In episode 31 of The Nancy Stevens Lifestyle Show, Nancy delivers a packed hour of culture, reviews, and inspiration. She kicks things off with her take on Joseph at Milton Keynes Theatre—full of energy, humour, and international musical flair—before diving into Ordinary Saints by Niamh Ni Mhaoileoin, a moving debut novel exploring grief, family, and the burden of sainthood. There’s also a look at the reboot of Naked Gun at Cineworld Milton Keynes, plus a candid discussion on 'glowing' despite nopt being in love!
Nancy’s special guest is the remarkable Shalom Lloyd, MBE, founder of Naturally Tiwa Skincare and General Manager for The Body Shop in Nigeria. Shalom shares her incredible entrepreneurial journey, the inspiration behind her natural, chemical-free skincare range, and the challenges she’s overcome to build a thriving, ethical brand. Her story is one of resilience, innovation, and staying true to your values.
This episode blends arts, entertainment, and deeply personal storytelling—perfect for anyone who loves culture and champions women in business.
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