Emily Dean

04/06/22 • 43 min

The Midpoint is back once again and we’re starting this series with someone very close to Gabby’s heart. Emily Dean.

A best-selling author, journalist, television producer, radio presenter and chart-topping podcaster; Emily is a bit of a high achiever, and is known for her energy, warmth, and wit. But whilst she never fails to uplift those around her, her midlife has been marred by overwhelming loss which many would struggle to overcome.

In just three years, Emily lost her entire immediate family. Her sister Rachael, her mother Christine, and her father Michael died one after another and she became ‘an adult orphan’ on the cusp of her mid-forties.

The Midpoint is back once again and we’re starting this series with someone very close to Gabby’s heart. Emily Dean.

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Season 5 Trailer: The Mid•Point with Gabby Logan

Gabby Logan is middle aged and unashamed.

But what does it mean to reach the halfway stage?

Because things are changing; emotionally, physically, mentally. And with that our expectations, priorities, ambitions, and dreams rightly shift too.

In the fifth season of The MidPoint you'll hear how Emily Dean, Will Young, Tamzin Outhwaite, Patrice Evra and so many others, are navigating this transitional point in their lives.

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Will Young

In 2001 Will Young was crowned winner of Pop Idol. His debut single ‘Evergreen’ became the fastest selling in UK history and he became a star overnight.

After eight albums, three books, award-winning stage shows, and a very popular podcast Will’s star power has not waned, but his personal life is transformed.

Now 43, he’s overcome addiction, battled with PTSD, stood up for the rights of others and, in a crushing blow, mourned the death of his brother Rupert.

So what does peace mean to Will now? Does he miss the fast pace of pop stardom? And how does he care for himself when things get tough?

Gabby and Will are also joined by nutritionist Nicola Moore who explains how rewiring our brains can reset our relationship to food.

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