Anthony Loyd is an intrepid war correspondent, acclaimed author, and a compelling storyteller. Known for his vivid and harrowing accounts of conflicts in Bosnia, Chechnya, Afghanistan, and beyond, Anthony's reporting is marked by his deep immersion in the chaos of war. Imagine risking your life to bring untold stories to light, navigating war zones with unflinching courage. Anthony's relentless pursuit of truth reveal a remarkable resilience and a profound dedication to his craft​.

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Jon Swain is a renowned British journalist whose extraordinary career has taken him from the chaos of war-torn Cambodia to the frontlines of some of the most significant conflicts of the late 20th century. Join us as we explore Swain's fearless reporting, his profound impact on journalism, and the personal experiences that have shaped his unique perspective on the world's most tumultuous events. Stay tuned for an inspiring conversation with one of the most intrepid voices from the frontline.

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Janine di Giovanni is a master of reinvention; she hung up her war-reporter's spurs and medals to become a senior lecturer on human rights and international law at Yale. Her most recent astounding venture, The Reckoning Project, promotes accountability and the importance of bearing witness of war crimes committed in the Ukraine. In this latest episode, we catch up with her across an ocean and above the mewling of her needy cat. No one I know has equal grit and glamour - no one wears heels better than her. We discuss the challenges of what it was like being a woman working in a man's world, the inevitable juggling of motherhood and career and the pressure of getting a scoop in the field.

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Giles Duley is many things , photographer, humanitarian activist and chef, connector and defiant Bon viveur. I knew he had a huge following on his Ted Talks, but wasn't expecting such visceral story-telling. The real story is so incredible it's almost hard for the imagination to go to that place. Remember lockdown? And how hard the curtailed freedoms were for so many of us to swallow? Now imagine that you are incarcerated in your lumpen body, missing both legs and arm. Imagine you've lost all use of your senses and even the ability to communicate with the nurses and your family gathering around the hospital bed to let them know you are sentient, kind of alive? . How Duley doesn't lose his mind is the story that had me shaking my head in wonder. His battles with depression and addiction , his belief in the power of care and kindness, is nothing less that awe-inspiring.

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Sir Don Mccullin, award-winning photojournalist, candidly talks about divided loyalties; family and the frontline. He admits to the compelling adrenaline buzz and accompanying trauma of war that can expose the worst of humanity, but also spotlight beauty and kindness in unexpected ways. These are the honest confessions of him as he looks back over a 60 year career covering war and conflict. He explores beginnings and endings, and the lucky breaks that feed into an unshakeable sense of survivor’s guilt.

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