From a Lancashire Lass: Recent Episodes
Lucy Baxter
Shining a light on everything Lancashire - chatting to local business owners and inspirational people.
In this episode, I chat to Michele and Jane all about their creative workshops and classes that incorporate self care, being creative and in the moment as a retreat. This is a really great place to learn new skills and take home the things that you make with Michele and Jane. For more info visit www.polefieldcreativeworkshop.co.uk
In this episode, I chat with Kate from ‘A Year of Dates’ all about their incredible products giving people ideas and date ideas to spend quality time with people.
In this episode, I revisit a wonderful business - Cuckoo gin and catch up with Tom since we last spoke in 2021. A lot has happened with the business since then with some incredibly tasting new gin and spirits out on the market. You can also watch this episode over on the YouTube channel.
In this episode, I chat to Steve, the owner of Prime Time Watch Repairs, which is based at Cedar Farm, all about how he became a watch repair specialist and set up his own business. We talk about getting the younger generation into the industry and the sentimental meanings behind owning a watch.
In this episode, I am joined by Jack and Grant who are the organisers of the Cinema at the Continental in Preston - a cinema screening that takes place twice a month and shows a variety of films. We chat through favourite films, mainstream vs independent films and why it is important to watch films and support filmmakers. The next screening is Tuesday 23rd April.
In this episode, I chat with Suzy all about her wonderful networking business that builds up and inspires women - Unique Ladies. We chat all about the events, the blogs and the new foundation that Suzy has set up whilst on her own breast cancer journey. She is encouraging all women to attend their Mammogram appointment.
In this episode I chat to Lynsey, the owner and founder of The Online Swim School. The Online Swim School provides videos and courses for parents to teach their babies to swim and be comfortable in the water, but unlike a regular swimming lesson, this can be done at any time that is convenient for the parents. It is a great episode all about the importance of teaching babies and children how to swim.
In this episode, I visited Marco, the founder of LANX shoes in Lancashire at the HQ to see how the shoes are made, the different styles and what makes LANX boots and shoes stand out from the rest. A great episode and you can also watch this episode over on my YouTube channel too. But for more info on these wonderful boots, check out the website www.lanxshoes.com
In this episode, I chat to Nicola from Rosy Goat Ice Cream about how their business started and how goat’s milk can be better for people who can’t tolerate cow’s milk. We also chat about the future of the business including a new farm shop.
In this episode, I chat with Amanda from Al’right Petal all about her florist business and we talk about the trends in flowers and top tips to keep your bouquet as fresh as possible for as long as possible.
In this episode I am joined by Amanda who is a professional organiser and declutterer. Amanda gives us some top tips to keeping our homes and belongings organised and much more.
In this episode I speak to Katie Wilson, who runs the award winning food adventure around Lancashire and Cumbria. On Katie’s tours you visit some incredible artisan food and drink places and also learn about the history of our incredible county. For more info visit www.bowlandandbay.co.uk
In this episode, I chat with Kate all about what it means to be an ethical marketing consultant.
In this great episode, I chat to Lizzie about her family business of making gin and the art to a great glass of G&T, including a BRAND NEW gin that they have just launched yesterday evening.
In this episode, I chat to Anna who has created and set up a new film festival which will be held at Morecambe Bay. It will be running from the 6th to 29th October and is a great opportunity for you to watch some independent films and learn what happens behind the scenes when a film is made.
In this episode, I chat to Vicky Hawkesworth from Radio 1 all about her story to become a Radio 1 presenter and also taking on the new hobby of roller skating.
In this episode, I am joined by singer-songwriter Tom Speight and we talk all about his new album coming out, but also about life with Crohn’s Disease. The episode is full of inspiring stories and motivation to never give up, despite what you may have going on in your life.
In this episode, I chat to Jess all about her business SCRAN. It is amazing and currently focuses on teaching children of all ages the importance of cooking well and knowing where their food comes from.
In this episode, I am joined by Natacha, the founder of Savvy Style - a business that helps women dress authentically and increase their confidence. We chat all about clothes and outfits and style and also about wardrobe organisation along with a range of tips for increasing your confidence and feeling good in what you wear.
In this episode, I am joined by Matt, a co-founder from ‘A Good Day’ - a community organisation with a purpose. The work that this organisation is doing is honestly outstanding.
In this episode, I am joined by Dawn who talks all about the sewing and craft classes that Dawn puts on and so much more - a really interesting chat all about being creative and enjoying a hobby and some time with a creative community.
Joining me in this episode is Liz - a public speaking coach with over 12 years of experience. She chats to me all about encouraging female business owners to have more confidence in public speaking. It is a great conversation.
In this episode I chat to the wonderfully talented Lucy who owns a bakehouse on Fishergate Hill called Origin Bakehouse. Lucy bakes alongside her mum with different bakes and treats every day they are open. They also do an incredibly tasty brunch!
In this episode, I speak to the incredibly joyful Jess Riley - a mural and lettering artist based in Wigan. Jess is a lover of bright colours and you will find one of her murals on the tunnel pass at the Wigan North Western train station.
In this episode, I chat to Joe aka Dough Boy all about his pizza company, including his incredibly renowned garlic bread. Dough Boy is available for weddings, events and also does pop-ups.
In this episode, I chat to Frida Hussain, the owner of an incredible painting business for people to take part in incredible creative events. Follow @paintawayevents to support this business.
In this episode, I chat to Cat King all about Society1 - a thriving co-working space in the heart of Preston. The facilities are state of the art and give people a fully flexible space at low rates to work in a great environment.
In this episode, I chat to head chef Ian Moss all about the amazing food served at the Coach and Horses in the Ribble Valley, but also the events coming up in March that they have.
In the first episode of Season 3, I chat to Helen Summers, the founder of The Women’s Football magazine all about women’s football and the importance of getting women into sport.
In this season finale, I chat to Beck and Han from the business Dalou that creates bespoke recipe wedding favours for couples. We chat all about the process and the importance of seasonal and sustainable ingredients. For more information visit www.dalou.co I’ll be back in 2023 with Season 3 From a Lancashire Lass!
In this episode I chat to Ryan Pentall an agricultural photographer from Lancashire all about why he got into photography and the importance of supporting British farmers. You can follow Ryan on Instagram on @rpagriculturalphotography
In this episode I am joined by Patricia Harrison and Susan Douglass from Friends of Winckley Square in Preston. We talk all about the Christmas events they are arranging in December. For more information visit www.winckleysquarepreston.org
In this episode, I chat to Katie Whitehead, the founder and managing director of Divine Days Community - a social enterprise all about tackling different aspects of inequality. It is a really great conversation and there are lots of ways that we can help the organisation. For more information visit: www.divinedays.co.uk
In this episode I chat to Mike Ward, the operations manager at Lancaster Area Search and Rescue (LASAR) all about the charity, what they do and how you listeners can help them. For more information, please visit www.lasar.org.uk
In this episode, I am joined by Great British Menu judge and food writer Matthew Fort and his daughter Lois Fort all about their podcast ‘Forts on Food’. We chat about their favourite food, the importance of food in celebrations and the guests you can expect on Season 2 of their podcast which is out next Wednesday.
In this episode, I chat to Beth all about the Magical Story Jars business she has and the importance of children telling stories and using their imagination in a creative and educational way. For more info visit www.magicalstoryjars.com
In this episode I chat with Gemma Wren, the owner of Natures Gems Tours all about the wildlife experiences that she runs around Morecambe Bay. This is a really great way of connecting with nature so visit www.natures gem tours.co.uk for more info
In this episode, I chat with creative director, writer, producer and facilitator Alex O’Toole all about what she does in the creative industry and why it is so important that people are educated and brought up on the importance of culture. For more information on her work visit www.alexandraotoole.co.uk
In this episode, I chat to Tedd Walmsley about his role as managing director at Live Magazines. We talk about his career and the reasons why the magazines have been so successful. We also talk about Nightsafe, a charity that helps young homeless people in Blackburn that Tedd is a trustee for.
In this episode, I chat to Sabine all about what you can expect if you visit the Lancashire Police Museum, based at Lancaster Castle. It is a really great museum free for all the family and for more information at www.lancashirepolicemuseum.co.uk
In this episode I chat to Esther, the executive producer of Lancashire Encounter Festival all about what is happening this weekend in Preston city centre. There is so much free cultural and arts performances and things to get involved in. There is also a procession from Moor Park at 7:15pm with the finale performance at Preston bus station at around 9pm. For more information visit: https://www.lancsencounter.co.uk/quickguide
In this episode, I chat to Jenna about her campaign all about being kind and how she was inspired to help people so much.
In this episode, I am joined by my talented best friend, Anna Cookson - a professional actor musician. We chat all about things theatre, including how it was during the pandemic. But we also chat about the humanitarian work Anna is doing over in France. Additionally we chat about Anna’s new project @moonsproutproductions!
In this episode I chat to the general manager of Southport Flower Show that is taking place 18th 21st August. For more information visit www.southportflowershow.co.uk
In this episode I am joined by Emma who chats to me all about why she decided to set up her business all about insurance and is so passionate about covering families. She is so inspiring.
In this episode I chat to Claire, owner of the customised embroidery business ‘Cotton Eye Sew’. We also chat about farming and the importance of supporting local farmers as the annual campaign Farm24 concludes today.
In this episode, I am joined but Nikki Cookson, owner of Woodcroft crafts in Scorton. We chat about the hand-made gifts and Christian gifts that she sells in her shop but also the Haven garden and different children’s and spiritual activities that you can get involved in. Visit www.woodcroftcrafts.co.uk for more information.
In this great episode, I chat to Michelle from Rewilding - a place for events, retreats and feasts inspired by human and nature connection in Cockerham.
In this episode I chat with Andy Pratt all about his fascinating career in the police, his faith and his voluntary roles.
TRIGGER WARNING this episode contains conversation about domestic abuse and murder. In this episode, I am delighted to be joined by Bernie talking about the school workshops he runs, the book he has written and how he started his career in motivational speaking and spoke at a TEDX event.
In this episode, I chat to Rhys Jones all about his farm gym and online personal training business, Cattle Strength. They also have amazing gym clothing so check out their website www.cattlestrength.com
In this episode, I am joined by Jack Lowe who is the founder of NW Drones Photography, where he specialises in drone footage of farms and machinery along with other things. Jack talks about how he flys his drones, how he edits the pieces and how he got into it in the first place.
Today is wear yellow day for Cystic Fibrosis week and I chatted virtually with Mark Aisthorpe, a Great British Menu regional finalist about his job as a head chef and also how he juggles life with his CF.
In this episode, I was thrilled to chat with Amy Conway all about her journey to become one of the most successful makeup artists in the world. Amy also talks about simple tips to refresh your own makeup looks and shares really great advice for anyone with ambitions to progress in their career.
In this episode I chat with Shane Whitaker, the chef and owner of Assiette Catering - a private dining experience. We chat about the different menus, how it works and the amazing food on offer. Shane is also the Sous Chef at The Inn at Whitewell so we have a great chat about cooking and food.
In this episode I chat to Katie Street and Caroline McCaul about an upcoming mini Christian music festival in Parbold taking place next weekend.
In this incredible episode, I chat to Jack who is a TV runner. We chat about the variety in his job, but also about his stammer campaign that he has set up. Jack is such an inspiring man and his zest and love for his job really shines through.
In this episode, I chat with Bonnie who makes incredible cakes for all occasions. We also chat about her tutorials she does and most importantly top tips on how to perfect your home bakes.
In this panel discussion, I chat with Alastair about the future of the Church. We talk about worship music with the organ vs more contemporary and general chat. This episode is dedicated and in memory of Simon Glynn - an inspirational person for Alastair and myself.
In this episode, I chat to Ben from Rivington Brewing Co about the beer they make and also the collaborations that he has done with Ukrainian businesses.
In this episode I am joined by Jay Flynn who created Jay’s Virtual Pub Quiz in lockdown that had hundreds of thousands of people around the world taking part in a live quiz during the pandemic and ever since! He is still doing the quizzes on a Thursday and Saturday evening. In this episode, Jay does a little Lancashire quiz for all my listeners to have a go!
What a delight it was to chat with Philippa all about her journey, both in her career and her faith! To keep up to date with her music, her tours and everything else visit www.philippahanna.com
In this episode, I chat to Tom Parker about being head chef of One Michelin star restaurant The White Swan at Fence.
In this episode I chat to Matt Pacey who creates videos and also has his own podcast. We chat all about Matt’s career - how he started with only £7 in his back. This is PART ONE of this series with Matt - he has so many more funny and interesting stories to tell.
In this episode, I chat to Kari who is the creator and founder of Cheeky Tapes - funky tapes for NG tubes. This episode is so emotional and inspiring. We hear the story of how Kari’s beautiful and joyful boy Freddie inspired her business. Kari was one of the kindest, most humble people I have every interviewed and through this episode, you can just tell how much Freddie is loved by his amazing mum and dad! Kari also very kindly has given all my listeners a 10% discount on orders with her so use: LANCASHIRE10 on her website www.cheekytapes.co.uk
In this episode, I chat with the inspirational Irene all about her life. She is a detective, but now also an author and mum of boys. We hear the heartbreaking story of moments in Irene’s life that she had the strength to cope with and learn from and eventually write books about!
In this episode I chat to Lancashire based artist Shiryn all about her work. She is absolutely incredible and a joy to chat to! Her paintings definitely make me feel happier!
In this episode, I chat to Rebecca Tiplady, the owner and creator of Monty Wests - a clothing brand for women in agriculture. We chat about the clothing, but also about how Rebecca is a real advocate for supporting women in agriculture.
In this episode, I chat to Helen Drinkall, a farmer from Angelzarke about her beef and lamb boxes and the importance of buying local produce.
In this episode, I chat with Nigel Haworth - one of the most prestigious chefs in Lancashire! Nigel used to be head chef at Northcote Manor. He has just started a new venture ‘The Three Fishes’ restaurant in the Ribble Valley.
In this episode, I chat to Ryan Hayes about his brewery in New Longton, including tasting some of his beer. A great episode and also great beer!
I speak to the former Lib Dem Leader Tim Farron MP, about growing up in Preston, life as an MP and also about his faith and journey as a Christian.
In this episode, I chat to Laura all about Mini Professors and how children can take part and enjoy science.
In this episode I chat to Olly (@agricontract) about life on the farm, how he set up his own successful Youtube channel, the annual Liverpool tractor run he does for Alder Hey. We also discuss farming issues.
In this episode, I chat with Stuart Hodgson, the soon to be General Manager of Heathcote & Co. We talk about hospitality and what it is like at Preston North End and also have the pandemic has impacted on the hospitality sector.
In this episode I chat to the rural police for South Lancashire about what they are doing to tackle rural crime in the region. Back in October 2021, I spent the day with the team to see what they do!
In this episode, I am joined by two guests on my panel as we reflect on the significant events of 2021.
In this episode, I catch up with Rowena Cross. Rowena was on the podcast last year from her home in Malibu, but now she’s back in England! Have a listen to this Christmas message about faith.
In this episode, I am joined by Catherine - an exceptional artist based in Cumbria. We chat about how Catherine got into art, the paintings she does and the pieces available for Christmas! An episode not to be missed.
In this episode, I chat to Danny Garratt, the owner of Preston Tuition Centre. We chat about education and how Danny can help children from 5 to 18 years old.
In this episode I chat to Chelsea from Innovate Her - a charity that aims to inspire more young girls into the tech industry. They have an event taking place virtually for Lancashire teens on 7th December and you can register for the event on this link https://innovateher.co.uk/innovating-lancashire/
Join me as I chat to Paul Williams, Lancashire’s own Willy Wonka. Choc Amor is a chocolate shop based at Cedar Farm in Mawdsley.
In this episode I chat to John about his new novel called Approval all about the process of adoption from a would be father’s perspective. A really great chat giving you the insight into a great author.
In this episode, I chat with my good friend Danny about his faith and journey to become a vicar. This is a great episode and Danny is such an inspiration!
In this episode, I am joined by Megan. We talk about why she moved to Australia and how her Christian faith has helped her being apart from her family during the pandemic. Megan is inspiring!
In this episode, I chat with Evve about her music career, her songs and her music taste. Evve even sings a little bit for us and her voice is INCREDIBLE!
In this episode, I chat to Alice Singleton about working at The Lancashire Wildlife Trust, Brockholes and the importance of spending time in nature.
In this episode, I chat to Sarah Schofield about her debut short story collection, ‘Safely Gathered In’. We also talk about Sarah’s creative process and hear EXCLUSIVELY the opening paragraphs to her first story in the collection.
In this episode, I chat with Dave Cottrell who is a mindset coach. We chat about Dave’s journey and some tips if you suffer from stress, overthinking and much more. World mental health day this year is Sunday 10th October 2021 so check in with your friends and family and see how they are doing.
In this episode, Annie Wynn chats to me about the amazing work that Let’s Grow Preston does in the community and how nature and gardening is incredibly important for our mental health.
In this episode, I chat to Laura about her seriously impressive and successful career as a professional squash player. We also chat about her new book that she has written called ‘All In: Becoming World Champion’. An inspirational guest and an episode not to be missed.
Today I chat to Emily Littlechild, the Founder and Principal of Danceworx, a new dance school in Preston. In this episode, you’ll get to know Emily more and here some of her stories when she was a professional dancer on a cruise ship.
Get to know Holly Belshaw, behind the Workout with Hols instagram account as she chats with me all about fitness!
In this episode, I chat to Ruth Marsden about her card business and more about Sports Reach, where she works. It is truly inspiring and lovely to see that every aspect of Ruth’s life involves her faith.
Today I chat to Kerry, a professional makeup artist who specialises in weddings. We talk about different makeup trends, weddings in the pandemic and the services that Kerry offers.
In this episode, I learn more about the fostering and adoption processes in Lancashire.
In this episode, I have a fascinating chat with Tony Hesketh who owns Photonstage Audio, an independent record and Hi-Fi shop in Preston. We talk all things music, speakers and how his business has managed in the pandemic.
Today, I am joined by Ben Briggs, Editor at the Farmers Guardian. We chat about the different issues in agriculture and the FARM24 campaign.
In this episode I chat to the Senior Director of Ribble Vets, Mr Steven Baxter. Ribble Vets is based in Penwortham, Leyland and Wesham and is a large, independent, 24/7 veterinary hospital. We chat about Steven’s career over the last 40 years and much more!
In this episode we chat about water skiing, moving to the USA to study and how living in America has been during the elections and pandemic.
Today I chat to Helen from Owd Barn all about their shop and all the things they provide and do.
In this episode I chat to Mike Bushell about his career, the many sports he has tried, being on Strictly Come Dancing and HIS prediction for the Euro Final on Sunday.
I chat to Dominic and Debbie Eaton who lead The Salvation Army in Preston. We talk about the amazing work that they are doing in Preston with all the different communities. We also talk about their Food bank and how they are in desperate need for donations.
In this episode, I chat to Mr Edwin Booth about the history of Booths and all the roles and responsibilities that Edwin has. This is an incredible episode with an incredible guest.
Joining me today is Richard Frediani who is the editor of BBC Breakfast. Richard has had the most amazing and interesting career. We also chat about growing up in Preston and owning a fish and chip shop!
Today I chat to the organisers of the NEW Preston Live Arts Festival running from 21st to 30th June this year! Celebrating dancing, singing, writing, acting, creation and much more! If you are around, I would highly recommend heading down to Preston.
Today I chat to Catherine about her online coaching business and the truth to success in dieting, reducing stress, sleeping better and much more! I found this conversation really really interesting! You can follow Catherine on Instagram @catherinedeancoaching
In this episode, I chat to Grace about her role as Early Years Coordinator at BAE Systems and the ways that people can get into the company. We chat through the various apprenticeship programmes and some great tips if you are thinking of applying. A very inspiring episode for anyone out there!
Today I chat to Dave Ryding who is a professional skier for Great Britain. This is a great conversation all about determination and resilience. We also chat about his cafe that he runs with his fiancé in Tarleton called ‘Boskins’.
I chat to Hannah Johnson, founder of Green and Me UK about simple ways to become more environmentally friendly in the home as well as talking about some of the sustainable products that Green and Me UK offers. A really eye opening and interesting episode!
I chat to Annabel Tiffin about her journey to becoming a presenter on BBC North West Tonight. We chat about many different things, working with Roger Johnson, the pandemic, as well as her favourite interview with Sting. A brilliant episode with an inspirational lady!
Marc chats to me about his life with Cystic Fibrosis, the digital content he creates, his job as a Business Architect, the new business he is building called Eurikah and why he felt like during shielding was the time to start building this business. Such an inspirational person!
Today I speak to Bill Moores, whose family owns HALBRO - a bespoke clothing and sportswear company based in Bolton. We chat about how the clothes are made, the different styles they make and also a sneak peak into the new range coming out soon!
Today I chat to Emma who runs The Cow Shed cafe in Penwortham. She is also the chef and responsible for all the delicious food served there. We talk about what you can eat there, their ice cream, supporting local farmers and how the pandemic has affected the cafe. I definitely recommend calling in and ordering some food!
I chat to David Thomas who owns a hair salon in Penwortham. We chat about his business, different hair styles that suit different face shapes and DIY lockdown hair cuts. We are all very excited and can’t wait for 12th April.
I chat to Steve Saul, who presents BBC Northwest regional news, as well as on BBC Radio Manchester. He is so inspirational and humble and shares his story. An episode not to be missed.
In this episode, I talk to Amy, a beef and arable farmer and Lancashire NFU ambassador about the importance of supporting local farmers, how the pandemic has affected agriculture , farming in Canada, Young Farmers and women in farming. I also put your questions about the industry to Amy and she shares her new family business of top quality beef boxes @southportsaltmarshbeef
In this episode, I chat to those friends that I wish I was able to hug and celebrate my birthday with. Such a fun podcast about friendship, relationships, aspirations and the first things we will do after lockdown restrictions are lifted.
Today I have a lovely chat with artist Charlie Robb, based in Mayfair, originally from Lancashire. We talk about how Charlie became a professional artist, his inspirations, his style and much more. Follow him on Instagram @charlierobb.art to keep up to date with his work.
I chat to Chloe about her country and agricultural inspired craft business, her pig farm and life as a Harper Adams student. You can follow her on Instagram here @chloescreativecrafts_
I chat to local broadcaster Graham Liver about his journey to become the longest serving breakfast show presenter on BBC Radio Lancashire. We chat about how it has been during the pandemic and much more!
I chat to Tom Fitzpatrick from Cuckoo Gin about how the business was created, the gins they make and also a LIVE gin tasting! Cuckoo Gin has family at the centre of the business. Each gin tells a wonderful story and the episode is full of interesting facts/information about their gin.
Today I speak to Rachel Ovenden, a professional photographer, specialising in weddings and so much more in the North West of England. We talk about her business, how it has been affected by Covid and how you can take great pictures. Such an interesting chat with a beautiful lady!
Today I chat to Rachael Daw from the University of Liverpool and Laura Groom, a physiotherapist and third year apprentice (Advanced Clinical Practitioner) about the apprenticeships available within health care and how the University of Liverpool are involved in this. We also talk about working on the frontline during the pandemic.
Today I chat with Caroline McCaul all about her creative business ‘CM Creatives’ and the amazing things that she makes. We also chat about artists, paintings and how you can get creative during Lockdown.
In this episode Sam, founder of Change Talks - a mental health education service for 11-21 year olds - chats about his journey creating Change Talks, the negative impact of social media and how he is training to run 100 miles plus much more. Warning this episode contains talk about self harm and other topics that are not appropriate for younger listeners
I have a hilarious chat with Adam Christopher, founder of the Adam Christopher School of Musical Excellence all about his music school, Covid, his love of California and much more, including a surprise guest who we called during the podcast.
I chat to Nicola Stuart, a personal trainer and owner of a business called ‘Equestrian Fitness’. We talk about exercise and how people can keep fit. We talk about her love of horses and riding and many funny stories.
Happy New Year! In this episode I chat to Seema, who used to be MP for South Ribble about her life as an MP, the different roles she had within the government, working with Theresa May, how she helped me to receive the life saving Cystic Fibrosis drugs and the importance of tackling loneliness with regard to The Jo Cox Loneliness Commission.
In this episode, I chat to Rowena Cross about the message of hope in the world, her faith, Covid and her journey to Malibu. We talk about her setting up Esther Ministry and I ask her the tough questions about life, like, “Why do bad things happen”? This is an unforgettable episode not to be missed!
In this episode, I chat to Maria about her new business ‘Meri-Pola’, what type of of jewellery she sells, the importance of supporting local businesses and her Spanish heritage. A great episode not to be missed.
This episode I talk to Darren who served in the army for 24 years. We chat about his tours, including Bosnia, Iraq, the Arctic circle, Antartica and the jungle to name just a few. We chat about his work in the Life Guards of the Household Cavalry escorting Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal family on ceremonial duties, including the Royal wedding of Prince William. Darren also chats about his incredible proposal to his now wife, Keryl. You definitely do not want to miss this!
This episode I talk to Alexa from @alexasbeautychest about her new Instagram platform, why she decided to set it up and her top beauty, makeup and fashion tips. We also chat about life in shielding in the first lockdown, Cystic Fibrosis and what we would do if we could meet up.