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For this episode, Zac sits down with London-based interior designer Carly Madhvani.

Carly is the founder of NW3 Interiors, an award-winning North London interior design company with over 15 years of experience in luxury interiors. Carly has a creative and extremely decorated background in interior design, which she details in extensive detail over this episode. Many of the projects Carly and her team work on are featured in the press, as well as for many notable people in the public eye. Zac discusses with her how she has built the company, her team, design philosophy and more.

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This week, Zac sat down to talk in conversation with artist - George Rollo. Geroge, a close friend of Zac's for many years has gone from strength to strength with his work. In this candid conversation; the two talk about George dropping out of Uni, his first piece he ever did, his Tyson Fury NFT that sold for £1m and more. 

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This week's episode is with Gregory Phillips; the founder of Gregory Phillips Architects. Synonymous with his luxury designs which he's been creating for over 25 years.  In this episode, Gregory talks about trends, where he gets inspiration from, changes in the industry, and more. This is a must-listen for any fans of architecture and interior design. 

This episode is long overdue, to say the least. Emily has been a great friend of mine for a number of years, I've watched her career blossom and reach new heights, finally, we get to sit down and spill on her career, myth-busting, our favorite restaurants, her viral content, plans for the future and so so much more.  

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For our final episode of the season, I felt like it was important to have a guest on that could really share a great story. Catherine Wilman is the founder and director of Catherine Wilman Interiors. Catherine built the business herself, which has today become an incredibly successful and highly sought after brand for renovations of all sizes.  Today, she joins us to talk about how she got started, getting her first break in the industry, how she didn't let her dyslexia stop her and so much more. And yes, we talk about the amazing Instagram account that has today, become ever so popular for the company!  Very excited to bring you this conversation, especially with it being the last one for season 2, we really couldn't have wrapped this up in a better way.  

Some of you may have been following me long enough to remember the days I used to be heavily into my photography. One of my biggest inspirations back then was an account that went by the name Mr Whisper. Producing some of the most incredible images of London. MrWhisper has gone on to develop an amazing and distinct style when it comes to capturing the city. As a result, he's picked up work making content for some of the biggest names in the game, as well as gaining recognition globally for his craft.

Fast forward, I'm joined by Bal to talk about how he became one of London's most remarkable visual storytellers. Aimed with just his camera, he manages to capture some incredibly stunning shots of the city.  Today, he shares those tips with us, his story on how he got started, what's next and more.  

I'm delighted this week to be joined by Darren Kennedy. He's a busy guy, best known as a TV presenter, style entrepreneur, fashion columnist, and founder of grooming brand Kennedy & Co. He's highly regarded as one of the UK and Ireland's most stylish men and top lifestyle influencers. As an accomplished writer, Darren contributes regularly to titles such as Telegraph Men, Hello!, Askmen (UK and US), Attitude, Irish Tatler, and a weekly style column in the Irish Independent. As well as a seasoned style writer, Darren has also made his mark on the digital sphere maintaining a strong audience across all social media channels. Darren’s popular #SixtySecondStyle videos regularly exceed over a million views on Instagram. He is a go-to for some of the world’s most influential brands, today he talks to us about his journey, navigating the landscape, and where he is looking to take things next. We talk about how he got started, working in TV as a runner to working his way up. Now, one of the most in-demand presenters, regularly hosting events and fashion shows. We also talk about how he overcame bullies, coming to terms with his sexuality, embracing body positivity, the success of his documentary "Gay Daddy" and so much more. Darren came on this episode and was extremely open and honest, making for one of my most favourite episodes thus far. Enjoy.  

As a huge fan of his work, it was a pleasure to sit down and bring you an episode with Jon- Michael Frank. A talented artist who produces comics that perfectly explain feelings and emotions we all go through. In this episode, we talk about his style, how he got started, his sobriety, thought process behind his work and more.  This episode brings some immense perspective in a world where everything appears "perfect" - enjoy.  

Personal brands, they're essential in 2021. But, so few actually know how to utilise and navigate them. Amelia Sordell is an expert when it comes to growing them, so much so - it's what she does day in day out. Amelia is the founder of Klowt, a personal branding agency doing some amazing things. Amelia herself has a loyal legion of followers on social media, implementing her tried and tested strategies that work. In this episode, we talk about the importance of a personal brand, trends, why linkedin is not like facebook and more.   

This week is the turn of Daniel Daggers. Over his career, Daniel has sold over £4bn in Real Estate, but he's only just getting started. In today's conversation we take it right back to where it all began. From there we move onto the importance of social media & your brand, how he sold a £40m home through Instagram and the launch of his own agency - Daniel Daggers Real Estate.

This is an open, honest and frank conversation, with value throughout that everyone can take and learn something from. Daniel Came on and was the perfect guest making this a special episode. Regardless of your career or how far along you are there is something here for you.  

Robin James is the founder of Man For Himself. An incredible online blog and YouTube channel with over 57m views that specialises in mens hair products, grooming and more. This week, Robin takes us through starting MFH, growing it from a side hustle to a full time job, his worst haircut and more. 

Eni Aluko's achievements are nothing short of amazing, she's easily one of the most influential and inspiring names in female football. Whilst playing she also became a lawyer, represented England multiple times, as well as in 2 Olympics, published a bestselling book, became a successful sporting pundit and now sits as Sporting Director for Aston Villa Women's. A first for the club. She's used to being the first female in many settings, today is no different as she becomes the first female guest on the podcast.  This episode unpacks Eni's journey - answering and asking some tough questions. 

This episode is one I never thought would be possible, Daniel Kearns is the man behind one of my favourite brands - Kent & Curwen. Daniel has an incredible story, from growing up in Ireland to working at fashion houses like Alexander McQueen, Yves Saint Laurent, LV and more. In this episode, we talk about his journey, reviving Kent & Curwen, adapting the brand to work with COVID and more. 

Joseph Hagan has an incredible story. From selling phones in Vodafone, to starting his own agency - Streamline PR. Representing some of the biggest names in showbiz, helping provide them with the best coverage and now doing the same for brands too. His story is one of resilience, showcasing the importance in persevering. In this episode, Joseph shines a light on the industry, providing an insight. We talk influencers, mental health, social media, the unseen work behind the scenes, brand deals and more. 

Marvin Sordell has an incredible story. From growing up on a Council Estate in Harrow, to playing professional football and representing England. However, at 28 after struggling with his mental health, Marvin made the decision to retire from football. In this episode, we dive into why he made the decision, the importance of speaking up about mental health, the documentary with Prince William, Business, Social Media and much more.

To kick off season 2, I'm joined by Sam Palmer. A good friend and founder of Staffing Properties a luxury domestic staffing and lifestyle management company. In this rare and candid conversation, Sam discusses his life, from working in recruitment in Australia, to how moving into The Spelling Manor (one of the largest homes in the US) inspired his business. We also talk about the impact of COVID on businesses, mental health, raising kids in the 21st century and his unique way to deal with the trolling he now experiences.  

Johnny Kay is an exceptional character and one of my closest friends. Though we often have opposing views on topics, we regularly have discussions about our experiences and understand different perspectives. In this episode, we tackle topics of race, our mental health battles respectively, addiction and alcohol.

Please note this episode features discussion around suicide and addiction which some viewers may be effected by. Listener's discretion is advised.