These Three Things

Charlotte Church reveals the person, place and treasured possession that have profoundly impacted her life. A person instrumental in navigating the challenges of childhood fame; a place wrapped in nature that gave her life new meaning and a trait she possesses that fuels her to fight for justice 💚We were truly blown away by this conversation and would love to hear your thoughts and reflections below 👇 #TheseThreeThings #podcast #walesFor more journeys with us, give us a like 👍 comment 💬 & follow ✅. Click the bell icon 🔔 to get the latest updates on new episodes!

Grief can feel really challenging, something Linda Magistris OBE recognised when she set up charity The Good Grief Trust. Motivated by her own loss, today Linda has helped thousands of people. These Three Things is excited to welcome Linda and to hear the three choices that have profoundly impacted her inspiring journey.#TheseThreeThings #podcast #NationalGriefAwarenessWeek#GrowingWithGrief

In this bonus episode of These Three Things Deborah Thomas is joined by critically acclaimed and multi-award winning actress Victoria Smurfit. Most recently Victoria has starred in a new adaptation of Ibsen’s Ghosts, receiving five-star reviews. Fresh from that run she went straight into recording the second series of Jilly Cooper’s Rivals in which she plays frustrated actress-turned-housewife Maud O’Hara. In between filming she joined Deborah to reveal which treasured possession, person and place have had a profound impact on her life and why.

Ahead of her new variety show ‘Still Fully Charged’, actress and singer Su Pollard joins Deborah Thomas to reveal what person, place and treasured possession has made an impact on her life and why. In the 80s, around 20 million people watched Su play Peggy Ollerenshaw in ‘Hi-de-Hi’. Such was her reach, even Paul McCartney asked her for an autograph.   In this episode find out why a little paper doll holds memories of dancing with her mum and why Hawaii is her special place. Su also explains how she was given her big break in show business. 

In this episode of These Three Things Deborah is joined by Peregrine Armstrong-Jones, founder of Bentley’s Entertainments. Peregrine and his wife Caroline have organised parties and events for celebrities and the Royal Family in locations ranging from the slopes of St Moritz to Istanbul. His events have led him to be hailed as one of the most innovative thinkers in the party planning world. Peregrine shares why his half-brother, Antony Armstrong-Jones, had a profound impact on his life and those of others. He also talks about his love of nature - whether it’s snorkeling with tropical fish in the Caribbean or riding in the Welsh hills on his horse.