Welcome to this new BBC podcast. The first episode will be published within seven days.

Jewellery boss Gerald Ratner tells Emma Barnett why he called his shops' products 'crap', and how he has had to battle since to rebuild his reputation. Show more

Headteacher Shaun Halfpenny tells Emma Barnett the truth behind the story that he’d banned conkers in his school playground.

Planespotters on being jailed for six weeks in Greece after arrest for spying. Show more

Fake bomb tweeter Paul Chambers tells Emma Barnett about the battle to clear his name after he jokingly tweeted that he would blow up Robin Hood Airport.

Teacher and media personality Simon Warr tells Emma Barnett what it was like to be wrongly charged with child sex abuse – and how, despite being cleared, it’s ruined his life.

Emma Barnett meets Judith Keppel who found fame as the first Who Wants to be a Millionaire jackpot winner. Plus the headteacher whose joke about conkers led to a tabloid explosion. Show more

Paul Betts tells Emma Barnett why he published a picture of his 18-year-old daughter Leah dying after she took an ecstasy tablet. Show more

Ingrid Loyau-Kennett, the passer-by who confronted the killers of Fusilier Lee Rigby in May 2013, tells Emma Barnett why she got involved, and the impact that's had on her life

Hero of Educating Yorkshire, Mushy, tells Emma Barnett what it was like becoming an internet star for battling his stammer, and why he is proud to be known as 'Stutter Boy'.

Football star Rio Ferdinand on the death of his wife, Rebecca, from cancer. Show more

Christian singer Vicky Beeching on how the church reacted to two little words: “I’m gay”. Show more

Mum and doctor Alice Wells tells Emma Barnett about the nightmare of discovering that her husband was a paedophile – and that he’d abused their daughter.

Australian DJ Mel Greig tells Emma about the infamous prank call that went tragically wrong, and how she coped with the aftermath.

Sacked Sutton United goalie Wayne Shaw tells Emma Barnett how eating a pasty on camera made his “world fall in”

98-year-old Ben Ferencz on becoming a prosecutor at the Nuremberg war crimes trial at the end of World War Two. Show more

‘Nick’ tells Emma Barnett the harrowing story of how his son cut off his penis while high on skunk – and how he and his family recovered.

Undercover journo Nicola Gill on being rumbled by Cilla Black when she tried to get on Blind Date Show more

The incredible story of Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger, who tells Emma Barnett how he landed his Airbus A320 on the Hudson River in 2009, saving 155 lives.

Emma Barnett meets Theresa May in the prime minister's first one-on-one, in-depth interview since the 2017 general election, and a year on from taking office.