Who You Don't See

Simon's toured the world with the Spice Girls and written number 1's for S Club 7.

Toogie's taught moves to Harry Styles, Dua Lipa and Sean Paul.

In a pre-Instagram world, it was Randall who documented Hollywood nights out.

Naomi Parry was both a friend and stylist of Amy Winehouse.

Danilo's the man behind Gwen Stefani's space buns and platinum blonde locks.

Ray Winkler is an entertainment architect, who's designed stages for Britney & the Stones.

Remember Britney's iconic double denim moment? Julianne's the woman behind the make up.

We're back! It's the podcast that celebrates the people behind the stars and this time we're going back to the 00's and 90's.

Our guest this week is responsible for making Dua Lipa sound so good on stage. We’re speaking to Callum Lloyd Williams, a producer and sound technician who’s toured the world with her.

Our guest this week is the is the man who half of Hollywood seem to have on speed-dial. David Higgins: a personal trainer who works his magic on film sets. It’s not an exaggeration to say he sculpts superheroes. He trained Zoe Kravitz when she played Cat Woman, Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman and Scarlett Johansson as the Black Widow.

If you're missing your Glastonbury fix, this week's episode with TAWBOX's creative directors Amber Rimell & Bronski has got you covered. Cast your minds back to June 2019 when festival season was in full swing… and making history on Glastonbury’s pyramid stage was Stormzy, the first black solo British headliner. Behind him were Amber & Bronski, two creative directors who worked on everything from choreography, to the themes, set list and visuals. In this weeks ep we hear from them and learn how you begin to plan a headline worthy set.

Singer and songwriter Dan Caplen has been in the business of songwriting for over a decade and in that time, written chart-topping, award winning hits for Rudimental, Macklemore, Stormzy, Jess Glynne and Ella Eyre.

If you've ever seen Dua Lipa perform, whether in person or on TV then I'm pretty sure you'll have seen this week's guest - Naomi Scarlett - in action. She has the voice of an angel and spends her days gigging with the likes of Dua, Stormzy and Jorja Smith.

If, like the rest of the world, you’ve watched or seen photos of J-Lo performing at Joe Biden’s inauguration, then you're already acquainted with the work of this week's guest, Eri Ishizu, nail artist to the stars.

Michael Jackson, Kendall Jenner, Rita Ora, Kate Moss and Bella Hadid - name an A-list celebrity and the chances are our guest this week has protected them - literally. For episode 9 of Who You Don’t See we’re joined by former celebrity bodyguard Simon Newton.

Lorna Blackwood is a vocal coach to the stars. Put on any pop radio station and within minutes you’ll hear a musician she works with.

If you’ve ever looked at Anne Marie, Zara Larson or Ciara and thought ‘God they look good’… Then you’re going to love this week's podcast with Phoebe Lettice Thompson - a stylist to the stars.

Rebecca Travis has been on the road since 1999 and when corona isn’t ruining our lives, says she spends 40 weeks each year away from home. Since getting started she’s worked with Ellie Goulding, Florence & The Machine, James Blake and Arcade Fire. In our chat we speak about hiring emergency private jets, rider requirements and learn why tours might not be as rock & roll as we think they are…

Name an artist in the UK Top 40 and the chances are Suzette has taught them a routine. She’s worked on the music videos of so many musicians including Dua Lipa, Sam Smith, MIA and Little Mix. Impressively, she’s also the woman who taught Lily Allen how to twerk.

If you’ve spent a Christmas on planet earth, the chances are you’re already familiar with the work of this weeks guest because he’s the man behind Mariah Careys’ glossy mane - which, as we know, merrily invades our TV screens and social media timelines each December.

This week’s guest has spent over a decade behind the camera, directing music videos for some of the biggest names in the world of pop, R&B and grime. Carly Cussen got her break by sneaking onto a film set to make cups of tea and since then has worked with Little Mix, Missy Elliot, Steff London, Sean Paul and a whole host of other huge names.

This week's guest - Callum Mills - can be found behind the camera, often on tour, taking backstage pictures of some of the biggest names in UK pop culture. Over the last eight years, he’s been on the road with Little Mix, taking the photo that went on to be used as their movie poster, as well as shooting for Example and Ella Eyre.

Welcome to episode one of Who You Don’t See; the podcast which celebrates the people ‎behind the stars. Very fitting then that our first guest, celebrity make-up artist, Maria Asadi, has been working with a catalogue of A-listers for over a decade.

Behind every celebrity is a team of people working to make the magic happen and Who You Don’t See exists to give you an insight into their world. ‎From ‎Ellie Goulding's tour manager to Little Mix’s back stage photographer, Sean Paul's music video director or Dua Lipa's choreographer, this podcast hears from individuals who you may not have heard of, but who are essential in building household names. In each episode, presenter and journalist Megan Lawton, chats to industry experts about their day to day job involves, finding out what it's like to work with some of the biggest names in pop culture.