In this episode I talk to Isabela who I met at my gym and I found out she is training to be a pilot. My initial response was, 'wow, that's so cool to be a female pilot" rather than, "that's so cool".

We discuss what it takes to become a pilot, the hazards of unexpected weather, hot girl walking, and how much our dogs love fireworks.

So buckle up, there may be turbulence.

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In this episode I talk to Alex Nelms and Charlie Edgely about running a family farm for the last 70 years. I got a really amazing insight in to the day to day of running a farm and the impact of the war in Ukraine on the basic foods that we take for granted.

We also remembered what happened during the petrol crisis in the early 2000's and the covid pandemic when we didn't have fully stocked shelves in the supermarkets and I will definitely be looking for the Red Tractor in future.

If you want to check out Kensham farms their website is linked below

https://www.kenshamfarms.com/

This link will take you to a youtube video showing what they are about

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q51sx63mrQ&t=4s

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In this episode of Also I catch up with Amy Young who now teaches children with autism through sensory dance, we laugh about how much of our friendship I've forgotten. Her son is also with us in the background as real life is the best. We also discuss how numbers are so important to her son's development, how she handles autism when meeting new people and the new career path she has found since she left showbiz.

I hope you enjoy our catch up conversation.

Link below for the course mentioned in the episode.

Understanding autism Open University

https://www.open.edu/openlearn/science-maths-technology/understanding-autism/content-section-overview?active-tab=description-tab

Also... Amy did not get back to me with a joke.

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