What are you daydreaming about?
I’m making a podcast. It’s called DAYDREAM, and really, it starts with that one question.
What do you dream about when nobody else is listening? What do you still want to do, become, create, change or experience? What does the life you imagine for yourself actually look like?
I’ve always been a daydreamer. I love big ideas, beautiful things, ridiculous plans and people who refuse to believe their lives have to look a certain way.
And I’m endlessly fascinated by women.
The lives they’ve built. The things they’ve survived. The mistakes they’ve made. The clothes they wore while doing it. And, no matter how successful or famous they become, the things they’re still dreaming about.
That’s DAYDREAM.
Fabulous women. Proper conversations.
I’ll be sitting down with some of the most fabulous and fascinating women from film, fashion, beauty, business, faith and popular culture.
Actresses. Real Housewives. Models. Designers. Makeup artists. Filmmakers. Founders. Musicians. Entrepreneurs. Women of faith. Icons. And occasionally someone you might not know yet, but absolutely should.
Some of these women have careers and lives that millions of people know from the outside.
I want to know what they’re like on the inside.
Not just what they’re promoting. Not the perfectly rehearsed answer they’ve given a hundred times before.
I want a proper conversation.
The big things. And the completely ridiculous things.
We’ll talk about ambition, marriage, motherhood, money, faith, heartbreak, friendship, failure, ageing, success and starting again.
- What did you think your life would look like at 20?
- Did fame change you?
- Does getting older scare you?
- What happened when the dream you were chasing actually came true?
- Did motherhood make you more ambitious or less?
- Have you ever completely lost yourself?
- Do you believe in God?
- What’s the biggest mistake you’ve made?
- What do you want that you still don’t have?
But DAYDREAM isn’t going to take itself too seriously.
Because neither does life.
I also want to know about the disastrous date. The fashion mistake. The beauty treatment you secretly swear by. The thing you spent far too much money on. Your most unhinged purchase. What’s actually inside your handbag. The outfit you wish the internet would forget. Your first celebrity crush.
We might go from faith to fashion, marriage to makeup, motherhood to money, heartbreak to handbags — sometimes in the same conversation.
That’s rather the point.
Glamorous doesn’t have to mean perfect
I love fashion. I love beautiful hotels, beautiful houses, getting dressed up, travelling somewhere fabulous and making things look gorgeous.
DAYDREAM will absolutely live in that world.
It will be chic, feminine, playful and fashion-forward. I want it to look beautiful.
But I don’t want it to feel untouchable.
There is something incredibly comforting about discovering that a woman whose life looks extraordinary from the outside has worried about the same things you have, made terrible decisions, had her heart broken, questioned herself, laughed at herself and changed her mind about what she wants.
I want DAYDREAM to be aspirational without ever making you feel inadequate.
Come for the fabulous woman, the fashion and the beautiful setting.
Stay because somewhere in the conversation, you recognise yourself.
Faith, family, fashion & everything in between
My Christian faith is part of who I am, so naturally it will sometimes become part of these conversations.
But DAYDREAM isn’t a theology podcast.
Faith will come up when it’s real. So will motherhood. Marriage. Money. Beauty. Ageing. Ambition. Sex. Business. Botox. Failure. Family. Clothes. Grief. Reinvention.
Nothing is there because we have to discuss it.
I simply want the freedom to have the kind of conversations women actually have when they feel comfortable enough to talk properly.
Sometimes profound.
Sometimes ridiculous.
Usually both.
More than an interview
You’ll get to know me along the way, too.
My life is a slightly chaotic mixture of filmmaking, fashion, business, motherhood, marriage, faith, travel and whatever enormous idea I’ve decided I absolutely have to pursue next.
There will be conversations with incredible guests, occasional appearances from people in my own life, and episodes where it’s simply me talking to you about something I’m building, questioning, loving, hating or learning.
I don’t want DAYDREAM to feel like you’re watching an interview from the other side of the room.
I want it to feel like we’ve pulled up another chair for you.
So… what are you daydreaming about?
This is the question I want to ask every woman who sits down with me.
Because I’m fascinated by what happens after somebody gets the things they once dreamed about.
You can have the career, the family, the house, the money, the wardrobe, the success — and still have another dream quietly sitting somewhere inside you.
Maybe it’s enormous.
Maybe it’s completely frivolous.
Maybe you’ve never actually said it out loud.
At the end of every conversation, I want to ask:
After everything you’ve done, everything you’ve achieved and everything you’ve lived through… what are you daydreaming about now?
And while I’m asking her, I’m asking you.
Because DAYDREAM isn’t really about looking at somebody else’s life and wishing it were yours.
It’s about remembering to imagine your own.
So, what’s your daydream?
DAYDREAM by Chelsea Green launches October 2026.
Fabulous women. Real lives. Proper conversations.
Dream. Inspire. Lead.
Luxury Mummy xo
