The Nancy Stevens Lifestyle Show

It’s a culture-packed episode of The Nancy Stevens Lifestyle Show on the new Horizon Radio, where theatre, film, books, television and real life all collide in Nancy’s wonderfully honest, high-energy style.

Nancy shares her powerful theatre experiences with Dear England and Tina – The Tina Turner Musical, reflecting on psychology, resilience, leadership, abuse survival, racism, and the sheer emotional force of live performance. From Gareth Southgate’s mindset revolution to Tina Turner’s unstoppable rise, these are stories of strength, grit and reinvention.

On the book front, Nancy gives her candid verdict on Freida McFadden’s The Intruder, questioning whether the thriller queen has matched the magic of The Housemaid. That leads perfectly into Movie Magic, with big-screen talk on The Housemaid, Song Sung Blue, and the heartbreaking Shakespeare-inspired drama Hamnet.

TV lovers are spoiled too — The Traitors, The Night Manager, Harlan Coben thrillers and Knives Out all get the Nancy treatment, as she wonders what her obsession with murder and psychological drama says about her!

Plus, personal stories, radio life, styling, burnout, joyful fashion, and a chance encounter with a fellow “dopamine dresser” that proves how powerful like-minded women can be.

Culture, conversation, candour and a lot of heart — this is lifestyle radio with substance.

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A warm, honest and joy-filled conversation on the Nancy Stevens Lifestyle Show, as Nancy is joined by Laura Fry, founder of Alexia Loves in Woburn Sands. Laura shares her journey from fashion retail to corporate life and back again, explaining how her boutique was built around confidence, inclusivity and making style feel accessible rather than intimidating.

The discussion explores retail therapy, body confidence, shopping through life changes, and why the right clothes can be truly empowering at any age. Laura talks spring fashion trends, colour, capsule wardrobes, social media realities, and creating a relaxed, welcoming space where women support women.

The episode also previews the sold-out “Don’t Sweat It” menopause confidence event, focusing on loving your body, managing change and dressing with confidence. A reassuring, uplifting listen about fashion, self-belief and feeling good in your own skin.

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Welcome to the first Nancy Stevens Lifestyle Show of 2026 – small but perfectly formed, and packed with brilliant conversation, reflections and cultural highlights.

Nancy opens the year by swapping resolutions for intention-setting, sharing powerful insights from her Reset, Renew and Farewell to 2025 retreat, including journalling, vision boards and why clarity is her word for the month. There’s honest discussion about mindset, self-kindness and making meaningful change without setting yourself up to fail.

The culture section is full of strong opinions, from the nostalgic chaos of Friends: The Musical Parody at Milton Keynes Theatre, to two wildly different films – the bewildering fever dream Marty Supreme and the emotional, swagger-filled boxing biopic Giant.

TV fans are treated to a deep dive into The Traitors, exploring why this series works so brilliantly, the psychology of the players and why it’s some of the best television right now.

Nancy also tackles the resurgence of colour analysis, calling out common misdiagnoses, explaining warm versus cool tones, and why wearing the right colours can transform confidence and wardrobe choices.

With warmth, humour and sharp insight, this episode sets the tone for 2026 – reflective, passionate and completely authentic.

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Welcome to the final Nancy Stevens Lifestyle Show of 2025 – and a very special birthday episode as Nancy turns 59 and reflects on a year of personal growth, culture and connection.

In this episode, Nancy looks back on the highs and lows of 2025, sharing festive fashion adventures, Strictly Come Dancing reflections, standout book recommendations including Chris Chibnall’s debut crime novel, and reviews of three very different pantomimes from Northampton to London’s Palladium.

There’s also a wonderfully festive trip to London, taking in Christmas lights, Selfridges window displays, the Royal Opera House, the V&A and a candid look at how busy – and magical – the capital feels at Christmas.

Nancy is joined by special guest Simon Tuck, DJ, radio presenter and community fundraiser for Age UK. Together they explore Simon’s journey through radio, the importance of preparation and authenticity in broadcasting, and the vital work Age UK does to tackle loneliness and social isolation, especially during the festive season.

It’s an episode full of warmth, reflection, laughter and gratitude – a perfect way to round off the year and look ahead with hope.

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Nancy brings a burst of colour, conversation and Christmas spirit to this week’s Lifestyle Show. She opens with her take on Pantone’s newly announced Colour of the Year and the huge reaction it has sparked, before diving into the latest Strictly Come Dancing upset and why trained dancers rarely lift the glitterball. There’s a full review of Goldilocks and the Three Bears at Milton Keens Theatre, celebrating Brian Conley’s triumphant return, plus her thoughts on Jeremy Clarkson’s newest Diddly Squat book and the surprising warmth behind the chaos of farm life.

Nancy also shares stories from her trip to Hull, featuring generous northern hospitality, visits to cast members in Panto, and an unexpected mid-meal colour analysis for a Coronation Street star. This week’s guest, Amarie Turner from Pixiebe Creations, joins her to explore the mental health benefits of crochet, the rise of crafting culture, and the welcoming community that has grown around her workshops and retreats.

With festive fashion chat, creative inspiration and plenty of sparkle, it’s a warm, uplifting episode perfect for the run-up to Christmas.

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