Fearne's favourite pianist jumps on a Zoom to talk about his contribution to Happy Place - The Album: a cover of Prince's Sometimes It Snows In April. Along the way they talk about the power of dreams and marvel at the view outside his Italian home. You can hear the track right now as part of Happy Place - The Album on Apple Music, Spotify and wherever you get your music.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Phillip Schofield, a well-known TV personality, discusses his extraordinary life on camera, his fear of singing, and coming to terms with his sexuality. They also explore personal experiences, therapy, and the mental impact of press attention. Phillip's book is recommended for its impact and honesty.

Singer-songwriter Billie Marten discusses the writing of her exclusive track Orange Tree for Happy Place - The Album. The album features Emeli Sande, Sam Fender, Ludovico Einaudi, Amahla and more.

Skin, the iconic lead singer of Skunk Anansie, talks about facing prejudice as a black, queer woman in the music industry. She shares how a chance encounter with Judi Dench empowered her. They discuss breaking societal constraints, confronting personal demons, and finding strength within oneself. An inspiring conversation about staying true and reclaiming power.

Wim Hof, The 'Ice Man' talks about how tragic circumstances led him to his epiphany. He shares his unconventional beginnings, the power of curiosity, overcoming stressors, teaching core values, the power of breathing, and the benefits of cold therapy.

Jay Shetty, a former monk turned author and podcaster, shares his journey and the lessons he learned during his time as a monk. He discusses the power of solitude, daily practices like meditation, and the benefits of minimalism. The podcast also explores the misunderstood pursuit of happiness and the importance of self-love and relationships. Shetty highlights the scientific proof and benefits of meditation, all while promoting his own podcast.

Holly Tucker MBE, Founder of Not On The High Street and Holly & Co, discusses the hard work behind starting successful businesses and the stresses that come with it. They explore the importance of positive mindset, childhood influences, surrendering and finding clarity, and the journey of creating 'not on the high street'.

The podcast explores the personal experiences of Aimi and her sister with anxiety and depression, and how it inspired them to create Happiful. They discuss the origins of the counseling directory business and the importance of seeking help. Aimi shares her experience with postpartum challenges and finding balance between work and family life. They also talk about their enjoyable experiences at a festival.

Celebrated portraitist Jonathan Yeo discusses body language, face-to-face communication, and the challenges of remote portrait sessions. He explores the therapeutic benefits of painting, the positive impact on mental state, and the unique style and decision making in portraiture. Excitement for collaboration and the finished portrait of Fern Cotton are also mentioned.

Freya Ridings, musician and singer-songwriter, discusses her difficult school days, her unconventional approach to learning piano, and the importance of writing her own songs. They also explore topics such as finding silver linings in lockdown, overcoming dyslexia, and the therapeutic power of songwriting.