So before we start today's show, I wanted to let you all know about a new podcast that's recently launched.

It's called Ian Wright's Everyday People.

In each episode, Ian meets everyday people who have done extraordinary things.

Guests include a father who walked barefoot from Land's End to Edinburgh.

That's 700 miles to raise funds for his daughter's medical research.

A grieving mother who honoured her son's life by donating his organs to seven desperately ill people.

And a woman who founded a community kitchen to support Granville Tower survivors living in temporary accommodation.

Ian Wright's Everyday People is out now, available on Apple, Spotify and all major podcast platforms.

From one ear to another, this is a Mag's creative production.

This week on Castaway, I was virtually welcomed into Eda Bowman's home.

A fellow presenter, music lover and podcast addict, we chat about her diehard, pun intended,

love of films, which led to launching her incredibly successful podcast,

soundtracking back in 2016.

Soundtracking welcomes musicians, actors, screenwriters and creatives who discuss with Edith

the power of movie and TV soundtracks in shaping our viewing experience.

Now on today's episode, we dive into some of Edith's

favourite shows, which include the music and lyrics podcast Song Exploder, the fictional

agony amp duo, Dear Joan and Jericho, who've had us belly laughing at their so-called

advice and long-time best of British show, the Adam Buxton podcast.

Filled with Edith's favourite celebrity interview moments, this episode is a corker.

So let's get Castaway with Edith Bowman.

Edith Bowman, welcome to Castaway.

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