Dr Miriam Stoppard is a doctor, journalist, author, columnist and TV presenter. She was one of the first TV doctors and her knowledge and expertise have helped guide generations of people across the country. She has published more than 80 books on health, parenting and sex, which have sold over 25 million copies worldwide.

Her recent book ‘Sex, Drugs and Walking Sticks’ offers a guide to living your best life in your 60’s and beyond. At 88 years young, Miriam is passionate about sharing the joys of ageing, emphasising the importance of having optimism whilst staying active, both physically and mentally.

In this episode, Miriam also candidly discusses her personal experiences with family, relationships, and the impact of her upbringing on her outlook on life. This conversation is filled with wisdom, humour and a refreshing perspective on growing older.

Don't miss this empowering episode that will honestly leave you feeling excited about the future and ready to embrace life's challenges with optimism.

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This week I welcomed two legends in the health and fitness world. Tyler Saunders is a coach, personal trainer and wheelchair basketball athlete. Tyler was born with his right leg missing from the hip, yet still manages to compete with 1 leg in Hyrox, Crossfit, Turf Games and was previously a Ninja Warrior.

Daniel Bourne is someone I have known for a little while. In fact he trained me towards my first Hyrox. Dan is a gym owner, coach, personal trainer, Hyrox champion and last summer he actually ran the whole length of the UK. In just 30 days he ran from John O’Groats to Lands End – a distance of almost 900 miles. He did this crazy challenge in memory of his friend Bradley who sadly lost his life to cancer, raising money for the hospice that looked after him.

These two legends have now come together and will be launching their own podcast early 2026 called Chasing Ceilings.

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Emma Pooley is an incredibly accomplished endurance athlete. With a diverse sporting career that includes cycling, road racing, triathlon, and mountain running, Emma has represented Great Britain at the Olympic Games three times, winning a silver medal in the time trial at the Beijing Olympics and becoming a world time trial champion.

In this episode, Emma shares her journey from being labelled "not sporty" in school to discovering her passion for running and then transitioning to cycling after injury. She opens up about overcoming fears, the challenges of success and failure, and her experiences with eating disorders and the importance of proper fuelling as a female athlete. Emma also discusses her advocacy for gender equality in cycling, including her role in campaigning for the Women's Tour de France.

Additionally, we dive into her new book, Oats to Joy, which combines memoir and recipes, showcasing her love for food and its role in athletic performance. Emma shares some of her favourite recipes and the importance of nourishing the body for optimal performance.

Whether you're an athlete, a sports enthusiast, or someone looking for inspiration, this episode is packed with insights on resilience, mindset, and the power of self-compassion.

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