Luke is a huge Manchester United fan. He is in paid employment, goes to college, and last year, he fell head over heels in love with his girlfriend Emily.

Siblings Steph and Chris describe each other as best friends. They talk about growing up, living together during the pandemic, and how Steph has helped Chris get through some dark times.

Tommy Jessop is acting royalty. He stole the show at the National Television Awards by dancing live on stage, and gave a star performance as Terry Boyle in the BBC's series 'Line of Duty'.

Tash and Clare live together and have been best friends for more than 20 years. They chat about their jobs, busy fitness schedules, friendship, and their shared love of foot spas, cake and Champagne.

Actor Sarah Gordy MBE speaks to Ann Cleeves, an award-winning crime writer whose books have been brought to life on the television and often feature characters who have Down's syndrome. Her book The Long Call has just been aired on ITV.

Christopher talks openly about the loss of a close friend, the death of his beloved father, and his recent experience of Covid-19.

Special Olympics skier, Down’s syndrome advocate and all-round top bloke – that’s how Jack Hayle has been described in this week’s podcast.

Dr Elizabeth Herrieven is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Paediatric Emergency Medicine, and is dedicated to improving health care inequalities for patients with learning disabilities.

Not afraid to admit he was ‘ashamed’ of his brother when growing up, siblings Alex and Nick are now travelling the world together to find out how other brothers and sisters live with Down’s syndrome.

An award-winning blogger, a published author, and a busy mother of three. Just how did Sarah Roberts manage to fit training for a marathon into her schedule too?

Ophir wants to tell the world: "Don’t think about my label as being Down’s syndrome. Think about all the things that I can do; like having a job, living semi-independently and having a boyfriend!"

Sarah talks with Richard about her professional life as an actor, dancer and model and some of her amazing achievement

Jane talks to Richard about Step And Stone, the inspiration behind the project as well as her family, including her son Andrew who has Down's syndrome.

Meet Billie-Jo, Richard's daughter. They chat about her time at school, hobbies, holidays and what she's up to now, living away from home, at college.

Richard and Ian discuss fatherhood and family life. Richard's six year old son Arran has Down's syndrome and is at a mainstream primary school.

Meet Sarah, a twenty-something city girl and Spurs fan.