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  1. 8H AGO

    Sally Clarke: 41 Years of Hospitality, One Restaurant, and the Art of the Table

    What does it really mean to welcome someone to your restaurant — and to do it every day for over four decades? 🍽️🌿 We sit down with Sally Clark inside her iconic Notting Hill restaurant, Clarke's (London) 🏡✨ — a place now serving the grandchildren of its original customers. Sally takes us behind the scenes of a life built around seasonal menus that change every single service 📝🍂, British-sourced ingredients 🇬🇧🥬, and a philosophy of hospitality she first discovered working alongside Alice Waters at Chez Panisse in California 🌞🍷. From sitting for Lucian Freud's last portrait 🎨, to the story of a proposal that had the whole dining room on its feet 💍👏, to why her 97-year-old mother's rosemary still appears on the menu 🌿💚 — this is a conversation about the hidden details, the joy and the pain of running a deeply personal restaurant, and what it means to truly break bread together 🍞🤝. 🍽️ Sally Clark opened Clarke's in Notting Hill in 1984 — chef by day, maître d' by night — and 41 years later she's still there, writing a new menu for every service. 🇫🇷🌞 Trained at the Cordon Bleu in Paris and shaped by years working alongside Alice Waters at Chez Panisse in California, she built a restaurant rooted in seasonality, simplicity and a deeply personal style of hospitality. ✨ Clarke's is now an institution, complete with a shop across the road, a team whose key members have been by her side for decades, and a loyal following that spans generations.  🎧🔥❤️‍🔥FULL EPISODE LISTEN HERE❤️‍🔥🔥🎧  https://linktr.ee/thekollectiveinstituteofideas 🎁 Listeners get 10% off using the code thekollective10 at audreyschocolates.co.uk 🛍️ https://www.sallyclarke.com/restaurant/ 🔥 Fireside chat🔥:  💫 3 things that bring you joy: Music — particularly the human voice, good food, and hugs. 🧘 A mantra you want to embrace now: Stop looking at the news. 🍳 Someone says they eat eggs every day — How do you make them unboring? . Cackle Bean eggs!  (Sold in Sally’s shop) are delicious. Sally hosted Alice Waters for 10 unexpected days who loves them!  😢 Someone is sad — what do you make them? A bowl of something warm and nourishing — soup, a stew — served with a smile. Because it costs nothing to smile. 🌸 One thing that's IN for you right now: Hellebores on the table. Everything at Clarke's needs to be in season — including the flowers. 🚫 One thing that's OUT: Raspberries on a dessert in February. Spotted in someone else's restaurant recently and couldn't believe it. 🍝 You can only serve one pasta dish forever — what is it? Cornish crab and chilli with hand-rolled tagliatini, a tiny bit of wild garlic leaf, and lots of egg yolks. ❤️ A most moving memory with food: Cooking with my son during COVID — doors open, sunny weather, a different menu for every lunch and every dinner. WANT MORE OR TO SUPPORT?👉 Become a patron and get exclusive access & behind-the-scenes perks:www.patreon.com/TheKollective828 💎 Mentions:  Sally Clark, Paul (restaurant manager), Alice Waters, Lucian Freud, Sheila (Sally's mother), Mika, Gab, Simon R (designer), Natalie Elliot, Bill Granger, Guy Kawasaki, Clarke's restaurant (Notting Hill, London), Chez Panisse (California), Paris, Cordon Bleu school, Cornwall, Scotland, California, Australia, the Middle East, Suffolk, the West Country, Florence, Italy, Corsica, the Venetian lagoon, France, Spain, Britain, The Felix Project, Edible Schoolyard Foundation, Bee Chocolates, Sea Sisters, Corsini (olive oil), Cackle Bean (eggs), Amy Coon's soy, Michelin, Mouton Rothschild

    43 min

  2. FEB 25

    Prison Release Reality: Why Housing Comes First at ARK Resettlement Services — Kingsley Bempah

    What really happens when someone leaves prison—and why a fixed address can be the difference between stability and sliding back into survival mode. 🚪🏠​Kingsley Bempah (CEO, ARK Resettlement Services) explains the “housing first” reality: without a home, people can struggle to access benefits, healthcare (GP), and safe supervision in the community. 🧾🩺​ In this episode, we explore how ARK supports prison leavers with:​ Safe accommodation and stability 🛏️🏠​ Access to benefits and healthcare (why the address is the unlock) 🧾🩺🔓​ Rebuilding confidence and trust (in self + systems) 🧠💬​ Reconnecting with community and family (where possible) 🤝👨‍👩‍👧‍👦​ Progressing toward education, training, and employment 📚🛠️💼​ Kingsley brings it to life with frontline stories: release with “no fixed address,” the shock of returning to a world that’s moved on, and the emotion of holding keys to a home for the first time. 🌍⏳🔑​ #SocialImpact #CriminalJustice #Inspiring #Interview #Podcast Guest bio:Kingsley Bempah is the CEO of ARK Resettlement Services, leading work that supports people with criminal convictions to resettle into the community. 🧭​He’s worked across probation and the voluntary sector for 15+ years, including Integrated Offender Management (IOM) and MAPPA, and he’s also a guest lecturer in London on social entrepreneurship and management.  🎧🔥❤️‍🔥FULL EPISODE LISTEN HERE❤️‍🔥🔥🎧  https://linktr.ee/thekollectiveinstituteofideas 🎁 Listeners get 10% off using the code thekollective10 at audreyschocolates.co.uk 🛍️ SHARE LIKE SUBSCRIBE 🎧 Listen, reflect, and let this episode open a new doorway for you.  🔥 Fireside chat🔥:  Three things that bring you joy?People 👥 | Family 👨‍👩‍👧 | Connecting with individuals & organisations who share the passion 🤝🔥 ​ A mantra you want to embrace now would be?Keep it simple 🧘‍♂️✅​ One unusual thing that gives you pleasure?Visiting “no-go” places / new places others avoid 🗺️🚶‍♂️😅​ One thing that is in for you right now, and one thing that is out?In: Reconnecting with 90s music via his daughter 🎶👧🕺 WANT MORE OR TO SUPPORT?👉 Become a patron and get exclusive access & behind-the-scenes perks:www.patreon.com/TheKollective828 💎 Mentions: ARK Resettlement Services, John Amitage Charitable Trust, The Community Fund, City Brick Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Trust for London, Probation Service, Police, Integrated Offender Management (IOM), MAPPA, IPP, London universities,  Bury University

    44 min

  3. FEB 14

    How Nature Heals People, Rainforests & Conservation — with Merlin Hanbury-Tenison

    How Nature Heals People, Rainforests & Conservation — with Merlin Hanbury-Tenison In this episode, we sit down with conservationist Merlin Hanbury-Tenison to explore how nature helps the nervous system reset, and why reconnecting isn’t a luxury… it’s a return to what we are. 🌍✨ Merlin shares his own experience of complex PTSD, and how modern urban/corporate life can intensify stress and disconnection — before explaining how nature-based environments can gently guide people back toward safety, regulation, and real restoration. 🌲🤍 We also journey into Britain’s rare Atlantic temperate rainforest — where soil ecosystems and fungal networks (the “wood wide web”) quietly hold entire worlds together. 🍄🌧️ And we zoom out: because restoring nature isn’t just personal, it’s systemic. Merlin breaks down what real change takes — science that feeds policy, research infrastructure, and new models for land, food systems, and even cities that integrate nature instead of pushing it out. 🌱🏙️ We cover: 🌿 Why the “humans vs nature” mindset causes harm (and how to shift it) 🧘 PTSD, burnout, stress — and how nature supports healing 🍄 Old-growth rainforests, resilience, and the “wood wide web” 📍 Restoration at scale: science → policy, land, farming, and cities 🔥 Practical ways to reconnect — starting now Cabilla Cornwall Retreats  Our Oaken Bones  Thousand Year Trust Research Station Merlin Hanbury-Tenison is a conservationist, author, and founder of the Thousand Year Trust, dedicated to restoring Britain’s rare Atlantic temperate rainforest. 🌳🌧️ After experiencing complex PTSD, he became a passionate advocate for nature as a powerful tool for mental health and nervous system healing. 🧠🌿 Through Cabilla Cornwall, he leads nature-based retreats supporting veterans, NHS staff, and others in reconnecting and recovering. 🤍🔥 His work bridges science, storytelling, and policy — inspiring people to see that we are part of nature, not separate from it. 🌍✨ Three things you get joy from:“My daughters 👧👧 … The rainforest at cabilla 🌳🌧️ … And writing ✍️.”  A mantra you want to embrace now:“Never doubt that a small number of committed and thoughtful citizens cannot create change in the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has… We all make an impact on the planet every day when we wake up. We choose whether that is a positive impact or a negative impact.” 🌍✨  One unusual thing that gives you pleasure:“My beavers 🦫 … there is nothing that gives me more pleasure than going down and sitting on the riverbank in the evening and watching the beavers busily building dams.” 🌊🌅  A favorite book, film, or artist that isn’t obvious:“Arnold Schwarzenegger 💪 … a brilliant guide for life.” 📖 🎧🔥❤️‍🔥FULL EPISODE LISTEN HERE❤️‍🔥🔥🎧  https://linktr.ee/thekollectiveinstituteofideas 🎁 Listeners get 10% off using the code thekollective10 at audreyschocolates.co.uk 🛍️ WANT MORE OR TO SUPPORT?👉 Become a patron and get exclusive access & behind-the-scenes perks:www.patreon.com/TheKollective828 💎 Mentions:  Margaret Mead, Jane Goodall, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dr. Susan Simard, Henry Dimbleby, Gabe Brown, Boris Johnson, The Thousand Year Trust, Cabilla Cornwall, University of Exeter, University of Plymouth, Eden Project, University of Zurich, Loughborough University, Falmouth University, Woodland Trust, Ministry of Defence (MOD), Forestry Commission, National Trust, National Lottery Heritage Fund, People’s Postcode Lottery, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), Royal Geographical Society, University of British Columbia

    51 min

  4. FEB 6

    Mental Health: How to Care for It — with bestselling author & mental health campaigner Rachel Kelly

    What does it actually mean to care for your mental health — not in theory, but in real life? 🌿🧠In this honest and thoughtful conversation, bestselling author & mental health campaigner Rachel Kelly shares lived experience, clear perspective, and practical insight into staying grounded when life feels demanding, uncertain, or overwhelming 🌊🧘‍♀️From grief and anxiety 💔😔 to self-compassion 🤍, connection 🤝, and the pressure to constantly achieve 📈, this episode explores mental health as an ongoing practice — not something to “fix,” but something to tend to with care 🌱💛 🎧🔥❤️‍🔥 FULL EPISODE LISTEN HERE ❤️‍🔥🔥🎧🔗 https://linktr.ee/thekollectiveinstituteofideas In this episode, we explore:🧠 Why mental health is a lifelong process, not a one-time solution 🔁🌱 How everyday habits like sleep 😴, food 🍽️, movement 🚶‍♀️, and breathing 🌬️ affect how we think and cope⚖️ The hidden cost of achievement-driven thinking 🏆 — and how to redefine success more sustainably🤍 Practical ways to stay steady ⚓, present ⏳, and kind to yourself 💬 through life’s inevitable ups and downs 🎢 Rachel Kelly is a bestselling writer ✍️, public speaker 🎤, and mental health advocate 🧠, as well as an ambassador for leading charities including SANE and Rethink Mental Illness 🤝.Her books include the memoir Black Rainbow 🌈, which chronicles her experience of severe depression, alongside practical and hopeful guides such as Walking on Sunshine ☀️, The Happy Kitchen 🥗, and Singing in the Rain 🎶, offering tools to stay calm and well.Her latest books, You’ll Never Walk Alone: Poems for Life’s Ups and Downs 📖 (Hodder, 2022) and The Gift of Teenagers 💬, continue her work supporting mental health with insight and lived experience — learn more at ⁠https://rachel-kelly.net/about-rachel⁠🌐 🔥 Fireside chat🔥 ☕ Three things that give you joy?My first cup of coffee in the morning ☕, sunshine ☀️, and getting a lovely text from my husband 💬 ♻️ One unusual thing that gives you pleasure?Clearing things out — being orderly, recycling, and giving things to charity shops. I love clearing stuff out. 🧺 📚 A favourite book, film, or artist that isn’t obvious?The novel I go back to most is Middlemarch by George Eliot — for its reflections on society and the value of ordinary, unacknowledged lives. 📖 🧳 One thing you could add to your bucket list today?More conversations, more connection — I love having these chats. 🤝 🕊️ What would you say to your 18-year-old self?You are lovable. You’re lovable and you’re loved. 💛 🔄 What’s ‘in’ for you right now?Eating breakfast 🍳, exercising every morning to music 🎶, going deeper, reflecting, reading more, and creating conversations and spaces rather than feeling pressure to produce. 🌱 🚫 What’s ‘out’ for you right now?Being results-driven, feeling competitive with others, and believing there isn’t enough space. What I want instead is spaciousness, time, and room for reflection. 🌬️ 🎁 Listeners get 10% off using the code thekollective10 at audreyschocolates.co.uk 🛍️ WANT MORE OR TO SUPPORT?👉 Become a patron and get exclusive access & behind-the-scenes perks:www.patreon.com/TheKollective828 💎 Mentions: The Times, SANE, Rethink Mental Illness, King’s College London, René Descartes,Oscar Wilde,Irish writer, Richard Branson, Alcoholics Anonymous, Monocle, Lake District, Buddhism, Bible, Middlemarch, George Eliot

    1h 4m

  5. JAN 30

    What Fashion Gives Us: From Designer to the Stars Tomasz Starzewski

    Step into the world of ✨ Tomasz Starzewski — renowned 👗 fashion and 🛋️ interior designer behind some of British style’s most iconic moments. In this honest and thoughtful conversation, he shares stories from dressing Princess Diana 👑 to redesigning homes 🏡 and supporting women’s craftwork in Morocco 🌍🧵. Tomasz Starzewski is a British 🇬🇧 fashion and interior designer, known for his refined, architectural style 🏛️. Born to Polish 🇵🇱 parents granted political asylum in the UK in 1947, he rose to prominence when his designs were worn by the late Princess of Wales 👸, Baroness Thatcher 🗣️, Queen Camilla 👑, the Duchess of Edinburgh 💐, and the Duchess of York 🎩. Trained at St. Martin’s School of Art 🎓, Tomasz built an international fashion career 🌍 before expanding into interiors 🛋️ and philanthropic work in Morocco 🤝. 🎨 The deeper meaning of fashion as identity, empowerment, and cultural reflection. 👗 Stories from a legendary design career, including dressing Princess Diana and other iconic women. 🏡 How interior design and fashion intersect in shaping personal and emotional spaces. 🌍 Reinvention and purpose, from couture to charity work supporting women in Morocco. 🧠 Reflections on creativity, legacy, and empathy in a changing world. 🔗 Check out Tomasz’s website: starzewski.com 💻👀 🎧🔥❤️‍🔥FULL EPISODE LISTEN HERE❤️‍🔥🔥🎧  https://linktr.ee/thekollectiveinstituteofideas 🎁 Listeners get 10% off using the code thekollective10 at audreyschocolates.co.uk 🛍️ 🎧 Listen, reflect, and let this episode open a new doorway for you.  🔥 Fireside chat🔥: 🎉 Three things that give you joy?🎭 Opera, 🎨 Art, 🍝 Food 🧘‍♂️ A mantra you'd embrace now?🌍 Life is a continued adventure 📚 A favorite book, film, or artist that's not obvious?📖 I, Claudius by Robert Graves 🎶 Something you want to learn more about?🎵 Music, 💃 Dance, 🎤 Singing 🪣 One thing you'd add to your bucket list today?✈️ Visit Japan 🧠 Something you wish you knew when younger?💡 Forgiveness 💓 How can people tap into compassion more?👂 Empathy can’t be taught—it must be felt WANT MORE OR TO SUPPORT?👉 Become a patron and get exclusive access & behind-the-scenes perks:www.patreon.com/TheKollective828 💎 Mentions:  Princess Diana, Baroness Margaret Thatcher, Queen Camilla, The Duchess of Edinburgh, The Duchess of York, Charles Spencer, Victoria Lockwood, Nan Kempner, Yves Saint Laurent, Coco Chanel, Christian Dior, Ralph Lauren, Giorgio Armani, Karl Lagerfeld, Grace Kelly, Claudia Cardinale, Annie Hall, St. Martin’s School of Art, Bloomingdale’s, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, The Met Gala, Chanel, Vogue, Opera House, Royal family, V&A, 66 Chiltern Street, Instagram

    52 min

  6. JAN 16

    The World of Photography with Hugo Burnand: From Palaces to Personal Moments

    📸 In this episode, we sit down with legendary photographer Hugo Burnand for an honest conversation behind the lens. 👑 From royal moments to raw, personal stories, Hugo reflects on what photography has really meant in his life. 📰 Hugo Burnand has had a long-standing relationship with Condé Nast, particularly contributing to Tatler and House & Garden magazines. His impressive list of subjects includes Queen Elizabeth II 👑, Bill Clinton 🇺🇸, Mikhail Gorbachev 🌍, Baroness Margaret Thatcher 🏛️, Lucian Freud 🎨, Nigella Lawson 🍽️, Victoria Beckham 💃, and Michael Jackson 🎤. 🏅 In 2010, he was granted a Royal Warrant by Prince Charles, recognizing his exceptional contributions to royal photography. 💍 He photographed the wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles in 2005, and later, the 2011 wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. We cover: • 🤝 What makes a truly great portrait  • 👀 How photographers can spot what others miss — and when to step back • 📷 The emotional power of photography — and how it can help with depression • 📰 The responsibility of truth in photojournalism, especially in the age of AI • 🐎 Unexpected moments: from royal portraits to stampedes in the wild • 🧠 Why beauty is deeper than appearance — and how to help people feel seen 🎧🔥❤️‍🔥FULL EPISODE LISTEN HERE❤️‍🔥🔥🎧  https://linktr.ee/thekollectiveinstituteofideas 🎁 Listeners get 10% off using the code thekollective10 at audreyschocolates.co.uk 🛍️ 🎧 Listen, reflect, and let this episode open a new doorway for you.  🔥 Fireside chat 🔥 💫 3 things you get joy from:Food, family, dogs and horses. 🔮 One unusual thing that gives you pleasure:Dancing in the kitchen. 🎬 A favourite film / book / artist — that isn't obvious (and why):The biography of photographer Sally Mann 🧠 Best advice ever received:From his daughter: “Put a roll of film in your twin-lens camera and photograph how you feel.” 🌧️ How you get over a tough meeting, moment or period of time:By taking photographs that reflect my emotional state — a form of creative healing. 🪂 You can add 1 thing on your bucket list today, what is it?A round-the-world trip 🌍 The world works in a certain way today. What do you want to change about that?Introduce a national 10-month program for school leavers: National service A fine art foundation Community service — to help create more balanced, empathetic citizens. 📢 You can send 1 message to people before you pass away. What would it be?“Respect your family photographs — they’re not just images, they’re emotional heirlooms.” WANT MORE OR TO SUPPORT?👉 Become a patron and get exclusive access & behind-the-scenes perks:www.patreon.com/TheKollective828 💎 Mentions:  Hugo Burnand, King Charles III, Queen Camilla, Victoria Beckham, Nigella Lawson, Margaret Thatcher, Aretha Franklin, Gabriel García Márquez, Lee Miller, Man Ray, Don McCullin, Winston Churchill, Cecil Beaton, Tatler, Vogue, Sally Mann, Kate Winslet, Hitler, Madge, Dame Edna, Richard Gere, Julia Roberts, Fergus Burnand, Lily Burnand, Una Burnand, Maya Burnand, The Mall, Buckingham Palace, Abbey, Australia, Sydney, Melbourne, Mara River, Panama, Dublin, Newmarket, Lambourn.

    1h 7m

  7. 12/26/2025

    Inside TV Production & the 250 Questions That Spark Deeper Intimacy — with Lindsay Jill Roth

    🎙️ Step inside the creative world of Lindsay Jill Roth — TV producer, author, and champion of meaningful stories.💡 From producing with Oprah to reshaping modern romance, Lindsay reveals how storytelling shapes everything.❤️ Learn how asking the right questions can build intimacy, confidence, and connection — on screen and in life. 🔑 Key Takeaways🎬 The Producer’s Lens: How Lindsay crafts powerful narratives across TV, books, and real life.🧠 Curiosity is a Superpower: Why asking bold questions opens doors — in love, work, and creativity.📖 Tools for Deeper Love: A peek into her book Romance and Practicalities — 250 questions that actually matter.🔥 No More Waiting: Why there’s never been a better time to start creating — and why your story is already enough. 📺 Lindsay Jill Roth is an award-winning producer behind original programming for NBC, BET, ESPN, Food Network, Billboard, The Masters, The Grammys, The TONYS & the US Open. 🎬 She produced Larry King Now and created Haylie Duff’s Real Girl’s Kitchen, and is also the author of What Pretty Girls Are Made Of. 📚 Her latest book, Romance and Practicalities, offers 250 intentional questions to cultivate deeper love and understanding. 🎧🔥❤️‍🔥FULL EPISODE LISTEN HERE❤️‍🔥🔥🎧  https://linktr.ee/thekollectiveinstituteofideas 🎁 Listeners get 10% off using the code thekollective10 at audreyschocolates.co.uk  🔥 Fireside chat🔥:  🛍️Three things she gets joy from:🧒 Hearing her children laugh💇 Getting her hair blown dry☀️ Hot, warm weather A mantra to embrace now:✨ "I choose happiness." One unusual thing that gives you pleasure:📺 Watching Love Island A favorite book, film, or artist that isn't obvious:🎭 Oscar Wilde (her favorite playwright) Best advice ever received:💬 "You do you." What you would do with a $50M budget to push a message/story:💖 Teach people how to have happy, healthy love — starting with themselves — in a beautiful place, with nourishing food, sunshine, family, friends, and of course, copies of her book. WANT MORE OR TO SUPPORT?👉 Become a patron and get exclusive access & behind-the-scenes perks:www.patreon.com/TheKollective828 💎 Mentions:  Lindsay Jill Roth, NBC, ESPN, The Grammys, Larry King, Ferrari, F1, Brad Pitt, Oprah, Charlie XCX, Pink Floyd, Damien Ard, Andrew Ross Sorkin, Chateau Miraval, Mival Studios, The Masters, The TONYS, The US Open, BET, Food Network, Billboard, Haylie Duff, Real Girl’s Kitchen, Tower Bridge, Substack, TikTok, Instagram, Susan Quilliam, Love Island, Oscar Wilde

    46 min

  8. 12/19/2025

    The World of Sports Broadcasting with Rupert Bell: Royalty, Racing & Radio 🎙️

    🎧 In this episode, we sit down with veteran sports broadcaster Rupert Bell for a fascinating journey through four decades of covering everything from Wimbledon 🎾 to the Cheltenham Festival 🏇. Rupert shares how a childhood love of sport ❤️ turned into a lifelong career, the thrill of being behind the mic 🎙️ at world-class events, and what it’s really like reporting on royalty 👑 and interviewing those at the top of their game 🏆. With stories that blend humor 😄, humility 🤝, and insight 💡, Rupert opens up about the changing media landscape 📺, the mindset of elite athletes 🧠, and why enjoying what you do matters more than ever ✨. 🎙️ Do What You LoveTurning passion into profession changes everything. 🏇 Stay AdaptableMedia evolves—those who last, evolve with it. 👑 Keep PerspectivePreparation and humility matter, no matter the stage. 🧠 Elite Athletes Win in the MindTop performers are defined by mental strength, not just talent. 🎙️ Rupert Bell is a veteran sports broadcaster with over 40 years of experience behind the mic. He’s covered iconic events like Wimbledon 🎾, the Cheltenham Festival 🏇, the Ryder Cup ⛳, and the FA Cup ⚽, bringing energy and insight to every moment. Known for his warm delivery and sharp storytelling, Rupert is also a respected royal correspondent 👑, with a growing following on YouTube. His career reflects a rare blend of passion, adaptability, and purpose. 🎧🔥❤️‍🔥FULL EPISODE LISTEN HERE❤️‍🔥🔥🎧  https://linktr.ee/thekollectiveinstituteofideas 🎁 Listeners get 10% off using the code thekollective10 at audreyschocolates.co.uk 🛍️ 🔥 Most underrated role in media?Behind-the-scenes roles—technicians, producers, and support staff.  🔥 Three things that give you joy? His children’s achievements Aston Villa doing well Waking up ready to enjoy life 🔥 One unusual thing that gives you pleasure?Growing cucumbers 🔥 Favourite film, book, or artist that isn’t obvious?Black-and-white classics with Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn, and Humphrey Bogart; music by Supertramp 🔥 One event you haven’t covered but would love to?The Olympics—being on site for the full two weeks 🔥 One athlete you’d love to have dinner with (dead or alive)?Rod Laver, Bobby Jones, or Gordon Richards WANT MORE OR TO SUPPORT?👉 Become a patron and get exclusive access & behind-the-scenes perks:www.patreon.com/TheKollective828 💎 Mentioned:  Rupert Bell, Ollie Bell, Steffi Graf, Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, Tommy Fleetwood, David Beckham, Carrie Grant, Audrey Hepburn, Humphrey Bogart, Rod Laver, Bobby Jones, Harry Vardon, Gordon Richards, Michel Roux, Princess Anne, Prince William, Kate Middleton, TalkSport, ITV Racing, Wimbledon, Cheltenham Festival, The Open, Ryder Cup, The Masters, FA Cup Final, Rugby World Cup, Grand National, O2 Arena, BBC, TNT Sports, YouTube, National Youth Theatre, British Equestrian Media Association, International Olympic Committee, Drive to Survive

    52 min
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