In this episode you'll hear from Adam Kay, author of the Sunday Times Best Seller’s This is going to Hurt and Undoctored, his most recent book charting his life since leaving medicine.

Chatting to Adam is much like reading his books – a complete rollercoaster of emotion – and this conversation was no different.

From his work to support the mental health of doctors to his candid thoughts on Matt Hancock, plus his advice on navigating the world of career pivots and identity, Adam eloquently covers it all in his trademark way. We left feeling inspired, motivated to help and in total awe. Not just of Adam but of all doctors and healthcare professionals  who must be grappling with the same challenges whilst helping us day-in and day-out.

Here’s what Adam had to say...

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In this episode, you'll hear from the most joyful woman on television – Aj Odudu – in conversation with Stylist’s Susan Riley.

In her session AJ shares her tips on finding the joy in everyday life and finding self confidence and living life brightly. 

Here's what AJ had to say...

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In this episode, we're doing things a bit differently as you're going to hear Lisa Smosarski in conversation with colleague Gemma Crisp to discuss the rise of Stylist.

You'll hear what Lisa has learnt about women since the brand was launched over 13 years ago. It's hard to imagine it is that long!

Here's what Lisa had to say...

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In this episode, you'll hear Lisa in conversation with three brilliant financial gurus: Author Otegha Uwagba, Selina Flavius and @moneyformillenials' Anna Brading.

Together, they'll be digging into the nitty gritty of managing your money in a tricky climate.

The panel share their thoughts on how best to manage your money, tackle debt, and navigate the tricky world of pay and progression in a recession, through to their best money management tips and tricks.

Here's what Otegha, Selina and Anna had to say...

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In this episode, you'll hear brilliant musician and recent Stylist cover-star Self Esteem, AKA Rebecca Lucy Taylor, in conversation with Stylist's Entertainment Director Helen Bownass.

As hilarious as ever, Rebecca shares her pearls of wisdom on everything from her own self-esteem through to how she prioritises pleasure.

Here's what Self Esteem had to say...

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In this episode, you're going to hear from The One Show's Alex Jones, and she's in conversation with our magazine Editor, Alix Walker.

Alex joined us at stylist live to discuss her new TV show on W, Alex Jones: Making Babies, and as part of that, she shared her biggest life lessons from her own candid experience of fertility challenges and starting a family, as well as her thoughts on friendship, failure, imposter syndrome, and that interview with Theresa May.

As this session is recorded live at the Truman Brewery, you might hear a bit of background noise and a word of warning, we do discuss issues on the challenges of conception, fertility and miscarriage, here's what Alex Jones had to say...

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In this deeply personal episode you'll hear Lisa in conversation with author Bernardine Evaristo, on the topic of Never Giving Up.

Looking back on her life, Bernardine charts the rise of her success and the challenges she faced along the way to achieve her ultimate goal of becoming a Booker-prize winning author, plus the values – and techniques – it took her to get there. 

This is Bernardine Evaristo...

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In this episode you'll hear from philosopher, writer, broadcaster and founder of the School of Life, Alain De Botton.

In his session - Therapeutic learnings: Making sense of your past to build your future – Alain delves into the influence our childhood has on how we live and love as adults.

This is Alain de Botton

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In this episode you'll hear from presenter Clara Amfo, author and podcaster Oloni, writer Annie Lord and psychosexologist Dr Karen Gurney.

In discussion with Stylist’s Meena Alexander, they’re talking about 'sexual currency’, red flags and life after heartbreak. 

Despite being recorded live at The Truman Brewery on a Saturday morning, our panel had no holds barred, and what follows is their frank and honest dissection of dating and desire in 2023. 

A word of warning, this might not be an episode to listen to aloud if smaller ears are present. 

Here’s what our brilliant panel had to say...

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In this episode you'll hear from writer, broadcaster and consummate book lover Pandora Sykes in conversation with Stylist's Susan Riley.

In this session Pandora talks about her passion for literture, her career and creates the ultimate reading list. 

Here’s what Pandora Sykes had to say...

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In this episode, we'll be hearing from Fearne Cotton: Podcaster, Author, all-round brilliant woman and wellbeing guru.

We get to grips with the gnarly world of 'purpose'. How do you identify it? How do you make it happen? Can everyone have purpose? And why is confusing career and purpose bad for you? Fearne also shares why you should never judge someone else's happiness by what you read in the papers...

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