Episode 8 of Leak & Sip wraps up Season 1 with Nic and Claire kicking back for a heartfelt catch-up - no guests, just real talk. Where's the time gone? From breathwork breakthroughs to life-changing life coaching, they dive into what's been shaking up their worlds since August. Claire spills on her three-hour session with Sarah Albertan, a chakra-changing life coach who's unraveling her past and raising her vibe - think corridor walks, Catholic roots, and feminine energy reboots. Nic opens up about losing herself in the chaos of motherhood and Uni Medica, wrestling with the 'who am I?' question as Maggie's arrival flips her routine upside down.

Expect tears, laughs, and biohacking bombshells - Claire's hair strand test reveals dairy disasters, heavy metals, and a 5G zap, sparking her wellness overhaul.

Together, they unpack the messy jungle of kids, businesses, and self-care, from yoga mats to nursery guilt, all while craving that pre-baby sparkle. No weekly whine here - just a big thank you to listeners for the love, and an open invite for your questions to shape Season 2. Pour a glass, soak in the vibes, and join these two open books as they toast to growth, grit, and getting back to themselves. See you next season!

Episode 7 of Leak & Sip is a powerhouse chat with Nic and Claire as they welcome Sarah and Holly, the dynamic duo behind Lumi Aesthetics Devices and their game-changing machine. From lugging heavy equipment up and down the UK in a van to building a brand that's shaking up the aesthetics industry, these women spill the tea on their rollercoaster rise. Starting with a graveyard of failed prototypes and £100k investment in sampling, they've turned setbacks into success with Ultrax - a 5k ultrasound device that bridges the medic vs. non-media divide with safety-first innovation. Claire dives into their story, from Sarah's scrappy pre-covid scrubs empire (born from a £1k punt that hit 6 figures overnight) to Holly's years as a therapist turned tech guru.

Together, they've battled jealous copycats, navigated MHRA red tape, and launched in Dubai - all while raising kids and juggling a family of nine. Expect raw honesty about flops (think MC Hammer-sized scrubs), triumphs like CO2 laser for beauty therapists, and golden nuggets on business psychology - think branding over trends and collaboration over competition. This one's for the girls in aesthetics, the dreamers with grit, and anyone who's ever bet on their gut. Pour a drink and tune in for a dose of real talk, resilience, and badassery!

In episode 7 of Leak & Sip, hosts Nic and Claire sit down with David, a Kirby lad whose raw and remarkable journey has been a long-awaited reveal for fans clamoring to know: Who's David, who's Keli, and what's Revival? From a successful gas engineer to a man reshaped by illness and resilience, David opens up about how Crohn's disease, skin cancer, and life-altering surgery during COVID pushed him to the edge - crying alone in a hospital bed, staring out at the sky, begging the universe for a lifeline. What started as a desperate plea sparked the birth of Revival, a movement born from his battles with childhood trauma, suppressed emotions, and a body at war with itself. Claire, a close friend who's walked this path with him, shares their Maldives memory - meditating by a Buddha statue while partners laughed from the bar - hinting at the spiritual thread that's always run through David's life. Together, they unpack how years of loss (a grandad at 11, a brother later on), a suicide attempt at 15, and growing up fast in a pub with his mum forged a drive for success that masked deep pain - until breathwork and self-discovery set him free.

This episode is a gut-punch of honesty, from the chaos of health crises to the peace of trusting your gut over the system. Expect Nic and Claire's warm banter, David's hard-earned wisdom, and a powerful reminder that healing starts when you stop suppressing and start speaking.

Tune in for a story that's as life-changing as it is real - perfect for anyone ready to feel seen, heard, and inspired.