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Hello and welcome to another special episode of Katie Piper's Extraordinary People.

In the last episode, we lit back at some of the most uplifting and inspiring moments from the podcast so far.

That's partly because it's two years since we began and partly because we all need a little bit of a lift right now.

Lots of you tweeted me last time to say you got so much out of the last episode and it was

hard to pick which moments to include. So I'm back with more memorable moments from the

two years of extraordinary people. In this episode, we'll be hearing from writer Bella Mackey, the late TV presenter E.J. Osborne, writer and actress Jamila Jamil and recovering addict DJ Fat Tony.

I'd like to ask you to introduce yourself, if that's okay.

Okay, yeah, gosh.

So I am Bella and I was a journalist for 12 years and not very extraordinary at all really.

And I recently wrote a book called Jogon, which is about anxiety and depression and obsessive compulsive disorder and how I was sort of afflicted with

these things throughout my life. And then I found running, which helped me kind of not cure

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