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Chris Ward is a well known film maker and photographer and the founder of Model Strangers, a global social media account with millions of followers where he stops strangers in the street, shares their real life stories, and creates powerful human connection through storytelling.Chris talks about how a moment of loneliness and creative frustration led him to start a movement built on human connection, storytelling and real conversations. What began as a simple idea has grown into a powerful platform changing lives through social media.He also talks about overcoming self-doubt, how to approach strangers, and the simple social skills that can help you build confidence and connect more in everyday life. Chris shares emotional stories from his work, including powerful lessons on missed opportunities, relationships and the importance of not letting life pass you by.This episode is a reminder that even in a digital world, real human connection matters, and one conversation can change everything.Links from EpisodeModel Strangers:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/modelstrangers/?hl=en-gb Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/modelstrangers/?locale=en_GB TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@modelstrangers Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@modelstrangers Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe 

Something many of us avoid, but all of us need to think about: writing a will.Cormac McDonnell, a qualified solicitor at McNamee McDonnell Solicitors talks through wills, inheritance, and what actually happens if you don’t have your affairs in order.  What is a will, do you really need one, and why do so many people keep putting it off?The reality of intestacy (when you die without a will), how your assets are divided, and why the assumption that “everything just goes to your partner” isn’t always true is discussed. What happens if you’re not married, separated, or cohabiting, and why that can leave people more vulnerable than they realise.From choosing guardians for your children, to avoiding conflict and heartbreak down the line, this episode is all about having the conversations now that could save a lot later. It’s practical, it’s eye opening, and it’s something you the listener will take value from.If you’ve ever thought, “I’ll get to that someday,” this is your sign. This episode is about taking control, protecting your people, and making sure your wishes are heard, even when you’re not here to say them.Links from EpisodeMcNamee McDonnell Solicitors Newryhttp://www.mmdsolicitors.co.uk/ Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe 

Des Keenan is the founder of Kildress Plumbing Supplies (Which he has since retired from) and a lifelong community leader who has spent decades building not just a successful business, but a legacy of service, generosity, and connection.Des shares the story behind one of Ireland’s best known showrooms, revealing the simple but powerful principles that drove his success, from putting customers first to building relationships that last generations. But his impact goes far beyond business.Now in his 80s and living with Parkinson’s, Des reflects on a life shaped by hard work, humility, and an unwavering commitment to helping others. From raising hundreds of thousands for charity to bringing communities together during difficult times, his story is rooted in resilience, purpose, and leadership.This episode is packed with timeless lessons on business, community, mindset, and what it really means to live a meaningful life.If you’re interested in entrepreneurship, leadership, customer service, or inspiring real life stories, this conversation with Des Keenan is one you won’t want to miss.Links from EpisodeHealing Your Life with Aisling (Des' Daughter):https://www.instagram.com/healingyourlifewithaisling/ Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe

Laura Nolan Horgan is the founder of The LNH Edit, a creative collection of slow fashion and homeware brand known for its beautiful block-printed table linens, pyjamas and home pieces sold worldwide. Before launching LNH Edit, Laura spent 11 years in her family’s fashion business, Fran & Jane, helping grow it to 24 stores and more than 250 staff before the recession forced its closure.Laura talks about entrepreneurship, starting a business after setbacks, and building a global brand online. She also opens up about discovering she carried the BRCA1 cancer gene while pregnant, the preventative surgeries that followed, and why sharing her story has helped so many women.Laura also shares honest insights about collaborating with Vogue Williams, running an e-commerce business, balancing motherhood and work, and why growing a brand slowly can sometimes be the best strategy.Links from EpisodeLaura Nolan HorganInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/lauranolanhorgan/reels/ LNH EditInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/lnh_edit/ Websitehttps://lnhedit.com/ Book:Understanding BRCA by Clarissa FosterAmazon Link to book - https://amzn.eu/d/01vHVvXw Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe 

The Women in Business Awards at the Crowne Plaza Belfast is always one of the most inspiring evenings in the Northern Ireland business calendar. It’s a celebration of the remarkable women who are shaping our workplaces, our organisations and our industries every single day: from emerging leaders and rising stars to senior executives, innovators and entrepreneurs.We spoke with a selection of the winners:Mentor of the Year | Maria Moreno Diez, Fibrus - Sponsored by Version 1Small Business of the Year | Olga McAteer, McAteer Solutions Ltd - Sponsored by Wilson NesbittApprentice of the year | Seána Maginn | Water Solutions Ireland Ltd - Sponsored by VANRATHInnovation in Business Award – Corporate Winner | Anne-Marie Norton, Direct Medics - Sponsored by Belfast HarbourAdvancing Diversity & Inclusion Champion Award – Individual Winner | Diane Davis, Minority Recognition Awards NI - Sponsored by Queen’s Business SchoolTransformational Leader of the Year – Corporate Winner | Melissa Cochrane, Business Services Organisation (BSO) - Sponsored by IQ&CoYoung Businesswoman of the Year – Entrepreneur Winner | Jennifer Smyth, Jenn’s Gym - Sponsored by Direct Medics Healthcare RecruitmentBusinesswoman of the Year | Mairead Mackle Tarasis Enterprises - Sponsored by Virgin Media O2 BusinessBrought to you in partnership with Women in Business. To become a member of Women in Business, join the amazing network below - https://www.womeninbusinessni.com/home 

Sandra Wilson is a fashion lover, lifestyle inspiration and the mother of TV Presenter and Podcaster Vogue Williams, and entrepreneur Amber Wilson. At 73, she has become known for her bold style, colourful outfits and refreshing attitude to ageing, encouraging women to stop saving their ‘good clothes’ and start enjoying life now.Sandra talks about confidence as you get older, fashion over 70 and why women should wear what they love, whether that’s leather trousers, a bikini or a statement hat to the supermarket. She also shares stories from her life working as an Aer Lingus air hostess, raising four children, navigating separation, and finding love again with her husband, Neil.Friendships and socialising as we get older, staying active through golf and walking, and how women can embrace ageing with confidence, style and a sense of fun are all discussed.This is an honest, funny and uplifting conversation about ageing well, confidence for women and living life fully at any age.Links from EpisodeSandra WilsonInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/sandrawilson3614/?hl=en Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe 

Lisa Colhoun is a widow, mum and the voice behind One Small Step, where she shares her journey through grief, healing and rebuilding life after loss.Lisa speaks about losing her husband Christopher suddenly at just 33, leaving her with two baby daughters and a life she never imagined navigating alone. She shares the trauma of that day, the reality of young widowhood, and what grief truly feels like behind closed doors.She talks about coping with bereavement, parenting through heartbreak, cognitive behavioural therapy, running a marathon in his memory, and the small daily steps that helped her survive. Lisa also opens up about finding love again, blending families, and learning that happiness after loss is possible.An honest conversation about grief, resilience, hope and rebuilding life after tragedy.Links from EpisodeLisa ColhounInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/one_small_step23/?hl=en Support Services:Anam Cara - Supporting Parents after Bereavement https://anamcara.ie/ Cruse - Bereavement Supporthttps://www.cruse.org.uk/ Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe 

Sandra Devenney is the General Manager of McElhinneys, one of Ireland’s most iconic fashion retailers, and the driving force behind the ‘Sandra’s Five at Five’ online community. But behind the fashion, leadership and online confidence is a story of bankruptcy, financial hardship and rebuilding when everything fell apart.Sandra speaks honestly about the property crash, frozen bank accounts and what she calls ‘survival mode.’ She shares what financial stress did to her family, how it impacted her marriage, and the mindset shift that helped her start again when the bank said no.She also speaks openly about the loss of her baby, her passion for Down Syndrome advocacy, turning 50, body confidence, women’s health and building a positive online community rooted in authenticity.This is an honest conversation about financial recovery, personal growth, midlife confidence, and finding strength when everything falls apart.Links from EpisodeSandra DevenneyInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/devenneysandra/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/share/14XgekiGxJH/?mibextid=wwXIfr See me bookhttps://www.mcelhinneys.com/products/see-me-book Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe 

Diona Doherty is a Northern Irish comedian, actress, writer and podcaster, best known for her role as Katya in Derry Girls, her appearance in Blue Lights, and as co-host of the Girls Groupchat Podcast. An honest conversation about life behind the laughs, from breaking into television and stand up comedy to navigating rejection in the acting industry.Diona shares how she chased her audition for Derry Girls, the reality of building a career in the creative industries, and why self belief and persistence matter more than waiting to be noticed. She also speaks honestly about her IVF journey, experiencing postnatal depression, maternal mental health, and choosing a home birth, opening up about the pressures of motherhood while continuing to grow a career in comedy and media.This is a powerful episode about ambition, resilience, women in business, fertility, mental health and what it truly takes to build a life on your own terms. Warmth, honesty and unmistakable Northern Irish humour all in one episode.Links from EpisodeDiona Doherty:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dionadohertycomedy/?hl=en The Girls Groupchat Podcasthttps://www.instagram.com/dionadohertycomedy/?hl=en Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe

Mark Fennell is a high performance life and business coach, bestselling author and motivational speaker specialising in confidence, mindset, leadership and personal development. A returning guest to the Digg Podcast, for a practical and deeply honest conversation about resilience, self-belief and navigating difficult conversations in work and life.Mark shares his personal story of bullying, how it shaped his approach to coaching, and why mindset is often the biggest factor holding people back. He explains how to handle difficult conversations without conflict, how to recognise narcissistic and toxic behaviour, and why people pleasing can quietly damage confidence, boundaries and mental health.You’ll also hear practical tools for managing anxiety, staying grounded under pressure, setting boundaries at work and in relationships, and rebuilding confidence when self doubt takes over. This episode is essential listening for anyone interested in personal development, leadership, emotional resilience and long term mindset growth.If you’re searching for guidance on confidence, difficult people, narcissistic behaviour, leadership or mindset coaching, this episode offers clear, actionable advice you can apply immediately.Links from EpisodeMark FennellInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/markfennell.ie/?hl=en Website - https://www.markfennell.ie/ Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe 

Eddie Doris is a retired primary school teacher and musician, from Cookstown, Co Tyrone, who is living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Diagnosed in his 20s, and now in his mid 50s, Eddie shares what it means to navigate a progressive neurological condition while holding onto identity, purpose, and connection. Eddie talks about losing his ability to play music, retiring from a teaching career, the impact of mobility changes, and why he doesn’t see himself as someone who is “suffering.” He reflects on the importance of mindset, community, humour, and staying socially connected, and how life doesn’t stop after a diagnosis, it adapts. This episode is for anyone living with MS, chronic illness, disability, or a life changing diagnosis, and for anyone who needs a reminder that everyone is carrying something.Links from EpisodeEddie DorisFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/eddie.doris.5/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/edzlak/ My MS Team - Online supportWebsite - https://www.mymsteam.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mymultiplesclerosisteam/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MyMSTeam/?locale=en_GB Join the Digg Community for early access to online programmes, offers, business events, fun events. All the things that are going on in Digg community - you will hear first:www.diggcommunity.com/subscribe

Melanie Harrison is the founder of The Harrison Chambers of Distinction, award winning and one of Belfast’s most distinctive 30-room boutique hospitality experiences. Melanie shares her remarkable journey from “accidental hotelier” to creator of a destination brand rooted in storytelling, culture and creativity. She opens up about the realities of building a business from the ground up: from transforming a single Airbnb room into an immersive hospitality concept, to navigating funding with WhiteRock and the British Business Bank, to learning when to trust her instincts rather than follow traditional industry rules. Melanie reveals how she uses storytelling to differentiate her brand, how collaboration with local creatives has shaped her unique spaces, and why playfulness, disruption and authenticity are essential for modern entrepreneurs. Her candid insights into scaling, risk-taking, customer experience, and staying connected to the heart of her brand make this episode a must listen for any founder or business owner looking to grow with purpose and originality. Plus, listeners can enjoy an exclusive 15% discount at The Harrison Chambers of Distinction using the code DIGG15 up until July 30th 2026.We loved recording there over the three days.Links from EpisodeThe Harrison Chambers of Distinctionhttps://www.chambersofdistinction.com/ Brought to you in Partnership with:Profile TreeUse link below to take the FREE ChatGPT Training Coursehttps://futurebusinessacademy.com/courses/chatgpt-course/ Timely CareersWebsite: https://timelycareers.com/ Place a FREE advert for your business by emailing info@timelycareers.com before the end of December 2025

Rory McShane is one of Northern Ireland’s most respected solicitors, a man whose 50 year legal career, civil rights activism and deep roots in Newry have shaped generations of families, businesses and communities.Rory talks about building a law practice from nothing, navigating the challenges of Northern Ireland’s past, and the resilience that defines both his life and his hometown of Newry.From securing justice in court cases, to surviving personal threats and the bombing of his business, to becoming President of the Law Society, Rory reflects on the moments that shaped him,  and the values that guided him: courage, community, fairness and hard work.He also shares lighter stories, the humour that carried him through difficult times, his passion for golf, and the generational loyalty that has kept McShane & Co at the heart of Newry for five decades.This is a story about resilience, leadership, legacy and hope for the future of Northern Ireland,  told by a man who lived every chapter of it.Links from EpisodeMcShane & Co Solicitors, NewryWebsite - https://www.mcshaneandco.com/ Brought to you in Partnership with:Linwoods Health Foods.For 20% off use code Digg20 on link below. (Not available in conjunction with any other discount codes. Excludes sales items & reduced price bundles. Expires 31.12.25)https://bit.ly/4nBUl1r Location PartnerThe Harrison Chambers of Distinctionhttps://www.chambersofdistinction.com/ For 15% off use code Digg15 up until 30th July 2026

Linda Stinson is the CEO and founder of Bellamianta and Iconic Bronze, two of Ireland’s leading tanning and beauty brands. Linda shares the raw, unfiltered story of building a multimillion-pound global business from her garage, navigating partnership challenges, surviving a wedding-day tanning disaster that sparked an idea, and creating products that disrupted a saturated market.She shares how influencer marketing changed everything, the truth about TikTok Shop margins, the power of rebranding, and what it really takes to scale a beauty empire while raising a family. Linda also reveals the next big move for the brand, including the first ever Bellamianta store and her mission to elevate other female-founded Irish businesses.This episode is packed with business strategy, brand-building insights, resilience, and straight-talking advice for entrepreneurs at any stage of their journey.Links from EpisodeBellamiantaWebsite - https://bellamianta.com/ Linda StinsonInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/lindastinson/?hl=en Brought to you in Partnership with:Profile TreeUse link below to take the FREE ChatGPT Training Coursehttps://futurebusinessacademy.com/courses/chatgpt-course/ Timely CareersWebsite: https://timelycareers.com/ Place a FREE advert for your business by emailing info@timelycareers.com before the end of December 2025Location PartnerThe Harrison Chambers of Distinctionhttps://www.chambersofdistinction.com/ For 15% off use code Digg15 up until 30th July 2026

Dr Julie-Ann Walkden courageously shares her domestic abuse survivor story for the very first time in this special episode.Julie-Ann recounts the night her partner violently attacked her, the red flags she missed, how coercive control escalated, and the impact the trauma had on her and her children. Her honest conversation shines a vital light on how abuse happens behind closed doors, even in families who seem “normal” from the outside.Noelle Collins, Project Manager at Women’s Aid, explains how domestic violence develops, why women often cannot “just leave,” how refuge support works, and the essential role charities play in keeping women and children safe in Northern Ireland.This special episode is produced in partnership with Digg Deep for Kids, a charity founded by Caroline that provides emergency essentials, Christmas support, and year-round help to organisations including Women’s Aid NI, Cash for Kids, Simon Community and Little Heroes NI.If you need support, please don't hesitate to reach out. Help is available.If you’d like to support this year’s Digg Deep for Kids Christmas Appeal, please donate or buy a raffle ticket at https://diggdeepforkids.com/  Every share, every ticket, every donation makes a real difference.

Sarah Keogh is one of Ireland’s leading dietitians, with more than 20 years’ experience helping families, workplaces and communities understand food, protect their long-term health and build a better relationship with what’s on their plate. She’s the founder of Eatwell, a consultant dietitian with the Coeliac Society of Ireland, and a trusted voice when it comes to cutting through nutrition noise.Sarah breaks down some of the biggest food and health questions people are struggling with right now. From portion sizes and fibre to children’s eating habits and the truth about ultra-processed foods, Sarah explains it all in a calm, practical way that genuinely changes how you think about food. She opens up a powerful conversation about alcohol, heart health, and the symptoms women cannot afford to ignore, revealing why so many women miss the signs of a heart attack and what we should all be watching for.Sarah talks about the documentary myths that have convinced millions to avoid dairy, the reality about E-numbers, and the small, easy changes that make the biggest difference to long-term health.Her approach is refreshingly human. There’s no fear-mongering, no perfectionism and no judgment, just real, evidence-based advice delivered in a way that feels manageable for busy families. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by nutrition content online, this episode will leave you clearer, calmer and far better informed.Links from EpisodeSarah KeoghWebsite - https://www.eatwell.ie/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sarahkeoghrd/?hl=en Brought to you in Partnership with:Linwoods Health Foods.For 20% off use code Digg20 on link below. (Not available in conjunction with any other discount codes. Excludes sales items & reduced price bundles. Expires 31.12.25)https://bit.ly/4nBUl1r Location PartnerThe Harrison Chambers of Distinctionhttps://www.chambersofdistinction.com/ For 15% off use code Digg15 up until 30th July 2026

Louise Brogan is a LinkedIn marketing expert who helps B2B firms, coaches, and founders raise their profile, attract leads, and convert followers into clients using LinkedIn. Louise explains what actually works on LinkedIn today. She talks through the essentials of a strong profile, how to write a headline that gets people clicking, why your company page still matters, and the simple changes that instantly make you more discoverable. Louise also talks about the power of video on LinkedIn, how to create content people watch, and why only a tiny percentage of users post at all, a gap that creates a huge opportunity for anyone willing to show up consistently.She explains how to build a meaningful network, how engagement affects reach, and the mindset shifts that help business owners use LinkedIn with confidence. Louise shares her own journey, the coaching that transformed her business, and the systems she now teaches her clients to help them convert followers into customers.If you want to understand how LinkedIn really works, how to stand out in a crowded feed, and how to use the platform to strengthen your personal brand or grow your business, this conversation is full of practical, easy-to-apply guidance.Links from EpisodeLouise BroganLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisebrogan/ Raise Your Visibility Online Podcast by Louise BroganSpotify -  https://open.spotify.com/show/4XJ5aDJloPF7VdP9UnPy4N?si=o1duS5EWRJ2cnWMks6yRIgBrought to you in Partnership with:Profile TreeUse link below to take the FREE ChatGPT Training Coursehttps://futurebusinessacademy.com/courses/chatgpt-course/ Timely CareersWebsite: https://timelycareers.com/ Place a FREE advert for your business by emailing info@timelycareers.com before the end of December 2025Location PartnerThe Harrison Chambers of Distinctionhttps://www.chambersofdistinction.com/ For 15% off use code Digg15 up until 30th July 2026

Linda Ervine is a community leader from East Belfast and one of Northern Ireland’s best known advocates for the Irish language. Linda shares her extraordinary journey, from a turbulent childhood and teenage motherhood to finding faith, purpose, and a voice that’s uniting communities across divides.Growing up in a loyalist area, Linda never imagined she’d one day become a champion for the Irish language, a language once seen as “off-limits” in her community. Through honesty, courage and compassion, she has built bridges where barriers once stood, and her work with Turas in East Belfast is changing perceptions, opening hearts, and proving that language can be a true medium of reconciliation.Linda opens up about her mental health struggles, overcoming fear, the power of education, and the moments that shaped her life. Her story is one of hope, faith, and sheer determination. If you’re looking for inspiration, courage, and a new perspective on what it means to heal and connect across difference, this episode will stay with you long after you listen.Links from EpisodeLind ErvineInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/linda_ervine/?hl=en LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-ervine-65a3155b/ Turas - https://turasbelfast.com/ Brought to you in Partnership with:Linwoods Health Foods.For 20% off use code Digg20 on link below. (Not available in conjunction with any other discount codes. Excludes sales items & reduced price bundles. Expires 31.12.25)https://bit.ly/4nBUl1r Timely CareersWebsite: https://timelycareers.com/ Place a FREE advert for your business by emailing info@timelycareers.com before the end of December 2025Location PartnerThe Harrison Chambers of Distinctionhttps://www.chambersofdistinction.com/ For 15% off use code Digg15 up until 30th July 2026

Kevin Traynor is the founder of eComm Live, Ireland’s largest e-commerce conference, and the creator of 353, a premium Irish streetwear brand rooted in culture, community, and sustainability. Kevin shares his journey from business failure to building one of the most respected e-commerce networks in Ireland and the UK.He shares open insights on margins, profitability, scaling challenges, and why community is the foundation of every successful brand. He also reveals how 353 was born, an Irish brand with global ambition, built on purpose, storytelling, and premium quality.Real, practical insight for anyone running or growing an online business. From understanding the numbers that drive success to creating a loyal audience around your brand, Kevin’s experience and straight-talking advice make this essential listening for founders, digital marketers, and business leaders who want to build something that lasts.Links from EpisodeKevin TraynorLinkedIn - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/kevtraynor  Club 353 (Clothing) Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/353clo/ Website - https://threefivethree.com Brands mentioned by Kevin:Walk in Wardrobe - https://walkinwardrobeonline.com/ Sculpted by Amie - https://www.sculptedbyaimee.com/ Gym + Coffee - https://gympluscoffee.com/ Kukoon Rugs - https://www.kukoonrugs.com/ Platforms to help with e-commerce:Shopifyhttps://www.shopify.com/uk?country=gb&lang=en Store Herohttps://storehero.ai/ Brought to you in Partnership with:Profile TreeUse link below to take the FREE ChatGPT Training Coursehttps://futurebusinessacademy.com/courses/chatgpt-course/ Timely CareersWebsite: https://timelycareers.com/ Place a FREE advert for your business by emailing info@timelycareers.com before the end of December 2025Location PartnerThe Harrison Chambers of Distinctionhttps://www.chambersofdistinction.com/ For 15% off use code Digg15 up until 30th July 2026

Anne Flanagan, from Belfast, had a chance street interview on Model Strangers that turned her into a viral sensation and a late-blooming model in her seventies. She reveals how photographer Chris Ward’s video (seen by over 43 million) led to photoshoots and runway work with ACA Modelling Agency, an on-stage role with Northern Ireland Opera, and even a Zoom chat with Drew Barrymore. Straight talking and down to earth, Anne talks about shyness versus confidence, why preparation beats “just believe in yourself,” embracing grey hair and personal style, and the family values behind her private book “Heart to Heart.”Expect honest lessons on ageing well, confidence at any age, and taking opportunities when they appear. Links from EpisodeAnne FlanaganInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/aflanagan2018?igsh=cDRvOHpibjdpMGJj Model Strangers - Viral Reel from Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/reel/C1uIrGmIIw-/?igsh=dGY3bzRndHBmOHk3 Brought to you in Partnership with:Linwoods Health Foods.For 20% off use code Digg20 on link below. (Not available in conjunction with any other discount codes. Excludes sales items & reduced price bundles. Expires 31.12.25)https://bit.ly/4nBUl1r Location PartnerThe Harrison Chambers of Distinctionhttps://www.chambersofdistinction.com/ For 15% off use code Digg15 up until 30th July 2026