We talk to helicopter pilot and member of ‘The Flying Bulls’, the Red Bull aerobatics team, Aaron Fitzgerald. We hear how as a young boy growing up in Wenatchee he developed a fascination with flying that would lead to a spectacular career. We also hear how his pursuit of perfection has led to Aaron taking part in block-buster movies and working on projects including Felix Baumgartner’s incredible free fall from the stratosphere.

We talk to PR Director, podcast host and expat resident of Dubai, Kelly Harvarde. We hear how, after going in search of the beach, sea and sunshine, she found her true spiritual home, and a multicultural environment in which to raise her daughter. We also hear how Kelly and her family united a community for Ramadan Sharing Fridges, feeding over 1,000 people per night during the 30 days in the Islamic calendar.

We talk to slackliner, base jumper, extreme sports athlete and stunt man Andy Lewis. We hear about his Superbowl performance with Madonna, and how total commitment to his art created a moonwalk like no other. We also hear about the philosophy on life that this Guinness World Record holder lives by, that there’s no better place than here, and there’s no better time than now.

We talk to speaker, strategic thinker and award-winning creative leader, Tim Hughes. We hear how his journey into global television marketing led to becoming an international speaker and to ‘finding a genius’ of his own. We also hear how Tim helped a controversial British artist stop traffic on New York’s 5th Avenue for a famous stunt with the future President of the USA (or someone very like him).

We talk to creative writer and lover of all forms of language, Sandra Quarcoo. We hear how, after moving to the UK from Ghana at the age of 9, Sandra went on to gain a first-class degree in creative writing at the University of Manchester. We also hear how, by grabbing life by the horns, Sandra has turned the twists, turns and challenges of her life into opportunities that have made her who she is today.

We talk to independent designer, strategist, speaker and lecturer, Ben Mottershead. We hear how this talented and award-winning creative believes his early failures helped define him as a person and allowed him to ‘find his water’. We also hear about Ben’s struggles with ADHD and how, by opening up about his disorder, he has seen his support network strengthen and witnessed a transformation in his work.

We talk to independent designer, strategist, speaker and lecturer, Ben Mottershead. We hear how this talented and award-winning creative believes his early failures helped define him as a person and allowed him to ‘find his water’. We also hear about Ben’s struggles with ADHD and how, by opening up about his disorder, he has seen his support network strengthen and witnessed a transformation in his work.

We talk to a Liverpool based mural artist whose sunny disposition is as colourful as the incredible work she creates. We hear how, by letting her arm do the talking, Jazz Stan has transformed her craft into a burgeoning career. We hear how Jazz draws inspiration from her beloved home city, and how, far from being a tortured artist, she does her best when she’s most happy and content.

We talk to surfer, creator, business owner and devoted family man, Peter Brennan. We hear how an incredible series of life-events have shaped and inspired Pete and led him to where he is today in Sydney, Australia. We hear how Pete’s life story stretches across four continents, how he literally stared death in the face, and why he believes that everything happens for a reason.

We talk to designer, lettering artist and typographer Craig Black. We hear how the exceptional work of this native of Gourock in the West of Scotland has led to him travelling far and wide to speak about his work and his story. We also hear about Craig’s inspirational approach to life, and how he believes that by helping others and making a difference, we can change the world.

We talk to veteran, counter-poacher and Team USA Paralympic athlete Seth Jahn. We learn about his time in Afghanistan and Iraq, and we hear the powerful story of how the ‘beautiful game’ saved his life. We also hear about Seth's transition into counter-poaching, and how he took the lessons he's learnt protecting innocent humans into the protection of animals.

We talk to Kurtis Powers, creative director, modernist and exec director of NYC’s ‘The Face Radio’. We hear about his journey into design through his love of music and the creation of cut and paste fanzines. We also hear how this scooter riding DJ hosts ‘The Rendezvous with Kurtis Powers’ and shares music ‘From The Soul of Brooklyn’ that connects people all around the world.

We talk to New Jersey based actor and photographer Shirin Tinati. We hear about her acting career and membership of a New York acting group, and how after unexpectedly picking up a camera one day, she became a professional photographer.  We also hear how this remarkable woman’s warrior spirit has helped her to take on and win the toughest battle of her life.

We talk to ONEOFTHE8 Co-Founder and branding specialist John Whalley. We hear about some of the life experiences that have lead John to create a movement looking to inspire positive change. We also discuss creativity as a powerhouse platform, the innate human inclination to share stories, and what we can expect from ONEOFTHE8. 

We talk to tennis coach and Ted talker Sam Jalloh. We hear how he defied the odds, growing up in Sierra Leone during a period of brutal civil war yet going on to be his countries flag bearer at the All African Games. We also hear about his life now, where Sam uses his experiences to help others through sport, and has become an author with the publishing of his book ‘Tennis Saved My Life’.

We talk to mum and start-up business founder Nathalie Gibbins. We hear how, inspired by the philosophies of her dad, she took the brave and bold decision to ‘just go for it’ and do her own thing. We also hear about Nathalie’s journey from journalist to entrepreneur and motherhood, and about the things that inspire her to bring joy into peoples homes through her business, Pow Pots.

On this episode of ONEOFTHE8 we talk to Delhi based businessman and philanthropist Anand Kapoor. We hear about his life leading up to today, from living in New York to working in The Vatican, to co-owning a business with his brother Anshul. We also hear the incredible story of Lilima Khan and how CSSG, the charity founded by Anand, has helped to dramatically transform her life.

On this episode of ONEOFTHE8 we talk to Montreal native and yoga lover Erika Khanna. We hear about her adventures in the creative industry, and how she took the brave step of moving away from home to experience living and working in three different cities. We also hear how Erika has now embarked on a new journey of self-discovery, returning to Canada and taking her love of yoga to a whole new level by qualifying as an instructor.

On this episode of ONEOFTHE8 we talk to Costa Rican born creative and citizen of the world, Alejandro Hidalgo. We hear how he stepped away from a desk job in New York and began travelling the world with his camera. We hear about what has inspired him and his philosophies on life, and we hear about the effect that a single image he captured in India has had on his ambitions for the future.