Organic Meets Rossi Lewis

In this episode, I travel to London to sit down with the one and only, Alan Carr. We delved into his incredible two-decade career in comedy, as well as his latest project, a sitcom he’s written called "Changing Ends," based on his childhood. We also touched on other topics, such as his experiences as a gay man in the entertainment industry, his return to the dating scene, the organic way we first met and much more. Hold onto your funny bone and be prepared for a giggle. This is Alan Carr.

Pack your bag and grab your sunscreen because in this episode I am taking you to Tenerife to meet Daniela Marino. Daniella discusses her fascinating story of growing up in Italy as part of the famous Marino family, who’s renowned boutiques played a significant role in shaping her career in the fashion industry. We also delve into deeper topics, including loneliness, grief, societal changes and even share our heartwarming tale of how we met.

In this episode, I travel to Belfast to have a conversation with Mark Ó Donahue. Mark shares his personal story of growing up within the traveller community in Belfast during the troubles, and the challenges he faced due to segregation and discrimination. He also talks about his journey of coming out as a gay man and the challenges he faced.

Join me for the second instalment of my conversation with Kevin Arpino, where we delve into more of the intriguing and amusing stories from his fascinating life. Hear about the delightful tale of how he met his closest friend Pat Cleveland, his experiences partying at Studio 54, his encounters with Diana and much more. So sit back and soak in the rich, deep vocal stylings of Kevin Arpino.

In this episode, I journey to the heart of Central London to meet Kevin Arpino, a fashion industry veteran whose life story would make for a blockbuster film. With a career spanning five decades in the fashion world, Kevin has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Galliano, Halston, and Thierry Mugler.
But perhaps his greatest claim to fame is his work as a master of mannequin design, creating iconic mannequins for the famous Rootstein' company, using the bodies of icons such as his best friend Pat Cleveland and even the queen b herself Beyonce. The New York Times has even dubbed him the "Emperor of Windows."
Along the way, Kevin shares intimate details of his personal life, including his experiences at the legendary Studio 54. Join me on this incredible journey as we delve into the life and legacy of one of fashion's most creative minds.