Stand up comedian Eddie Kadi was born in Congo and started out the first part of his life there. His family then moved over to SW London. How did life compare and what was different?

This episode covers so much ground about how integral the continent of Africa is to Eddie's soul, the beautiful moments that Mo and Eddie have shared on their journey and what's next!

Eddie's debut National tour, Let Me Land, starts in February 2025.

Aisling Bea is a stand up comedian, an actor, a writer and now mother! She's a household name having appeared on every major panel show there is and she's evengood friends with huge A listers like Paul Rudd and has performed with Shania Twain but how did she start out, what is she working on at the moment and how will motherhood shape the next chapter of her life.

What can fame do to a person when it happens overnight? What inspires to continually create?

Michael and Mo have a real deep and meaningful on this episode.

We all know Frankie from S Club Juniors, The Saturdays and even from the back of the Bus with promoting Vitamins but we get an insight into how Frankie started, dealing with the pressures of fame from a young age and even the Iconic hair!

Grew up in NW London, studied at Cambridge, is a musician and a poet and has just authored his fourth book. George likes to keep himself busy! Fatherhood is the next challenge.

Come and join Mo and George as they reminisce on the old days.

Front man of British rock band, Kasabian, Serge talks about how it all started, how the band has gone from strength to strength and of course talks about his infamous goal on Soccer Aid. He could have been pro!

Jimmy drops in and chats through Hollywood, starring in the Fresh Prince of Bel Air spin off, Bel-Air and discusses what it was like growing up knowing he wanted to act.

Konnie Huq is the legendary Blue Peter presenter that we grew up with!

This episode has it all. The Royal Family, living in a dystopian universe and how out smart devices are taking over.