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The singer-songwriter behind so many recent pop hits, Anne-Marie’s second album, Therapy, went number 2 in the UK charts. Now she’s turned her hand to writing, releasing mental health self-help guide You Deserve Better.

As creator and star of breakout BBC show Back To Life, Daisy Haggard’s recent work has been a huge hit with audiences and critics in the UK and America. She tells Rhiannon the new series - about a woman returning to her small Kent community after a long prison sentence - is even “bolder, darker, and sillier” than season 1.

YouTube Originals presenter and influencer Patricia Bright tells Rhiannon why failure is good, and how we all need to treat sleep more seriously. Her show If I Could Tell You Just One Thing is made by Hilary Clinton’s production company HiddenLight.

Whether it's singing, dancing, or judging on Britain's Got Talent, you'll have seen Alesha Dixon do a lot of different things over the last few decades. She’s also a children's author, and her latest book, Girls Rule, is inspired by the election of Kamala Harris as US Vice-President.

A behavioural and data scientist, and author of books including Motherhood and Wish We Knew What To Say: Talking With Children About Race, Dr Pragya Agarwal is a passionate campaigner for women’s rights. Her latest book, Sway: Unravelling Unconscious Bias is recently out in paperback, and has gained rave reviews.

She played Lavender Brown in the Harry Potter films, but now Jessie Cave is also a comedian, illustrator, and author. Her first novel Sunrise, out now, is about grief and sisterhood. It draws on her own experience of sibling loss, after her brother died two years ago.