just how hard her start in life was. Even close to home, she had to overcome those who didn’t believe in her, and has had to battle through mental health issues ever since.
Piers Morgan is a journalist and television host who can’t stay out of the headlines. The conversation touches subjects of mental resilience, cancel-culture, mental health and veganism.
Alex Scott is a television personality and, with 140 England caps, one of the best footballers of her generation. But her early life was not one of safety or security. She’s decided to speak up about the trauma of her childhood and how that has shaped her mentality to this day.
Paul Brunson is the host of Married At First Sight, and a world-renowned expert on relationships and human connection. In the conversation Paul really unlocks that it’s connection to each other’s values that makes a lasting relationship.
Steven Bartlett talks to Karren Brady, Vice Chairman of West Ham and a mainstay on The Apprentice. Not only was she the youngest person running a football club, but she was also one of the first women to be a leader in the industry. For Karren, breaking glass ceilings and being a first to do things is reachable for everyone, it just means working twice as hard as everyone else.
