Lulu's best bits: Boy George, Anastacia, Alan Cumming, Kristin Scott Thomas.
In this special episode of The Lulu Podcast: Turning Points, Lulu looks back on her podcast so far and picks out her favourite parts.
Boy George on his childhood and observing his parents' relationship, and how he felt when he lost his mother who was so close to him.
Kristin Scott Thomas on how losses she suffered in her early years shaped her into the actress she is today - and how she wants people to understand what its like to not be able to express sadness.
Alan Cumming on filming Who Do You Think You Are and what it told him about his family.
Anastacia on the biggest turning point in her life - being diagnosed with breast cancer.
You can watch all of these in full on Spotify - or listen on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Let us know in the comments below what you think.
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Stephen Mangan: "I've got to do the thing I really want to secretly do. And never had the guts to do"
In this episode of 'The Lulu Podcast: Turning Points' Lulu chats to actor, comedian, author and presenter Stephen Mangan.
Stephen talks to Lulu about the big turning points in his life - losing his mother in his early twenties; leaving a career in law to pursue drama; getting his big TV breaks with Adrian Mole, Alan Partridge and Green Wing; and becoming an author later in life.
He talks about people arguing with him in the street over his part in BBC's The Split; his love of theatre and perfecting his art; working with Nicola Walker and Erin Doherty; and why he hates knowing what he's doing in 12 months time.
You can get Stephen's new book 'The Fart That Saved The Universe' here (Waterstones)
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June Sarpong: "To someone, you are the most important person on this planet."
In this episode of 'The Lulu Podcast: Turning Points' Lulu chats to TV presenter and author June Sarpong.
June talks to Lulu about the big turning points in her life - fleeing Ghana when she was only four years old; being in a serious car accident at the age of 14; getting a job presenting for MTV; and losing her brother ten years ago.
She talks about what it was like to interview Bill Clinton; why she felt she had to leave the UK to move to America; the impact she felt she had working at the BBC as Global Director of Creative Diversity; and how she has learnt ways to 'fit in.'
You can get June's new book 'Calling Una Marson' here (Waterstones).
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CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses suicide. If this has affected you or anyone you know, you can speak to Samaritans free from any phone - call: 116-123.
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Lulu live from The Podcast Show
In this special episode of The Lulu Podcast, Lulu is live from The Podcast Show in London.
Lulu is joined on stage by her producer Faye Lyons-White. Hear the pair discuss the making of the podcast, from conception to production to publication; as well as who Lulu admires in the interview world; and her own three biggest Turning Points.
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Sian Welby: "Everyone has that moment in their life where they have that fear, someone hasn't come home."
In this episode of 'The Lulu Podcast: Turning Points' Lulu chats to TV and radio presenter Sian Welby.
Sian talks to Lulu about the big turning points in her life - going viral as Channel 5's weather presenter; becoming the host of the Capital Breakfast Show; and losing a colleague and friend to suicide.
She talks about navigating motherhood when you've just got your dream job; how she coped with her dad's Alzheimer's diagnosis; and what it's like to host This Morning.
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The UK's greatest female rock n roll legend, Lulu, has been in the music industry for over 60 years. She's seen people come, she's seen people go. She's seen people make it, break it, fake it. She has seen them rise, and she has seen them fall.
And all the while she's had a curiosity - what is it that makes people tick? How have they got to where they are? Where does their motivation come from? Where do they get their resilience? When life throws curveballs, how have they overcome them? What are their turning points?
In this brand-new project, Lulu sits down with guests to discuss the pivotal moments in their lives that have shaped them into the people they are today.
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The Lulu Podcast: Turning Points is a Whistledown podcast.
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