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Hi everyone, I hope you are keeping safe and well. This weeks guest is pitmaster John Relihan. We discuss the real way to barbecue food, how he learnt his craft, his friendship with Jamie Oliver and the 15 programme. We also discuss his highlights as a chef and he gives us a fantastic recipe that we can all try at home. I hope you enjoy this passionate conversation around food and life, as much as we did.

This weeks guest is musician Fin Furey. We discuss growing up in a well known musical family, the ideas and inspiration behind his own music, and his music plans going forward. We also chat about his road trip across Canada, meeting some famous faces along the way, his girlfriend's zero waste grocery store in Dublin and so much more. Fin is an intelligent fella and a great talker, we had a lot of laughs and open minded discussion, i hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

Welcome back, season 2 kicks off here. This weeks guest is a friend of mine who has an interesting story, Shauna is a very brave human being who has made changes in her life to make herself happy, no matter how others feel about it. I have purposely not put too much detail here as there is a poem read at the start of the podcast, which I wrote about Shauna a few years ago, which explains who she is, from there we get into a great, open and honest conversation which i hope you enjoy as much as I did.

Current F4 S.E.A champion, cooking up a storm on his way to F1. This weeks guest is Lucca Allen, a very interesting young man who is on his way to the top of motor sport. Lucca is the son and grandson of the celebrity chefs Rachel and Darina Allen, who started in Karting and worked his way up to become the current South East Asia F4 champion by the age of 17. We discuss growing up in Ballymaloe  House and how food and fresh produce have been a big part of his family, how he got into motor sport, what is like as a young man travelling the world to drive the best tracks available, the dedication needed to get to the top and the modelling side of his brand. Sit back and enjoy.

The Scottish Rasta, finding roots and building yard. This weeks guest is a young man who is doing everything he can to live out his dream. Wanny is a musician from Scotland and is very keen on learning about his history and roots, he has also had a place in his heart for his second home, Jamaica, where he and his good friend own some land and are building a yard. Wanny tells us about how he fell in love with Rastafari, how he spends his time between Jamaica and Scotland, how this influences his music, we discuss his songs and idea behind them and go on tangents about language, life and more. A real chilled and interesting human being, enjoy!