Having dreamed of a job in journalism from a young age, Claire Sanderson has established herself as the editorial figurehead of Women's Health, and will this year steer the Hearst UK title through its 100th issue celebrations. Here, Claire explains why she feels privileged to help open the health and wellness space to everyone, how the title is staying relevant in print and online, and how the Women's Health UK membership proposition is forging deeper audience relationships.

Krystal Lake is the epitome of an all rounder. The influencer/creator/DJ started her impressive career in video creation for big titles like PinkNews and UNILAD. Her ability to stay on top of internet trend commentary is what has led her to become a successful influencer, with a following of half a million on TikTok. Covering topics around POC, LGBTQ+, feminism, and mental health topics, Krystal has asserted herself as an inspiring voice across many platforms. Radar chats to Krystal about how to take the jump into freelancing, how to beat the algorithm, and what it was like to be recognised by Forbes.

Having launched, edited and then sold AI Business, George Kipouros made the transition from technology to travel in December 2020 as Editor and CEO of long-running travel title Wanderlust. Here, he tells us why there can be a cost to staying true to your sustainable principles and how the title is embarking on new storytelling adventures in the Metaverse.

Sheri Friers chats to Radar about why we need arts and culture journalism, her route into publishing, her love of print, and the upcoming Edinburgh festival.

In 2017 the BBC launched the 50:50 Project, in an attempt to increase the representation of women through the collection of data. 5 years later the 50:50 project is now a global network, driving change across multiple industries. Today we chat to 50:50 Project Lead at emap Martin Quinn about the recent expansion, with participation having grown from three titles to 13.

This week we catch up with New Scientist Marketing Director Jo Adams. We chat through Jo's glittering career, what it was like to work at a science publication over the pandemic, and marketing marketing marketing!

This week Radar catches up with Ridhi Radia, Diversity and Inclusion Manager at Immediate Media, who explains why magazines were a lifeline in her youth, why it's important to create environments where people can feel comfortable having uncomfortable conversations, and why it's important for the industry to work together to move the D&I agenda forward.

This week we caught up with The Skinny's Editor-in-Chief, Rosamund West. The Scottish publication unites the city dwellers of Edinburgh, Dundee, and Glasgow with the cultural events in their areas through thoughtful editorial content. As an ad-funded independent publication, they had a challenging time over lockdown but were saved by razor sharp organisation and a genuine passion for culture writing in Scotland.

This week we speak to Grazia's Editor Hattie Brett about how her education has impacted the journalist she has become today. We also cover why work experience is important to promote, her favourite cover as Editor, and how to keep on top of influencer culture while remaining sustainably minded.

This week we caught up with Reneé Doegar, the Publisher of London Review of Books. Reneé clearly lives for the written word and truly believes in its power to inspire and enact change. Our conversation covers top subscription strategy tips, how to grab the attention of readers in the age of distraction, and how the LRB have gone about creating a modern Café Society.

Today we look back to the PPA 30 Under 30 Awards, chatting to one of the winners, Editor of Retail Express, Megan Humphrey. Megan impressed our judges with her absolute commitment to her sector, acting as a voice for them when times were tough. Here, Megan tells us how she got into journalism, how publishers can attract talent to B2B titles, and why prioritising the mental health of her sector matters to her.

For #WhatsOnYourRadar this week we speak to PPA Decodes panellist and Digital Director of Rolling Stone UK, Charlotte Cijffers. She started her impressive career as a journalist before embarking on a new role in magazine media, that of the digital strategist. We talk about how to go about bringing an iconic American title across the pond, the dos and don'ts of digital covers, and Tik Tok. Of course Charlotte also expanded on some of the great points raised the 'Paid or Organic' PPA Decodes session too.