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In dieser Folge von BYTES 'N' BATTERIES widmen wir uns einem Begriff, der in der Debatte rund um die Energiewende und E-Mobilität zunehmend an Bedeutung gewinnt: Dunkelflaute. Doch was passiert eigentlich, wenn immer mehr Menschen elektrisch fahren – und gleichzeitig Wind- und Sonnenenergie gerade nicht verfügbar sind? Gemeinsam mit Sabrina Wurzer, Head of Marketing bei STABL Energy, gehen wir dieser Frage auf den Grund. Sabrina erklärt nicht nur, was hinter dem Begriff Dunkelflaute steckt, sondern zeigt auf, welche zentrale Rolle Batteriespeicher – insbesondere sogenannte Second-Life-Speicher – für die Energieversorgung der Zukunft spielen könnten. Wir sprechen über die technologische Besonderheit der STABL-Speicher, über die modulare Nutzung ausgedienter Fahrzeugbatterien und darüber, wie durch den Einsatz gebrauchter Batteriemodule Ressourcen geschont und Kosten gesenkt werden können. Natürlich schlagen wir auch die Brücke zur E-Mobilität: Wie lassen sich Speicherlösungen sinnvoll mit Ladeinfrastruktur kombinieren? Und wie profitieren Betreiber von Ladeparks oder E-Bus-Flotten davon? Zum Schluss gibt Sabrina noch einen Ausblick auf aktuelle Großprojekte, regulatorische Herausforderungen – und formuliert einen Appell an Politik und Branche. Inhalte der Folge: Was bedeutet Dunkelflaute – und wie lässt sie sich abfedern?Was sind Second-Life-Batteriespeicher – und warum sind sie so relevant?Wo stoßen heutige Batteriespeicher an Grenzen – und wie kann STABL diese überwinden?Welche Rolle spielen Speicher in der Ladeinfrastruktur für E-Autos?Wie lassen sich Batteriespeicher wirtschaftlich betreiben?Warum braucht es dringend mehr politische Verlässlichkeit in diesem Bereich?Wir wünschen gute Unterhaltung und viel Spaß beim Reinhören! --- WERBUNG: Der BYTES ,N' BATTERIES Podcast wird unterstützt von Hankook und iON, der globalen Reifen-Familie speziell für Elektroautos --- Special thanks to / Unser besonderer Dank gilt: Sabrina Wurzer // https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabrina-wurzer-b1a263199/ STABL // https://stabl.com/---- Unterstützer: Hankook Tire https://www.hankooktire.com/de/de/home.html Pressemitteilung iON Reifen-Familie ---- Feedback und Anfragen: consulting@brands-in-green.comhttps://bytesnbatteries.de/ Instagram: @bytesnbatteries_podcast

Andrew White from Saïd Business School and Adam Canwell from EY speak to Annick Tollenboom about complex stakeholder management. “Inspirational leadership and tone of the top is crucial to land the messages.” In the second series of Transformation Leadership2050 Dr Andrew White and Adam Canwell meet five global leaders who have led their organisations through significant change. What can we learn from their experience of addressing turning points in the transformation? In this episode they are joined by Annick Tollenboom, Portfolio, Programmme and Change Management Director at Royal Canin, a global leader in pet science, health and nutrition. Annick is leading a transformation of operational business efficiencies and effectiveness in the organisation. Royal Canin is a subsidiary of Mars Incorporated, so aligning the vision with the rest of the business and securing its buy-in is key. Annick talks to Andrew and Adam about the role of a leader in creating a space where your team can deliver success. How do leaders show up in a way that allows other people to thrive in a complex and tough environment? Featuring:Dr Andrew White, Senior Fellow of Management Practice, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.Adam Canwell, EY Oceania Workforce Advisory Leader.Annick Tollenboom, Royal Canin. Resources:• Subscribe to Andrew's Leadership2050 Newsletter on LinkedIn • Discover more articles, podcasts and videos from Saïd Business School on the challenges business leaders of the future need to consider on Oxford Answers • Follow us on Twitter @Oxford_Answershttps://www.sbs.ox.ac.ukProduced by Eve Streeter for Stabl.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us a Text Message.Are you feeling alone and misunderstood as a grandparent raising grandchildren against all odds?From legal obstacles to emotional hardships, it's a lot to navigate, and you may not know anyone personally walking this journey, but other grandparents like you are out there.In this heartfelt episode, connect with resilient grandmother Betty Wilkes as she shares her powerful story of unexpected personal growth while navigating the immense challenges of raising her granddaughter.BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU'LL LEARN:How grandparents can experience unexpected personal growth and adaptability when stepping up as caregivers, even amidst complex family dynamicsThe power of having honest, real, empathetic conversations with children about difficult situationsWhy community support and changing societal narratives around grandparents raising grandkids is so crucialThank you for tuning into today's episode. It's been a journey of shared stories, insights, and invaluable advice from the heart of a community that knows the beauty and challenges of raising grandchildren. Your presence and engagement mean the world to us and to grandparents everywhere stepping up in ways they never imagined. Remember, you're not alone on this journey. For more resources, support, and stories, visit our website and follow us on our social media channels. If today's episode moved you, consider sharing it with someone who might find comfort and connection in our shared experiences. We look forward to bringing more stories and expert advice your way next week. Until then, take care of yourselves and each other.Liked this episode? Share it and tag us on Facebook @GrandparentsRaisingGrandchilden Love the show? Leave a review and let us know! CONNECT WITH US: Website | Facebook

Andrew White from Saïd Business School and Adam Canwell from EY speak to Arnaud Soirat about leading a cultural transformation at global mining company Rio Tinto. “What was important was to get started and then to leave room for people to experiment and improve.” In the second series of Transformation Leadership2050 Dr Andrew White and Adam Canwell meet five global leaders who have led their organisations through significant change. What can we learn from their experience of addressing turning points in the transformation? In this episode they are joined by Arnaud Soirat, the former Chief Operating Officer at Rio Tinto, who led the global mining group through a radical bottom-up cultural transformation of the company's mindset and behaviour. When Arnaud was called to head up a productivity transformation, he saw that the people at Rio Tinto were its greatest untapped potential to create a new competitive advantage. And so, unlike previous transformations that had been top-down and unsustainable, Arnaud and his team inverted the pyramid and asked those on the shopfloor and actually doing the work to lead on designing a new operating model. What does it mean to lead with this philosophy? Featuring:Dr Andrew White, Senior Fellow of Management Practice, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.Adam Canwell, EY Oceania Workforce Advisory Leader.Arnaud Soirat, former COO, Rio Tinto.Resources:• Subscribe to Andrew's Leadership2050 Newsletter on LinkedIn • Discover more articles, podcasts and videos from Saïd Business School on the challenges business leaders of the future need to consider on Oxford Answers • Follow us on Twitter @Oxford_Answershttps://www.sbs.ox.ac.ukProduced by Eve Streeter for Stabl.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In der Nachmittagsfolge begrüßen wir heute Nam Truong, CEO und Co-Founder von Stabl Energy, und sprechen mit ihm über die erfolgreich abgeschlossene Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 15 Millionen Euro.Stabl Energy hilft Speicherherstellern, Systemintegratoren und EPCs dabei, vom zentralen Wechselrichter unabhängig zu werden und mit seiner Technologie Stromspeicher sicherer, zuverlässiger und effizienter zu machen. So möchte das GreenTech den Einsatz erneuerbarer Energien mithilfe von Energiespeichern erhöhen. Die von Stabl Energy entwickelte Technologie beseitigt das Risiko der Instabilität, wenn gebrauchte Elektrofahrzeugbatterien für Batteriespeichersysteme verwendet werden und verfolgt damit einen innovativen und einzigartigen Ansatz im Sinne der Kreislaufwirtschaft. Die Second-Life-Batteriespeicher des Startups bieten dadurch eine nachhaltige Lösung für die Energiespeicherung, insbesondere für Gewerbe- und Industriekunden, die Bau- und Immobilienwirtschaft sowie für den landwirtschaftlichen Bereich. Stabl Energy wurde im Jahr 2019 von Dr. Arthur Singer, Christoph Dietrich, Dr. Nam Truong und Martin Sprehe in München gegründet. Das Gründungsteam besteht aus Expertinnen und Experten der Batterietechnik und Leistungselektronik. Das Unternehmen beschäftigt heute mehr als 40 Mitarbeitende aus 8 Nationen, die bei Unternehmen wie Tesla, BMW oder Siemens gearbeitet haben.Nun hat das Münchner GreenTech in einer Finanzierungsrunde 15 Millionen Euro eingesammelt. Der European Growth Fonds von Nordic Alpha Partners und des European Innovation Council sowie die bestehenden Kapitalgeber haben sich an der Runde beteiligt. Mit dem frischen Kapital möchte das Startup seine Vision einer CO2-neutralen Stromversorgung vorantreiben und international expandieren.

With the massive growth of electromobility, more and more EV batteries will come onto the market in the future that can be reused for second-use applications. STABL Energy offers such second-life storage, with success. But why are they so important for a Net Zero energy system in the future? What are the challenges? Dr. Nam Truong from STABL reveals this and more. Timeline: 02:21 What is the key to a sustainable circular economy for batteries? 06:44 For which applications are second-life energy storage systems suitable? 07:30 What are currently the biggest challenges of second life storage? 11:12 Is STABL concentrating exclusively on second-life applications? Or are there reasons to pursue other paths as well? Questions or suggestions? Then send us an email to podcast@thesmartere.com

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In this episode, we welcome along the one-and-only Des Kelly, Chief Reporter and interviewer for BT Sport.  Award-winning columnist; national newspaper editor; radio presenter; TV presenter - it's fair to say that Des has had one hell of a career. As we'll hear, Des' stellar career in the media wasn't a given - growing up in south London, he originally thought that he would become a teacher. But after an introduction to a local newspaper when at University, Des soon realised that journalism was to be his true calling in life. Des' career has gone from strength to strength and he freely admits that he never had a plan. He just said yes to opportunities that excited him. Additional career advice from Soma Ghosh via our website somethingin.media Hosting by Dave McGuire. Editing assistance from George Colwey. Music and Sound Design by David Hewson. Executive Editing by Conny Sanderling. Something In Media is a Stabl production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, we welcome along Iyare Igiehon, an experienced broadcaster at the BBC with a load more experience under his belt to boot. We had a fascinating chat and it shows that behind all that success, often comes a hell of alot of grind. Talking to Iyare, it's obvious that music is his first love, and this passion has propelled him in his career from day 1. Long before hitting the heights of presenting early breakfast on national radio, Iyare cut his teeth as a music student in Yorkshire, before coming back to London and getting his hands dirty working for various music start-ups who were looking to make a profit in an ever-changing industry landscape. As we'll hear, Iyare spotted an opportunity as someone who could bring his love of music to the masses, and with a lot of hard work, hustle, and talent, eventually becoming one of the main voices on the then brand new radio station, BBC 1Xtra. He took another opportunity, setting up a radio production company, before presenting the weekend breakfast shows on BBC 6 Music, and becoming an invaluable member of another institution, the BFI.   Iyare's journey has gone full circle. He's now back at the BBC but this time, his role encompasses his talent for inclusion. Additional career advice from Soma Ghosh via our website somethingin.media Hosting by Dave McGuire. Editing assistance from George Colwey. Music and Sound Design by David Hewson. Executive Editing by Conny Sanderling. Something In Media is a Stabl production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We welcome a legendary figure in British radio history, Dave Vitty aka Comedy Dave, as we talk about how his determination got him to the very epicentre of the British entertainment industry. Additional career advice from Soma Ghosh via our website somethingin.media Hosting by Dave McGuire. Editing assistance from George Colwey. Music and Sound Design by David Hewson. Executive Editing by Conny Sanderling. Something In Media is a Stabl production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We welcome writer and podcast sensation Jamie Morton onto the show, as we talk about how he turned his love of performance into his super-power, and how creating the world's most successful podcast is only the start.  Additional career advice from Soma Ghosh via our website somethingin.media Hosting by Dave McGuire. Editing assistance from George Colwey. Music and Sound Design by David Hewson. Executive Editing by Conny Sanderling. Something In Media is a Stabl production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, how film and TV director Paul Taylor went from persuading his mum to take him to commercial shoots in the countryside in northern England, to a script writer who had Hollywood knocking at the door. Additional career advice from Soma Ghosh via our website somethingin.media Hosting by Dave McGuire. Editing assistance from George Colwey. Music and Sound Design by David Hewson. Executive Editing by Conny Sanderling. Something In Media is a Stabl production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michelle is one determined person, and from an early age, Michelle didn't have the easiest of rides, fighting off some major insecurities and unsettled family life. But she knew what she wanted to do and she achieved her ambitions to eventually flourish in front of the camera and become one of the UK's best known television presenters. Today, Michelle is a well-known television and radio star, and in the episode, you'll hear that's all down to her hard work, perseverance and shining personality. Additional career advice from Soma Ghosh via our website somethingin.media Hosting by Dave McGuire. Editing assistance from George Colwey. Music and Sound Design by David Hewson. Executive Editing by Conny Sanderling. Something In Media is a Stabl production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Scull is the epitome of curiosity, and it's obvious from chatting to him that following his instinct with an open mind has served him well during his career, and continues to do so in life. We'll hear that it never hurts to ask the question: those who don't ask, don't get, and that pursuing a project for enjoyment is the most important thing you can do.  Additional career advice from Soma Ghosh via our website somethingin.media Hosting by Dave McGuire. Editing assistance from George Colwey. Music and Sound Design by David Hewson. Executive Editing by Conny Sanderling. Something In Media is a Stabl production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The first class of the Techstars physical health accelerator program has arrived in Fort Worth. Meet two of the companies that are improving the physical, mental and whole health of patients through their innovative startup companies. This episode features Dave Sekowski from Wellest, Stefan Weiss from Straffr, and Hamza Shaikh from Stabl.

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Many of you may know Bonnie from her role as Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films. But alongside her work as an actor and director, Bonnie has another passion – the environment and taking action against climate change. Her new book, Go Gently, shares with readers simple steps we can all take, each day, to help reconnect to the natural world around us and join in the fight against climate change. You can find out more here: https://gogently.earth/book In this episode, we find out more about how Bonnie came to write her book, ask what it was like going back to school while still filming the Potter series, and discuss some of the behind-the-scenes action that happened at the recent Potter reunion. Bonnie's '3am Questions': Favourite book - Go Gently, by Bonnie Wright (of course!!)  Favourite food - Chocolate... and bread Favourite film - Children of Men Favourite song - Into the Mystic, by Van Morrison Find Normal Not Normal on YouTube too. Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood and Kate White Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Did you know that the first Lord of the Rings movie came out three weeks after Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone? In this episode we're talking to the brilliant Billy Boyd and Dominic Monaghan - the actors who played Pippin and Merry in the films. We find out what the mischievous Merry and Pippin have in common with Fred and George Weasley, what pranks Dom pulled on set and why people are still mixing Billy and Dom up. We highly recommend that you check out Billy and Dominic's podcast The Friendship Onion on Youtube, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. They talk about what happened behind the scenes on Lord of the Rings, get their co-stars Elijah Wood and Sean Astin involved and generally just have loads of hilarious fun. Follow us: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps @BillyBoydActor @DomsWildThings Keep sending your storytimes, questions and Did-You-Knows to normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com New episodes every Friday! Find Normal Not Normal on YouTube too. Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood and Kate White Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tiga didn't have your average childhood. He was born in Canada but spent many of his first ten years in Goa, where his parents were part of a community of travellers with a love of all-night beach parties and spirituality. There, he discovered the joys of playing music to a crowd, and went on to become a world-famous, award-winning DJ. He's remixed songs from The xx, LCD Soundsystem, Scissor Sisters, Peaches, Moby, Depeche Mode and more. In this episode we find out what happened when Ollie went to a rave and the police turned up, ask what it's like to change from a rule-free hippy child into a boarding school boy and discuss why your teenage years are the best times to make a few mistakes. Tiga's ‘3am Questions': Favourite book - 1984 by George Orwell or Waiting for the Barbarians by J. M. Coetzee Favourite film - Bladerunner Favourite song - Kiss by Prince Follow us: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps @tiga Keep sending your storytimes, questions and Did-You-Knows to normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com New episodes every Friday! Find Normal Not Normal on YouTube too. Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood and Kate White Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we chat to actor and friend April Pearson! April played Michelle in 2007 hit TV series Skins, and became something of a symbol of noughties teenage rebellion. We talk about what it's like to be best known for your first acting role, body-shaming in the entertainment industry and the dark side of intimacy on-screen. Please bear in mind that this episode is intended for adults and might not be suitable for all listeners. We were lucky enough to be guests on April's podcast 'Are You Michelle from Skins?' last year, and it's back for a new season! Subscribe now: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/are-you-michelle-from-skins/id1563027140 April's ‘3am Questions': Favourite book - Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman Favourite film - Gladiator Favourite song - Evergreen by Yebba Follow us: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps @apriljpearson @areyoumichellefromskins Keep sending your storytimes, questions and Did-You-Knows to normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com New episodes every Friday! Find Normal Not Normal on YouTube too. Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood and Kate White Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Multi-award-winning Jany Temime has created costumes for some of the most famous film stars in the world: Daniel Craig as James Bond; Sandra Bullock in 'Gravity' and, of course, Fred and George Weasley in the Harry Potter films! In this episode we reminisce about our time on-set together, discuss our favourite Potter films and reveal our least favourite costumes. And, because Jany has known us since we were teenagers, she has a few embarrassing memories of us to share…! Jany's ‘3am Questions': Favourite book - In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust Favourite film - The 400 Blows, directed by François Truffaut Favourite song - All You Need is Love by The Beatles Follow us: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps janytemime_costume_designer Keep sending your storytimes, questions and Did-You-Knows to normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com New episodes every Friday! Find Normal Not Normal on YouTube too. Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood and Kate White Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode's guest is Sophie Skelton! She is best known for her role as Brianna Fraser in hit Starz series Outlander. We find out how she discovered she'd landed her Outlander role, discuss trigger warnings on screen and ask why so many Harry Potter fans want Sophie to play Lily Potter! In this episode we do touch on some tough issues, including how sexual violence is depicted on screen and other subjects like suicide. While we don't go into too much detail, we understand that this might be difficult for some listeners who might choose to skip this episode. For support, please visit RAINN.org Sophie's ‘3am Questions': Favourite book - Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë Favourite film - Good Will Hunting Favourite song - Wash Away by Joe Purdy Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps @SkeltonSophie Sophie supports Crohn's & Colitis UK, a leading UK-based charity battling against Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, and other forms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Keep sending your storytimes, questions and Did-You-Knows to normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com New episodes every Friday! Find Normal Not Normal on YouTube too. Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood and Kate White Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tracy Beaker author Jacqueline Wilson has never shied away from the difficult parts of life in her books. She's tackled alcoholism, mental health issues, divorce, domestic abuse and growing up in care, but always manages to make her creations warm, witty and child-friendly. Her books inspired the long-running Tracy Beaker TV series, which has recently been reimagined as 'My Mum Tracy Beaker', featuring Dani Harmer as a grown-up Tracy with a daughter of her own. In this episode we talk about casting Tracy Beaker, coming out in later life and the sad story that inspired James' favourite Jacqueline Wilson book, 'The Suitcase Kid'. Jacqueline's ‘3am Questions': Favourite book - The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath Favourite film - Thelma and Louise Favourite songs - Mythical Kings and Iguanas by Dory Previn Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In unserer Nachmittagsfolge sprechen wir heute mit Nam Truong, CEO und Co-Founder von Stabl Energy, über die 4,5 Millionen Euro-Seed-Finanzierungsrunde. Das Startup aus München möchte mit seinen Batteriespeichern die Energiewende unterstützen. Es wurde 2019 von Arthur Singer, Christoph Dietrich, Nam Truong und Martin Sprehe gegründet und stellt Batterien her, die Strom aus Sonnen- und Windenergie speichern. Für die Batteriespeicher nutzt das Startup unter anderem auch ausrangierte Batterien von Elektroautos. In einer Seed-Finanzierungsrunde hat Stabl Energy nun 4,5 Millionen Euro eingesammelt. Angeführt wurde die Runde von dem Schweizer Smart Energy Innovationsfonds von Energie 360, weitere Investoren sind sowie die Initiative for Industrial Innovators von UnternehmerTUM und einige Business Angels. Der Münchner Wagniskapitalgeber UVC Partners beteiligt sich außerdem zum ersten Mal an Stabl Energy. Stabl Energy gehört auch zu 65 europäischen Startups und Unternehmen, die mit Mitteln des Europäischen Investitionsrats gefördert werden. Mit dem neuen Kapital möchte Stabl Energy nach eigenen Angaben sein Team vergrößern, bestehende Partnerschaften ausbauen und den Eintritt in den europäischen Markt vorbereiten.

In this special bonus episode we take a break from our break to welcome Ed Sheeran and his manager Stuart Camp onto the podcast! We were honoured to host the first interview with both Ed and Stuart together. Over the years the pair have developed a unique friendship, and Stuart and his wife are even godparents to Ed's daughter Lyra. They still disagree on one big thing, however. Ed is a huge Potter superfan. Stuart isn't.  We ask why Ed makes Stuart carry a photo of the Weasley twins in his wallet at all times, which ridiculous purchase Stuart had to talk Ed out of, and why Ed asked Rupert Grint to play him in the music video for 'Lego House'. We'd like to thank HelloFresh, our sponsors for this episode. Go to hellofresh.com/normal14 and use the code normal14 for up to 14 free meals, plus free shipping! Ed's ‘3am Questions': Favourite book - His Dark Materials series by Phillip Pullman Favourite film - The Harry Potter series Favourite songs - Mama's Eyes by Justin Townes Ear - Jealous by Labrinth - American Pie by Don McLean Stuart's ‘3am Questions': Favourite book - Captain Coreli's Mandolin by Louis de Bernières Favourite film - Alien Favourite song - Bad Habits by Ed Sheeran!  Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps @edsheeran We'll see you later this year for the next season! Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund and 'Pretty Carolina' by Jontha Links. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 4, Toto Wolff and Tengku Muhammad Taufik of Formula One's Mercedes-AMG Petronas discuss their record-breaking partnership. They reveal how they have led the teams behind seven consecutive double F1 World Championship titles in turbulent times ­– marked not least by the Covid-19 pandemic and increasing scrutiny around diversity and sustainability. Joining them to discuss how their approaches to leadership have delivered success are Oxford Saïd's Professor Marya Besharov and, chairing the discussion, Professor Michael Smets. Featuring: Toto Wolff (@totobossf1), Team Principal & CEO, Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport. Tengku Muhammad Taufik, President and Group Chief Executive Officer, Petronas. Michael Smets (@michael_smets), Professor of Management, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Marya Besharov (@MaryaBesharov), Professor of Organisations and Impact, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/ Producer/editor – Eve Streeter for Stabl

In the first episode of the new series, Ludovic Phalippou and Vindi Banga discuss the sometimes controversial world of private equity. Ludo and Vindi explore how many private equity-backed companies weathered the Covid-19 crisis well, and address some of the controversial issues associated with the sector – typically high levels of debt have led to the collapse of some potentially viable companies, while many PE-controlled companies had to be ‘rescued’ by the tax-payer. Featuring: Ludovic Phalippou (@lphalippou81), Professor of Financial Economics, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Vindi Banga, partner, Clayton, Dubilier & Rice. Peter Tufano, Peter Moores Dean and Professor of Finance at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Resources: Private Equity Laid Bare (book) Private Equity Laid Bare (podcast) https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/ Producer/editor – Eve Streeter for Stabl

In this episode we chat to graphic design duo MinaLima. Throughout the Harry Potter films, Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima worked together to concoct the style at the heart of the films, from the intricately detailed Marauder’s Map, the wonderfully bonkers Daily Prophet and our favourite, the fantastical Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes inventions.   We find out why the first attempt at Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes wasn’t ‘vulgar’ enough, what Mira and Eduardo think about seeing their designs as tattoos and how the duo snuck their names into so many of their Potter designs.   Since the last Potter film came out, MinaLima have been busy designing Diagon Alley at the Universal Orlando Resort and creating the graphic props for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, as well as for films outside the Potter world including Sweeney Todd and The Golden Compass. They’ve also illustrated a beautiful collection of classic novels for Harper Collins and opened stores in London, Osaka and New York. Find out more at minalima.com   We’re sad to say that this is the last episode of the season, but don’t worry we’ll be back later this year with more wonderful guests! MinaLima’s '3am Questions': Favourite book: Call Me By Your Name by André Aciman (Eduardo); Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell (Mira) Favourite film/TV: Cinema Paradiso (Eduardo) and Mad Men (Mira) Favourite song: Anything by Madonna (Eduardo) and Space Oddity by David Bowie (Mira) Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps @minalima Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund and 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we chat to British Paralympian and self-described javelin queen Hollie Arnold MBE. Hollie, who was born without a right forearm, became a household name in 2016 when she won gold at the Rio Paralympics, smashing the world record in the process. But things haven't always been plain sailing for Hollie. We find out how Hollie coped when her mum was hospitalised with severe depression, why internet trolls turned on her when she shared her 'MBE' title on UK reality TV show 'I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here' and how sibling rivalry got her onto the athletics field in the first place. If you or someone close to you is finding life difficult, don’t suffer in silence. Contact the Suicide Prevention Hotline or The Samaritans for support. Hollie's '3am Questions': Favourite book: Bridget Jones’s Diary by Helen Fielding Favourite film: The Grinch (2000) Favourite song: Rise Up by Andra Day Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps @HollieA2012 Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund, 'Let Go' by Conditional and 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we talk to Cameo app co-founder Martin Blencowe. Martin’s story is sure to inspire you, although his journey to success was not smooth. We hear about his struggle with steroids as a teenage athlete in the UK, his pursuit of the American Dream in LA and how the Harry Potter films helped him through his father’s last weeks.  Cameo is an app that allows users to order personalised video messages from their favourite actors, singers and sportspeople. The app’s success did not happen overnight, however. We hear about Martin’s career struggles (he’s a self-confessed failed Olympic athlete, failed sports agent, and failed film producer) and find out why it’s so hard for him to sit back and enjoy his success.  Listen out for behind-the-scenes celebrity stories, and Martin’s favourite Cameo moment. Martin’s ‘3am Questions’:  Favourite book - Lucky Man - Michael J. Fox Favourite song - An Englishman in New York - Sting  Favourite film - The Harry Potter series and Terminator 2  We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch. We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of every podcast. You can tweet us your message using the hashtag #normalnotnormal and #didyouknow or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com  Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from a parent or guardian.  Follow us on Twitter:  @OliverPhelps  @James_Phelps  @martinblencowe Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production.  Produced by Alice Homewood.  YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps.  Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund and 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we talk to our brilliant friend Nat Tena, who you might know better as Nymphadora Tonks. Nat landed her first film role aged sixteen, when she starred alongside Hugh Grant and Nicholas Hoult in About a Boy. Since then she’s been in many of our favourite films and TV shows, from Game of Thrones to The Mandalorian. When she’s not acting she’s singing and playing the accordion in gypsy ska band Molotov Jukebox. We find out how smoking round the back of the bike sheds landed Nat her first film role, why she thought Dumbledore was a country and what bad habit has her scaring fellow hotel guests. In 2020 Nat walked the 720km Camino De Santiago trail with her best friend to raise money for The Orchid Project, an amazing charity that is fighting to put an end to female genital cutting. To support the charity and find out more go to theorchidproject.org Nat’s ‘3am Questions’: Favourite book - The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende Favourite song - The Tracks of My Tears by Smokey Robinson Favourite film - Strictly Ballroom We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch. We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of every podcast. You can tweet us your message using the hashtag #normalnotnormal and #didyouknow or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from a parent or guardian. Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps @NatTenaLady Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund and 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we talk to someone who makes us feel all warm and fuzzy inside. It’s Karamo Brown from Queer Eye! Karamo is the culture expert on the Netflix show Queer Eye, and helps guests tackle emotional issues that have been holding them back, while his co-hosts Bobby, Tan, Jonathan and Antoni make-over the guests’ homes, style and culinary skills. Karamo has a background in social work and moved into the spotlight in 2004 when he took part in MTV reality show The Real World: Philadelphia, becoming the first openly gay black man to be cast on a reality show. We find out how Karamo’s bad school behaviour made him who he is today, why he wants to redefine the term ‘coming out’ and what made him face his fears and stop drawing in his hairline.  We know it can be difficult to be open about your sexuality when your community isn’t accepting of your LGBTQIA+ identity. If you need support, reach out.  Visit stonewall.org.uk or thetrevorproject.org   Karamo’s ‘3am Questions’: Favourite books - The Harry Potter series Favourite song - Let me Cater to You - Destiny’s Child Favourite film - Clueless or Forrest Gump We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch. We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of every podcast. You can tweet us your message using the hashtag #normalnotnormal or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from a parent or guardian. Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps @Karamo Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is a little bit different. This season we’ve been asking an amazing selection of guests what the word ‘normal’ means to them but in this episode we’re putting ourselves in the hot seats, and interviewing each other.   Listen in to find out which one of us flashed airport security, what secrets we’re keeping from our parents and how we really feel about sharing a Wikipedia page. We’ll also be answering lots of your questions, so prepare to learn more about us than ever before.   We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch. We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of every podcast. You can tweet us your message using the hashtags #normalnotnormal and #didyouknow or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from a parent or guardian. Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps @James_Phelps Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we talk to everyone’s favourite sports presenter, the brilliant Kelly Cates. Football is well and truly in Kelly’s DNA because her father Kenny Dalglish is a world-renowned football player and manager.   Kelly tells us about ditching a maths degree to work at Sky Sports, becoming one of the UK’s first female sports presenters and shares what it’s like to broadcast live from one end of the kitchen table while her daughters eat pasta at the other end.   In 2016 Kelly presented a moving documentary about the Hillsborough football stadium disaster. We recommend you have a listen to find out more and hear Kelly in action: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03sf7ps      Kelly’s ‘3am Questions’: Favourite book - Rachel’s Holiday by Marian Keyes Favourite song - (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher by Jackie Wilson Favourite film - When Harry Met Sally and Bridesmaids     We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch. We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of every podcast. You can tweet us your message using the hashtag #normalnotnormal or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com    Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from a parent or guardian.     Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps      @James_Phelps @KellyCates     Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund and 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode seven, leaders from industry, policy-making, academia as well as entrepreneurs discuss working collaboratively to drive community-centred, ‘outside in’ innovation for health. Featuring: Professor Chas Bountra, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Innovation, University of Oxford. Srin Madipalli (@SrinMadipalli), tech entrepreneur and accessibility expert. Maayan Ziv (@maayanziv), CEO, AccessNow. Pēteris Zilgalvis (@PZilgalvis), Head of Unit for Digital Innovation and Blockchain, European Commission. Dr Vreni Schoenenberger, Global Head of Public Affairs, Neuroscience, Novartis. Donna Walsh, Executive Director, European Federation of Neurological Associations. https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/ Producer/editor – Eve Streeter for Stabl

In this episode we talk to our friend and fellow Hogwarts alumnus Alfred Enoch.   After playing Dean Thomas in the Harry Potter films Alfie went on to star in Shonda Rhimes’ hit show How to Get Away with Murder alongside the great Viola Davis.    We reminisce about our time winding each other up on set, find out how Alfie got the part of Dean Thomas even though he didn’t audition and learn why he faked his accent for a whole year.     Alfie’s ‘3am Questions’: Favourite book - The Thomas Cromwell Trilogy by Hilary Mantel Favourite song - Best of My Love by The Emotions Favourite film - Corpus Christi (2019)      We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch. We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of every podcast. You can tweet us your message using the hashtag #normalnotnormal or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com    Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from a parent or guardian.     Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps      @James_Phelps     Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund and 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode six, a panel discuss the pros and cons of digital platforms. From social media to entertainment and commerce, they are part of our daily lives. But are they good for business and society? Or is there a darker side to the platform economy? Featuring: Andrew Stephen (@AndrewTStephen), Associate Dean of Research, L’Oréal Professor of Marketing, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Cammy Crolic, Associate Professor of Marketing, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Pinar Ozcan, Professor of Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Felipe Thomaz (@felipecthomaz), Associate Professor of Marketing, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/ Producer/editor – Eve Streeter for Stabl

In this episode we talk to former rugby player and charity founder Matt Hampson. At 21, Matt was a rising rugby star with a glittering future ahead of him. All that changed in March 2005 when a catastrophic training accident ended his career and turned his life upside down. Now paralysed from the neck down, Matt has to use a ventilator twenty four hours a day, but he doesn't let that stop him living his best life. We chat to Matt about the accident, learn what made him a 'nightmare child' and find out how Matt pulls the sympathy card to get the last chocolate bar. In 2011 Matt founded the Matt Hampson Foundation, a charity which gives life-changing support to those with debilitating disabilities. In 2018 the charity opened the Get Busy Living Centre, a rehabilitation clinic where people can access physiotherapy and connect with others who have similar stories. To find out more and donate to Matt's charity, go to www.matthampsonfoundation.org Sponsors: We’d like to thank our sponsors Yamaha for supporting the podcast. To find out more about the Yamaha E700A headphones go to yamahamusiclondon.com/E700A     Matt’s 3am questions: Favourite Book – Rainbow Warrior by Francois Pienaar Favourite Film – The Shawshank Redemption Favourite Song – Live Forever by Oasis     We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch. We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of every podcast. You can tweet us your message using the hashtag #normalnotnormal or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com    Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from a parent or guardian.     Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps      @James_Phelps @Hambofoundation     Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund, 'Let Go' by Conditional and 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode five, a panel discuss why Western policy towards China and China’s policy towards the West have shifted so dramatically in recent years and how it may evolve in the future. What are the motivations driving the globalisation of Chinese technology firms, the motivations driving the response of Western countries, and possible paths forward?Featuring: Eric Thun, Peter Moores Associate Professor in Chinese Business Studies, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Rebecca Arcesati (@RebeccaArcesati), analyst, Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS), Berlin. Professor Xudong Gao, School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University, Beijing. Stephan Scheuer (@StephanScheuer), former China correspondent and current Technology Team Lead at Handelsblatt, Düsseldorf. Dr. Adam Segal, Ira A Lipman Chair in Emerging Technologies and National Security; Director, Digital and Cyberspace Policy Programme, Council on Foreign Relations, New York. Marc Szepan, Lecturer in International Business, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/ Producer/editor – Eve Streeter for Stabl

In this episode we talk to our friend (and ex-boss) Paula DuPré Pesmen. As Associate Producer on the Harry Potter films Paula watched us grow up over the years and has plenty of behind-the-scenes tea to spill.   We reminisce about our first terrifying meeting, hear about a surprise Paul McCartney meeting at Abbey Road Studios and find out why we’ll always be ‘kids’ in Paula’s eyes.   During the filming of the Potter films, Paula’s world was turned upside down by family illness. It was this that inspired her to start the incredible charity There With Care, which supports families coping with critical illness.    Paula also supports The Liv Project, which is working to turn the tide on youth suicide. In this episode we play ‘The Game That Goes There’, a game developed by the project to encourage deeper conversations. To get your copy and support the charity, go to shopthelivproject.com    If you’re finding life difficult, don’t suffer in silence. Contact the Suicide Prevention Hotline or The Samaritans for support.     Sponsors: We’d like to thank our sponsors Yamaha for supporting the podcast. To find out more about the Yamaha E700A headphones go to yamahamusiclondon.com/E700A     Paula’s ‘3am Questions’: Favourite book - Becoming by Michelle Obama Favourite album - Songs in The Key of Life by Stevie Wonder  Favourite film - Casablanca     We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch. We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of every podcast. You can tweet us your message using the hashtag #normalnotnormal or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com    Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from a parent or guardian.     Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps      @James_Phelps @pauladupre     Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund, 'Let Go' by Conditional and 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode four, ‘Entrepreneur Whisperer’ Linda Rottenberg and Professor Pinar Ozcan discuss the role of high-impact entrepreneurship in responding to the Covid-19 crisis and in “building forward” for the future. While larger, less agile companies have struggled to adapt, the global lockdowns have been a catalyst for innovation. ‘When economies turn down, entrepreneurs turn up,’ says Linda. Featuring: Linda Rottenberg, co-founder and CEO, Endeavor. Pinar Ozcan, Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/Producer/editor – Eve Streeter for Stabl

Marianne Bator and Chelsey Nagy teamed up to form Be.Stabl, a team that is focused on helping individuals find stability through the balance of the brain, body, and belly working in unison. We chat about how they formed Be.Stabl, what’s the common mistake people make when trying to balance the brain, body and belly, and how to sustain goals to achieve them. Stay Connected with be stabl:www.Instagram.com/be_stabl •www. facebook.com/letsbestabl •www.bestabl.com/

In this episode we talk to TV chef and author Nadiya Hussain MBE, winner of the UK’s Great British Bake Off 2015. Nadiya became a national treasure overnight when her acceptance speech on the final of the Bake Off touched hearts all across the country: 'I'm never gonna put boundaries on myself ever again. I’m never gonna say I can’t do it. I’m never gonna say ‘maybe’. I’m never gonna say, ‘I don’t think I can.’ I can and I will.' Since then, Nadiya has made several BBC TV series that have been released on Netflix, making her a household name all over the world. She has also written three cookbooks, a novel, a memoir and a children’s book about dealing with anxiety, something which is close to her heart. In this episode Nadiya opens up about her anxiety ‘monster’, falling in love with baking in a no-bake home and how her parents keep her feet well and truly on the ground. We’ll also be asking Nadiya the question on everyone’s mind: does pineapple belong on a pizza?   You can find out more about Nadiya’s latest projects here.   Sponsors: We’d like to thank our sponsors Yamaha for supporting the podcast. To find out more about the Yamaha E700A headphones go to yamahamusiclondon.com/E700A Nadiya’s ‘3am Questions’: Favourite book - The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold Favourite song - Accidentally in Love by Counting Crows Favourite film - Gladiator and Fight Club   We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch. We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of every podcast. You can tweet us your message using the hashtag #normalnotnormal or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com    Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from a parent or guardian.   Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps      @James_Phelps @BegumNadiya   Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by Oliver and James Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund, 'At Last' by Martin Landh and 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode three, a panel explores how accountants can help the drive towards net zero carbon by implementing global sustainability standards. Is the International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation best placed to take on this role and create a Sustainability Standards Board? Featuring:Sandy Boss, Global Head of Investment Stewardship, BlackRock. Dame Elizabeth Corley, Chair, Impact Investing Institute. Tajinder Singh, Deputy Secretary General, International Organisation of Securities Commissions. Richard Barker, Professor of Accounting, Associate Dean of Faculty, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Clara Barby, Chief Executive, Impact Management Project. https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/ Producer/editor – Eve Streeter for Stabl

In this episode we talk to Harry Potter fan James Haskell. Oh, and he’s also an England rugby star, reality TV contestant and podcast host.   James Haskell had a glittering rugby career before retiring from the game in 2019, but whether you’re into rugby or not James is well worth your attention.   In this episode we find out what really happened behind the scenes of that controversial season of the UK’s reality TV show ‘I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here’, how seeing a sports psychologist changed the way James checks in on his friends’ mental health and why he’s training to be a digger driver at the age of 35.    James also shares what happened when he chose the Potter films for his Mastermind quiz subject, why the films remind him of his time at boarding school and what makes wizards and witches so darn cool.   James hosts three brilliant podcasts: What a Flanker, Couples Quarantine with his wife Chloe Madeley and The Good the Bad and the Rugby alongside Mike Tindall and Alex Payne.   James’ ‘3am Questions’:   Favourite book - The Harry Potter series and Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke Favourite song - Tiny Dancer by Elton John Favourite film - Ronin starring Robert De Niro Our Sponsors: We want to thank this episode's sponsors Beer52 and Yamaha for their support. Go to Beer52.com/normal and pay the postage costs of just £5.95 to get eight free craft beers, a snack and a magazine. To check out the brilliant Yamaha E700A headphones go to yamahamusiclondon.com/E700A   We want to hear from you. If you have a brilliant 'Did You Know?' fact, a question for us, a jingle you’ve written or a voice note you want to share, get in touch! We’ll choose a few messages and include them in the audio version of the podcast every episode. You can tweet us your message using the hashtags #normalnotnormal and #didyouknow or email us at normalnotnormalpodcast@gmail.com    Remember, if you’re sending us a voice note or jingle and you’re under eighteen, please get permission from your parents or guardian.   Follow us on Twitter: @OliverPhelps      @James_Phelps @jameshaskell   Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production. Produced by Alice Homewood. YouTube version edited by James and Oliver Phelps. Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund, 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band and ‘Dancing with the Devil’ by Bonkers Beat Club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hi everyone! We're Chelsey and Marianne, the founders of Be.Stabl. In this introduction, we explain what Be.Stabl is, why we started this community and why we're qualified to do so. We are so excited to get started helping our community be stable between their brain, body, and belly. Join us! You won't be disappointed.