Welcome to Good Life Project, where we take you behind the scenes for in depth, candid conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, makers and world shakers.
Here's your host, Jonathan Fields.
I'm Jonathan Fields and this is good life project.
My guest today is Eve Branson.
Eve Branson is a force of nature with what seems to be an insatiable desire for adventure.
As a young woman, Eve disguised herself as a boy to take glider lessons.
She enlisted in the Wrens to help the war effort in World War Two, acted as a dancer in London's West End theatre, and then as a flight attendant, retiring from her airborne adventures, at least temporarily.
She married the love of her life and then raised three stunningly accomplished kids, including Virgin founder Richard Branson.
She's traveled the world, written articles, novels, children's books, and now a new memoir called Mums the Word.
Eva's also been a lifelong advocate for child welfare.
She's a founder and director of the Eve Branson foundation, which provides training and entrepreneurial skills to local communities in Morocco.
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