I revisit St Augustine's Church and help the statue of Christ on to this new home.

I catch up with Michãela Deasy-Smith, a fashion event planner & mum to the beautiful Mariella. We hear about the world of fashion, while poolside diners sing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star to Mariella!

A chat with Geraldine Taylor, award winning author & writer of Be Your Childs Natural Teacher -shares her story of how becoming a mum in the 70s, carved her path to running workshops across the county.

Courtney Johnson, a silver Olympic medialist water polo player who is now a sports parent gives mental game tips for parents, based on her experience with her own children. She covers perfectionism, fear of failure and other topics.

A chat with Bristol's very own Diva Weaver - otherwise known as Angie Parker. Mum to three girls, wife to one husband and diva to some finely woven chairs!

A chat with Sian - the inspiration behind the Midsummer's Eve charity swim, the morning after the event.

Part two in the series, from Your Street. A chat with two Bristol women - Anne-Louise Perez & Imogen McIntosh who have recently launched their own business & shared some pearls in how they got started.

A chat with Sian Clark - a young woman living with terminal bone cancer & the inspiration behind the Midsummer's Eve Charity Swim.

Bristol women, Anne-Louise Perez & Imogen McIntosh – set up their own business, Your Street gift cards. A way to support local businesses and a great excuse to go shopping!

Jack Malley, sports dad, coach, and author of “Meet the Lunatics who Run Your Kids’ Sports Leagues," addresses the pitfalls of early specialization and offers sports parents tips. When does it make sense to specialize early?

Ultimate Sports Parent Radio interviews Troy Drayton, coordinator of youth programs for the Miami Dolphins, who says distractions are a top mental game challenge for kids. He offers tips for both young athletes and their parents, saying sometimes parents pressure their sports kids too much.

Dr. Joan Steidenger, a licensed clinical and sports psychologist who works with athletes at all levels and a certified consultant to the Association of Applied Sports Psychology, discusses the challenges female teen athletes face and how parents should address them. Many female teens drop out, she says.

Ultimate Sports Parent Radio interviews Kirk Mango, a three-time Hall of Fame Athlete, National Champion, and author of “Becoming A True Champion.” Sports kids too often think, "I want it now." But becoming a true champion, he says, requires commitment and responsibility. He explains how parents can help impart these values and improve kids' experiences.

Ultimate Sports Parent Radio interviews Danny Cullinane, a coach and a sports parent who lectures in sports development. He says pressure is the Number One mental game challenge sports kids face in the UK, and discusses how those involved in sports development help kids thrive. Mental game expert Dr. Patrick Cohn provides commentary.

Two authors combine to write a compelling book filled with insightful personal stories, life-changing exercises and challenging research based life principles. The goal is to learn how to dance with your personal elephant to reach a more enriched and fulfilling life, leaving a legacy that matches your creative contribution and potential destiny in the universe. Don Calhoun has been a Memorial Counselor during the past 30 years for hundreds of people and a consultant to companies all across

Brian Swarz, a coach, ref and umpire gives tips for parents about how to best build confidence during games. Patrick Cohn, a mental game expert, provides commentary.

Ultimate Sports Parent Radio interviews Steve Siebold, a former professional athlete (top 500 tennis player), a mental toughness coach to professional and amateur athletes, and the author of "177 Mental Toughness Secrets of The World Class" about what builds confidence in sports kids.

Ultimate Sports Parent Radio interviews Diane Stoler (drdiane.com), a neuropsychologist, about how parents can help "train" athletes' brains to reduce performance anxiety and boost performance.