Now time to thank our partner of this episode, Tony's Choccolonely.

Tonys are doing some really, really great stuff in the chocolate world.

Along with making the tastiest chocolate, they exist to end exploitation in the cocoa industry

and they're fighting child labour and deforestation.

Joining their fight is as easy as taking a bite.

So, Joanne, you've got to choose just one bar. What's your favourite? You can't ask me that in the spot now. It's a lot of pressure. I'd have to have a think. Maybe caramel sea salt, creamy hazelnut crunch? Maybe the everything bar? All of them. But if I picked one of those, I'd be neglecting chocolate chip cookie and the classic milk chocolate. And I wouldn't want them to feel neglected.

Very conscientious of you, Joanne.

If you haven't tried Tony's yet, you're missing out.

Look out for the rainbow bars in any supermarket or online.

You've stopped someone carrying a large amount of drugs.

He's just a teenager.

He's exhausted.

Scared. Not giving you his name, where he's from or where he's going. He's broken the law. But maybe he really needs your help. So how'd you get him

talking? If you think you could be a regular or volunteer police constable, such met careers.

Change needs empathy.

Change needs you.

This is a global player original podcast.

Hello and welcome to the bonus episode of my therapist scouted me with MeVogue Williams

and Johan McNally who is in L.A.

L.A.

I always find, I remember when I remember I was saying this to Ashley's other day.

And I remember when she was in, she's like, I'm just back from L.A.

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