An award winner marketeer, and one of the founding team members of Stylist and Shortlist Magazines, Jamie Klingler is a talented storyteller. Jamie talks to Alice about launching National Burger Day and the London Seafood Festival, and the importance of bringing energy and emotion to all the work she creates.

Madeleine Shaw has established her career from her passions - turning a genuine love for food into her full time role as a nutritionist and wellness expert. Madeleine shares how she has been driven by health and happiness, and has scaled her business with those fundamentals at the heart of her work. Listen in as Madeleine inspires those around her to live by their passions and get the glow.

Someone who has always believed in the power of women is Kate Dyson, founder of The Motherload - an online community that empowers women to share and support each other during motherhood. Paving a platform free from judgement Kate speaks to Alice about how she is constantly nurturing kindness at the heart of this community, and how important it is to recognise that women are more than mothers.

Emily Clarkson started her blog Pretty Normal Me back in 2014 with little to no expectation of where it would lead her. Speaking to Alice about the success of the blog and her recent activism for body positivity, she gives an open and honest account of the backlash she has received along the way, and proves that simply being yourself can be a powerful and empowering transformative tool.

Cat Sims is a breath of Instagram fresh air, as she keeps her content full of home truths. As someone who has found a glittering career in the music industry, Cat talks about why it is important for her to show two sides to the coin by addressing the impact of social media on her mental health. After a rocky start to motherhood, Cat speaks to Alice about founding her blog 'Not So Smug Now', what she's learnt from parenting, and how she really pushes kindness over competition when raising her girls.

Founder of the Darjeeling Express and chef on the Netflix hit show 'Chef's Table', Asma Khan has become a world renowned name in the culinary world. Coming from no professional cooking experience and as a second born daughter in India, Asma has birthed her career from self belief and raw talent. Originally moving to the UK to join her husband and study law, Asma soon realised she'd feel more fulfilled following her back up plan. A hugely empowering account of a woman born with the odds against her, Asma's message empowers women to follow their passions and change the game.

From law associate to award-winning blogger. In this debut episode of The Back Up Plan, Alice chats to the wonderful, unashamed advocate for fat acceptance and happiness Stephanie Yeboah. Listen in as they chat about how Stephanie's unexpected career as an influencer has resulted in freelance writing, content creation and spearheading a positive movement that teaches us to love ourselves in a world that tells us not to. Representing real life, Stephanie talks us through the real world effect of influencers, the confidence and societal pressures that impact women, the difference between body positivity and fat acceptance, and how her 'back-up plan' has resulted in authoring her brand new e-book, Spunk.

When did your Plan B become your Plan A? When life changes direction, it can be difficult to find the motivation to keep pushing forward. As someone who found happiness from her Plan B, Alice Judge-Talbot, author of The Back Up Plan memoir, interviews women who have reinvented their dreams. Celebrating stories of resilience and self belief, this podcast reminds us to find strength in all that life throws at us.