Emma Barnett

Queen Camilla shares her harrowing experience of an attempted assault on a train as a teenager, revealing the emotional aftermath and her long-standing commitment to combatting sexual violence. Emma Barnett and Lucy Hockings discuss the broader societal implications of her powerful disclosure. In addition, Ambarasan Ethirajan highlights the ongoing strike by delivery workers in India demanding better pay and conditions. David Lewis introduces Spaceforge's innovative plans to manufacture semiconductors in space, while Jonathan Haidt examines how technology shapes Gen Beta.

Justin Webb, BBC’s North America editor, discusses major political shifts in the UK and US during 2024, including the unexpected election outcomes. Emma Barnett reflects on her debut as a Today presenter and the challenges of navigating public expectations. Gary Richardson shares his favorite sports moments from the year, exploring how these events intertwine with personal narratives. Together, they dive into the intricate ties between politics, sports, and personal stories, making for a compelling reflection on a transformative year.

Emma Barnett, broadcaster, writer, and author, discusses her experience with infertility and miscarriage, challenging the stigma around it. The conversation explores the importance of empathy, the power of writing about infertility and loss, and the challenges faced by individuals with endometriosis and fertility issues in the workplace. They also reflect on the significance of genuine connections and promote Emma's new newsletter.