This episode with Martin Doyle is like masterclass on "The Troubles", with the "Dirty Linen" author offering a clear, compelling guide to one of Ireland's most complex periods in a way that every listener can understand. His new book... and film, both come out in Spring 2026.

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Our guest today was just 12 years old when he made his first hat. It was three feet wide and became front page news when his mother wore it to Royal Ascot. Despite having no formal training, the Londoner attracted A-List clients early on with a style "less about couture and more about theatre". One of his hats can be found in the Victoria & Albert Museum, another was nominated by the Guinness World Records as the most expensive hat in the world in the 21st century. Having earned his place in British design history, the hat maker and sculptor – who's also a DJ – added to his legacy by launching the first rocket into space for the sake of Art. Meet Monaco resident David Shilling.

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Our guest today was so inspired by women pioneers like Jane Goodall that she applied for an internship with the Dutch embassy and found herself in Nairobi as a field researcher at a nature reserve. Seeing the Rift Valley with its herds of elephants and zebras became a defining moment for a career in conservation, which eventually led to an appointment as the first female Director General of the WWF International. Welcome Kirsten Schuijt.

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Our guest today has been called Formula One's First Lady. By age 8, she was karting competitively in Scotland and in 2012 made history by joining Williams as a development driver, becoming the first woman in over two decades to participate in an F1 race weekend. After retiring from the driver's seat, she headed the Venturi Formula E team and now serves as Managing Director of the F1 Academy, an all-female racing championship. She is an executive producer alongside Reese Witherspoon for the Academy's series on Netflix, and her new memoir, Driven, is sure to inspire generations of girls both on and off the track. Meet Monaco resident Susie Wolff.

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Our guest today comes from rowing royalty out of Philadelphia. His grandfather was a 3-time Olympic gold medalist and is considered one of the greatest American oarsmen of all time. His father was a 4-time Olympian and 6-time U.S. National Champion who became President of the U.S. Olympic Committee. Yet the Harvard alumnus was a pentathlete before switching to skulling, and holds the varsity team record for the biggest come-from-behind victory in the history of the Harvard-Yale Regatta. The first cousin of Prince Albert is President of the U.S. chapter of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation and is in town for National Day and the Challenge Prince Albert II rowing cup. Meet John B. Kelly III

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Our guest today says the most important thing in her life is breathing. Born in Denmark, she chose a career in finance to please her father but when she moved to Monaco, the blackbelt in jiu-jitsu and waterski champion rebooted as a professional fitness coach. Her real passion though is nature and the ocean, and in 2015 she founded The Animal Fund. The mission of this not-for profit Monaco-based association that is now present in four countries is to educate children about marine conservation but it also champions movements like the Invisible bag. Meet Monaco resident Berit Nielsen Legrand.

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Our guest today is one of the UK's most recognized self-made billionaires. The founder of Phones 4U was one of the first Brits to sign the Giving Pledge promising to give away at least 50% of his wealth, is an advocate for climate action, and calls for a gambling tax to combat "mayhem in society". A passionate developer, he turned a landmark hotel on Cap d'Antibes into a €340 million euro residence. Meanwhile his Caudwell Children charity, which aims to make life fair for disabled and autistic children, celebrates 25 years with its Butterfly Ball in Monaco. Meet John Caudwell.

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Our guest today's life reads like a movie script. Born in London to a British screen play writer mother and American film producer dad who worked on the Beatles movies, the bilingual founder of Pink Ribbon Monaco has addressed the United Nations in New York, is a partner of Oath Gin with Formula One's Valtteri Bottas and she started a craft beer company with American actor, Noah Wylie, who happens to be her step-brother. Welcome Natasha Frost-Savio.

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