The final episode of the season takes us to the studio of renowned artist Margo Mc Daid, known as Margo in Margate.Margo's story took her from Castlederg in Northern Ireland to New York City in the late '80s, then onto London to pursue her passion for art. She grafted along the way in bars and restaurants, later becoming a primary school teacher, making the big decision to get out of dodge and out to the seaside where she lives and works today.Margo's work has become incredibly popular, with gallery shows in Brighton and London, as well as appearances on the BBC, the latest of which currently airing on the iPlayer, Steph McGovern's Big Deal.A deeply principled woman with a strong sense of community, fairness and justice, I am very privileged to consider Margo a friend and thank her so very much for spending this time with me to share with you all.So here it is: Margo.#margate #art #contemporaryart #ramsgate

Rich came to London for a jolly, updated us on his CureGBM business and their progress in securing investment, a little bit of golf chat, Tory strategist/anarchist Dominic Cummings and a vague reference to '90s popsters James.

All I gotta do is act naturally.In this week's episode, we meet Amy Lennox a Scottish actor of the screen and stage for a wee game of Mölkky (yeah I don't know either) in the warm summer sun.Amy talks of her start in acting which saw her leave the family home at just 19 to go to drama school and learn her craft, earning a big gig straight out out of Uni and since then has been a regular feature not only in musical theatre, but in television.This one's about dedication to one's craft and staying the course.You'll find Amy at the Young Vic Theatre starring as Thelma in Thelma & Louise in September and October this year (2026).