To close Season One, Tom Waterhouse attempts to answer the question "Why did you start the If Had Been Born A Girl project?" by reading a draft version of the foreword to his forthcoming book.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with foreign correspondent, roving reporter, news anchor, author and podcaster, Hugh Riminton.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with brand architect, business renovator, gender equality warrior, author and proud Scouser, Gill Whitty-Collins.

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with sociologist, former Navy pilot, author, speaker and good guy, David Smith.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with conductor, business consultant, speaker, author and ignorant maestro, Itay Talgam.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with podcaster, public radio journalist, documentary maker and educator, John Biewen.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with forester, environmental activist, walker, connector and change-maker, Scott Poynton.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with complexity scientist, interdisciplinarian, entrepreneur, teacher and serendipitist, Paolo Gaudiano.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with advertising guru, behavioral scientist, writer, speaker and alchemist, Rory Sutherland.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with internationally renowned lieder and opera singer, writer, academic and expert on the history of witchcraft, Ian Bostridge.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with CEO of slavefreetrade, modern slavery expert, RightsTech pioneer, former soldier and federal agent, and part-time misanthrope, Brian Iselin.By Tom Waterhouse

Tom Waterhouse in conversation with behavioral scientist, author and entrepreneur, country boy and inveterate curser, Matt Wallaert.By Tom Waterhouse

Coming soon - the If I Had Been Born A Girl podcast, in which host, Tom Waterhouse, challenges successful men from all walks of life to explore the gender norms that have shaped them and the advantages they've enjoyed just by virtue of being born male and to answer the question "How did you really get where you are today?" Visit www.ifihadbeenborna…