So, you got fired, laid off, restructured, canned. Welcome to the club, baby! In today’s seismically changing job market, getting fired doesn’t automatically meet you failed; it’s a rite of passage.

This conversation will never happen again. Margaret Atwood and Elif Shafak have never sat across from each other, live on stage and discussed their collective body of exceptional work.

Elizabeth Day has become the poster woman for failure. Her fearless embrace of it has transformed her into a podcasting phenomenon with How To Fail, and a bestselling author whose candid explorations have struck a chord with millions.

From that Prince Andrew interview to prime ministers toppling like dominoes. The last five years in global news have felt more like a fever dream than reality.

Emma Barnett is one of Britain’s most formidable interviewers.

"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying." Arthur C. Clarke.

What happens when a nation calls its women to revolution… and then abandons them?

Candice Brathwaite is a powerhouse across many fields: writing, fashion, fitness, and fearless cultural commentary. It’s about time she took to The Trouble Club stage so we can talk to her about, well… everything.

The UK’s richest 50 families hold more wealth than half the country combined. Should we fight for a piece of the pie or aim for equality?

The Enlightenment is hailed as the birth of modern reason, science, and liberty… but who got burned? Who was left exploited, sicker and poorer? Was this a moment of enlightenment or one of histories darkest periods?

Meet the traffickers, hit men, outlaws and thieves who are burning the earth and selling the ash for fertiliser.

An evening of scandal, spectacle and some serious questions. From O.J. to Depp vs. Heard, Diddy’s baby oil to Blake & Baldoni text attacks - the celebrity trial has become its own genre, part soap opera, part social commentary, and very occasionally, justice. Join award-winning columnist and host of The Rest is Entertainment podcast, Marina Hyde as we dive into the biggest and most bizarre celeb trials of recent decades and ask: Is this fair legal process or just entertainment?

In 2013, Tulisa stood at the pinnacle of her career. The N-Dubz singer was topping the charts and judging on the X Factor. Then, an elaborate sting operation saw her reputation publicly shredded and her future thrown into chaos, all captured for the front pages of The Sun.

Deesha Dyer applied for a White House internship in 2009 as a thirty-one-year-old part-time community college student. A few years later, she was running President Obama’s social calendar as White House Social Secretary.

This comedy powerhouse ditched the corporate grind to conquer the stand-up scene, all because of a life-changing run-in with the iconic Joan Rivers. Cally joins us to spill the tea on smashing midlife stereotypes, navigating chaos, and owning every moment with zero apologies.

Nothing says summer like the bubonic plague! The rats are sunning themselves and the fleas are multiplying like it’s the sexy summer of 1665. Who needs a tan and weight-watchers when you have boils and diarrhoea?