Our latest interview is with one of the rising stars of British drama, Darragh Cowley. Fresh from appearing in the West End in the Olivier award winning 'Standing at the Sky's Edge' and soon to be seen in the hotly anticipated Steven Spielberg / Tom Hanks produced 'Masters of the Air' the hugely talented Darragh has an inspiring story to tell us of his journey to where he is today.

Tom Robinson found fame in 1977 when the Tom Robinson Band’s 2-4-6-8 Motorway became a top five hit.

Never ones to shy away from a fight for justice, TRB were a key part of the punk movement and, in addition to producing two hit albums and touring extensively, were active campaigners for Rock Against Racism and a host of other causes.

Tom’s anthem 'Sing if You’re Glad to be Gay' was a hugely important rallying call for the gay liberation movement with which he was – and remains – strongly associated.

In his teens, Tom attempted suicide and found help and support in a therapeutic community. His is a fascinating journey From There to Here.