Fran O’Brien chooses slowness over certainty, travelling across Europe by rail after stepping away from a corporate career. Guided by landscapes and chance encounters, her is a reminder that meaning is often found by stepping off autopilot and taking the long way.

Some stories don’t ask to be admired — they ask to be understood. Craig DeMartino built his life on vertical ground. Then, in a single moment, a 100-foot fall erased the version of himself he’d known for decades.

If you were given five years left to live, what would you do?

Iain Ward, 33, came face to face with this question when he was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.

As Sally Orange sits on the other side of a Zoom call to us, we can't help but think about how this is probably her last chance to relax for a very long time.

It’s 6.00am on the west coast of Oregon, USA and Justin True joins me from his garage, the only spot in the house to get a full wi-fi signal, first coffee of the day in hand.

Sometimes an idea, or solution, can be so obvious it’s literally staring us in the face. But when stumbled upon, they are normally the ideas that are most rewarding. CJ’s story is born out of one such idea that has now become a leading charity worldwide and one which continues to grow exponentially.