Aged 23, Tom Lancashire made his Olympic debut at Beijing 2008, with an exciting middle-distance career ahead of him. That would be Tom's only Olympic games, after partnering with a nutrition brand that left him too unwell to compete at the elite level again.

He discusses that draining period of his career with us, as well as his rise to being a professional athlete from Bolton to Beijing (via Miami...)

This week we are joined by two freerunners! Lynn Jung and Corbin Mackin are both at the top of their game, with Lynn appearing in the new Wicked movie and Corbin an elite obstacle course racer and Ninja Warrior champion.

They bring us into their all-action world to discuss how they turned their hobbies into their profession, and the pitfalls that come in a working in a dangerous environment.

This is the second part of our conversation with Royal Marine Commando Mark Ormrod. His life changed when he lost three limbs in Afghanistan and one of the changes was his career, as he became a motivational speaker, author, and the UK’s most decorated Invictus Games athlete.

In this episode, he gives us more insight into becoming someone more and more at home in the public eye.

Blue Peter is a British institution, so we were delighted to be joined by the 37th presenter of the iconic children's TV show; Radzi. He shares his journey from a single-parent council house in Wolverhampton to becoming one of the most sought after sports TV presenters in the UK.

It's no surprise that hard work and graft are required, but Radzi brings us an intellectual perspective as well as lessons he would give his younger self.

We have two returning guests this week, but this time they're together! We caught up with international swimmer Michael Gunning, and the SVP of Global Marketing at Pentland Brands Simon Rowe.

The two work together in Michael's role as a Speedo ambassador, and share fascinating insight into how to create a meaningful brand/athlete partnership that transcends the transactional.

Royal Marine Commando Mark Ormrod's life changed when he lost three limbs in Afghanistan. One of the changes was his career, as he became a motivational speaker, author, and the UK’s most decorated Invictus Games athlete.

In this episode, Mark talks us through that journey of re-building all aspects of his life, and why representation has been vital in that process.

As one of the top parkour athletes in the world, Lynn Jung is no stranger to getting round - or over - challenges. Whether it be winning Red Bull parkour events, or performing in Hollywood musicals like 'Cats' and 'Wicked', Lynn is at the top of her game.

In this episode of 'Anatomy of an Agency', she tells us about moving countries to follow her dreams, the potential pitfalls of this dangerous sport and her experience as one of the pioneering female freerunners.

After revolutionising Eurostar as its Marketing and Sales Director, Emma Harris started her own agency; Glow London.

In this episode of 'Anatomy of an Agency', we speak to the industry powerhouse to learn all about her experiences of working with talent. From sports stars like the Brownlee brothers, to Hollywood A-listers Tom Hanks and Dan Brown, Emma gives us the lowdown on how best to work with some of the biggest names on the planet.