In this episode, we talk to Ally from @sportshub_gb where we discuss the importance of team working skills, how we can change our feelings when we feel sad & how being active makes us happier! Follow Ally @www.sportshubgb.com @sportshub_gb

In this episode, we speak with Susan Bugby from Maths on Toast about the great work the charity is doing to support families, how to build confidence in maths and tricks for remembering the 8 times tables! Maths on Toast run a monthly free Maths workshop for children, to find out more, visit www.mathsontoast.org.

In this episode we talk to, Tricia Thompson. Tricia is from Scotland and talks to us about her favourite character called Merida from Brave. Like Merida, Tricia loves adventure having lived & worked in Sydney, New York, Abu Dhabi and volunteered in India. She also loves running & walking in nature and is creating a business to get more people active & giving to charity. Tricia’s advice for being brave? It’s inside all of us and we can choose to take that deep breath and be brave. It can feel uncomfortable but after that first step it becomes easier and we feel stronger inside. We loved finding out how to feel and become brave from Tricia! To find out more about the great work Tricia is doing follow @moneymile2020

We are joined by Karen Darke (MBE). Karen is an amazing person who won the Paralympic gold in the sport of Paralympic hand-cycling in Rio 2016. It was the 79th medal for Britain, and 79 being the elemental number for Gold led to Karen creating Quest 79: Find Your Inner Gold. We discuss Quest 79 and why we aim to publish 79 episodes by the end of 2021! www.karendarke.com @myquest79

Dee & Ray are joined by Dr Pooch! In this episode, we learn what holistic health means, why Dr Pooch created the Get Well Jonny books and why it's important to look after our health. We hope you enjoy! www.drpooch.com @drpooch

In this episode, Ray shares a Spring poem that she wrote and Dee shares her poem called Environment Ethos. If you would like to share your poems with us, tag Our Messy Rainbows. We would love to see them!

Happy Mother’s Day! Dee is joined by her mummy in this episode. They talk about what it’s like to be a mother and what life was like before children. There were lots of cuddles and tears recording this but we hope you enjoy this unscripted episode.

Spring is here! We are joined by Mary Kidson to find more about how gardening is good for us and how you can grow plants & vegetables even if you don't have a garden. Enjoy!

On this episode, we discuss how to set up your own business with Dee’s school friend Winnie. Winnie started her own business baking bread during lockdown. With the profits, she is splitting the money between the NHS and the Orantange sanctuary. We loved hearing about Winnie’s business journey and think her story is inspirational! Well done Winnie and your Lockdown Loaf tastes amazing! Enjoy the episode!

How do we love ourselves when we don’t know how to? How do we keep the negative chatter in our minds quiet? Is sadness a normal feeling? Listen to this episode with the incredible @nicoledonnelly where we learn all about our emotions. To find out more about Happy Campers visit @nicoledonnelly & check out www.happycamper.world where you will find a free poster to help children deal with their emotions.

In this episode we are joined by The Crafty Teen Ari! Ari started her business in May 2020 making accessorises using Paracord. She makes dog & cat collars as well as bracelets for humans! Even though Ari felt nervous to set up her business she did it and she is introducing new products. We hope this episode is helpful for children that wish to set up their own businesses.

In this episode, Dee & Ray are invited as guests to be on The Entrepreneur’s Doctor podcast. They discuss how to manage stress, what is means to be an entrepreneur and what their hopes for the future are. We hope you enjoy and learn lots from this episode.

In this episode we are joined by @annekafit from @barfibootcamp! Dee & Ray discuss with Anneka why it’s important for children to exercise daily especially during lockdown. We hope you enjoy this episode and learn lots!

In this episode, Dee talks about how sadness is a normal feeling to experience and how it’s important to acknowledge it. She also talks about the things she does to keep happy when she is feeling down.

In this episode, Dee & Ray say thank you for supporting them with their podcast journey and discuss their New Year goals!

In this episode, Dee & Ray discuss how they feel about Jesy Nelson leaving the group Little Mix and some of the reasons why they think she left. Resources that you may find useful to support children are: www.internetmatters.org and www.swiggle.org.uk. Jesy’s documentary - Odd One Out is available to watch on www.bbc.co.uk

This episode is a Q and A with Bhavini who has her own podcast - Visual Eyes with Bhavini. Bhavini started loosing her eye sight from the age of 17. As well as presenting her own podcast, she is also a radio presenter on BHF radio. Listen to this episode to find out how Bhavini’s guide dog helps her to live independently, how she got into podcasting & how she raises awareness about sight loss.

How do you become a pilot? What do you have to study? We asked our friend Kajal, who is currently at Kingston University, studying to become a pilot. This episode discusses how to dream big, how dreams come true and what skills and attitudes you need to become a pilot.

In this episode, Dee and Ray discuss online safety with Sharon from the Safe to Net foundation. The organisation aims to keep children safe online. https://safetonetfoundation.org. The episode is a Q and A with the children asking how they can keep safe online.

This episode is about Manners and how the girls try to demonstrate respect towards others. They start off by talking about manners but then the conversations turns into into how they sometimes DON’T have manners and they talk about Fantastic Farters and Bubbly Burppers! Enjoy!