Ruby Wax on why we are more "frazzled" than ever, re-visiting her past interviews and her closure with Louis Theroux

Rosie Jones on being a disabled, gay, northern woman in comedy

Lin-Manuel Miranda on Jonathan Larson’s legacy, diversity in the arts and where America is now

Jon Snow on his life, finding a sense of right and wrong and always seeking the truth

Pauline Campbell on the Windrush scandal, changing your career late in life and racism in Britain today

Sir Roger Penrose on being a nobel prize winning Physicist, impossible art and AI

Benjamin Bratton on why Covid should change the way we think and on why he hates Ted talks

Jools Holland on his old friend the piano, his dancing dog and inventing punk piano

Nish Kumar on political comedy, mental health and leaving The Mash Report

Steven Pinker on rationality during an epidemic of unreason, teaching tools of reason and debating an irrational people

Yuval Noah Harari on the origins of racism, the future of Israel and the dangers of AI

Shon Faye on the liberation of transgender people, the problems with the trans ‘debate’ and choosing to save her own life

Steve Van Zandt on being Bruce Springsteen's right-hand man, The Beatles and his disillusion with American politics

Lady Hale on the historical prorogation case, widening access to the law and whether we should televise court cases

Indra Nooyi on being the former CEO of PepsiCo, women in business and working from home

Jay Rayner on the politics of food, restaurant culture and the supply chain crisis

KAMILLE on fame, self-image, and Black women in music

Carl Cox on over 30 years of DJ'ing, the British rave scene and performing in Parliament

KSI on his journey from YouTube to the music charts, boxing and charity

Andy Burnham on devolution, culture wars and why Westminster needs an overhaul