Zoe Ball is a trailblazer in British broadcasting, making history as the first woman to host both Radio 1 and Radio 2 Breakfast Shows. She first shot to fame on Live & Kicking and presented BBC2's Strictly: It Takes Two for a decade. Zoe has fronted major live TV events including BBC One's VE Day 80th Anniversary and Children in Need, plus raised over £1 million for Sport Relief in 2018. Today, she brings her trademark warmth to Radio 2's Saturday afternoon show and co-hosts the popular podcast Dig It with Jo Whiley.

Award-winning broadcaster Anita Rani combines travel, storytelling and adventure across multiple platforms. She presents BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour and has been part of BBC One's Countryfile for over a decade. Anita fronts series including My Life At Christmas and her latest Sky Arts documentary The Brontës explored the famous literary sisters. Her memoir The Right Sort of Girl became a Sunday Times bestseller. Beyond broadcasting, she serves as Chancellor of the University of Bradford and UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador, while traveling extensively as a Discover The World ambassador.

Gethin Jones is a much-loved broadcaster known for his energy and versatility across live television and radio. He first captured attention on BBC's Blue Peter, throwing himself into every challenge from flying with the Red Arrows to exploring remote jungles. He joined Strictly: It Takes Two before launching BBC One's Morning Live in 2020, making it a daytime TV staple. Gethin is also part of The One Show family and regularly appears across 5Live and Radio 2, showcasing his natural warmth and broadcasting skills.

George Lamb is a broadcaster turned entrepreneur whose career reflects creativity and purpose. He made his name with E4's Big Brother's Little Brother, Ch4's The Bank Job and as BBC 6 Music Breakfast Show host. Today, George drives change as co-founder of Wildfarmed, the award-winning regenerative farming company supplying restaurants and supermarkets nationwide. Wildfarmed champions sustainable food production through healthier soils and better farming practices. George's journey from entertainment to entrepreneurship has cemented his reputation as a trailblazer bringing fresh vision to broadcasting and British farming.

Larry Lamb is one of Britain's best-loved actors and broadcasters. He rose to fame as Mick Shipman in BAFTA-winning Gavin & Stacey and infamous Archie Mitchell in EastEnders. Beyond acting, Larry has built a reputation as an engaging broadcaster on LBC Radio, More4's Disappearing Britain, and The One Show. He's also a successful author, penning autobiography Mummy's Boy and recent novel All Wrapped Up. With a career spanning drama, documentaries, radio and writing, Larry has become a national treasure and natural storyteller.

Nathaniel Mortley, better known as NattyCanCook, is one of London's most exciting culinary talents. Born in Peckham, he trained in top kitchens before a spell in HMP Brixton reignited his passion through The Clink Project. Natty has built a loyal following for his inventive Caribbean fine-dining, won Condé Nast Traveller's "One to Watch" 2025, and now opens his first restaurant, 2210 by NattyCanCook, in Herne Hill. As ambassador for The Clink and Only a Pavement Away, he's passionate about creating opportunities alongside exceptional food.