Here’s the first look of who is joining the Good Conversation stage for 2025. With more speakers and a full schedule being announced soon, make sure you sign up to be the first to hear.
To get access to the Good Conversation stage, choose the VIP ticket type when you book. Seating will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Joining us for 2025
Wednesday 12 November
Tom Parker-Bowles
Tom Parker Bowles will be lifting the lid on the world of food writing and fine dining, flavour tips and possibly even a few royal recipes thrown in…
Susie Dent
The queen of Countdown and lover of lost words takes us on a tour of the quirks and charms of the English language through her debut novel Guilty by Definition.
Thursday 13 November
Raymond Blanc OBE
Raymond Blanc brings his legendary culinary wisdom to the stage – expect seasonal cooking inspiration, kitchen tips and some delicious surprises.
Emma Bridgewater
The woman behind Britain’s most iconic pottery, Emma will be joining us to talk creativity, craft and building a brand that feels like home.
Jojo Moyes
The best selling author of Me Before You shares the secrets behind her storytelling success, all things romance and what it takes for her to create the colourful cast of characters we’ve come to know and love.
Friday 14 November
Clare Balding
Dog devotee and champion of women’s sport, Clare joins us to talk about her love of the countryside and her debut novel Pastures New that’s filled with muddy boots, unexpected inheritance, and sheep with attitude.
Alexander Armstrong
The brainiac broadcaster, comedian and now children’s author delves into the mystical world of the ancient North and his childhood as he shares the stories behind his debut novel Evenfall: The Golden Linnet.
Clare & Jack Mosley
Michael Mosley changed the way millions of us think about our health. Now his family are continuing his mission: to empower people everywhere to take control of their health, one informed choice (and one shared meal) at a time.
Kate Mosse
Kate Mosse, queen of historical drama, shines a spotlight on the forgotten women of history, including her novel-writing grandmother.
Saturday 15 November
Dilly Carter
GH cover star and professional declutterer, we’ll be talking about how to declutter more than just our homes. It’s more than just storage, it’s about reclaiming your space.