Bigger Than Us: The power of finding meaning in a messy world

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Here, Fearne exclusively shares the introduction and first chapter of the book with Happy Place listeners. Slaney, Rowan; Verdier, Hannah; Davies, Hannah J. (16 March 2018). "Fearne Cotton tries to find her Happy Place – podcasts of the week". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077 . Retrieved 9 March 2019. Fearne Cotton brought a pop of colour to this gloomy weather by wearing a stylish pink jumpsuit that had us dreaming of spring as she appeared on ITV's Lorraine on Friday (21 January). I needed this book so much, without even realising. I’ve always felt that I’m spiritual rather than religious, and so much of this book gave me goosebumps and eureka moments. I felt as though Fearne (I can call her that, cos in another life we’re clearly besties) has written this for me- for who I was before I let adulthood and booze take over, and for who I have been finding again this past year. She also presented the Friday night live eviction programme that year for the Channel 5 reality television series Make Me a Supermodel.

Cotton guest presented The One Show on BBC One for two nights in November 2013, two nights in February 2014, one night in March 2014 and one night in March 2016. [ citation needed] Other channels [ edit ]In 2018, Cotton began presenting Happy Place, a podcast available to streaming platforms. [29] The podcast features Cotton interviewing different celebrities. [30] Personal life [ edit ]

In 2019, Cotton was the cover host for Zoe Ball during the holidays. On 19 March 2020 Cotton launched BBC Radio 2's fourth music decades show, Sounds of the 90s.

Over recent years, Fearne Cotton has refocussed her career and life to spend more time looking at connection rather than living a life of celebrity glitz and glamour. This book is the result of Fearne exploring the more spiritual things - those things that are "bigger than us". Shenton, Zoe (27 February 2015). "Fearne Cotton is Pregnant!". The Mirror . Retrieved 28 February 2015. Whether you believe in the supernatural or not, are avidly against it or a true believer, this book is still for everyone. As a scientist, I did struggle with some aspects as I am a super critical and empirical evidence based person so it can be hard to get out of my own head at times. My own fault entirely!

I enjoyed this book and there were quite a few take homes from it - I think it’s my favourite of all of her books that I’ve read so far. I try ( like most people!) to absorb anything that might speak to my soul - whether it’s a book or a podcast relating to every day mental health or learnings around personal growth . A few years ago, I would have considered any conversation on such topics to be incredibly indulgent and without substance. Now I can’t get enough of it. Cotton joined BBC Radio 2 in July 2016 standing in for Graham Norton with former Spandau Ballet bassist Martin Kemp on Saturday mornings (10 am–1 pm) while Norton took his annual summer break. [27] Fearne covered for Ken Bruce 24–28 October 2016, in 2017 on 13–17 February, 3–7 and 10–14 April, 11 May, 29 May–2 June and 23–27 October, and in 2018 on 14–16 February. In 2018, Cotton began presenting Happy Place, a podcast available to online streaming platforms. [3] She has also released eight self-help books, two children's books, and four books on healthy eating. [4] Early life [ edit ]

Fearne Cotton reveals she's had a baby girl". BBC News. 9 September 2015. Archived from the original on 24 December 2022 . Retrieved 24 December 2022. Jambo Truong, a teacher in anatomy, body work, ceremony, meditation and yoga, will introduce you to the benefits of meditation and guide you through a live exercise.

Tour de France winner and Giro hero Geraint Thomas brings his podcast to the stage as he shares stories from his career and tells you about his greatest-ever rides.

Understanding your emotions, what you need and learning to live in the present are such fundamentals. They’re so important and this book again, delivered on this front. Donna Lancaster, co-founder of The Bridge Retreat, will introduce The Power of Prayer, an alternative non-religious approach to praying, that supports people to connect with the spiritual dimension to life. This form of prayer is not about a traditional belief in God or religion, but about reclaiming prayer for everyone to access, as a beautiful practice bringing you into a deeper connection with Life itself. Donna believes that praying regularly in this way helps people to become more trusting, open and connected as a direct result.