Shadow Spies, Sophie Parkin and Danielle Neary, talk to, their first male guest, Adam Dant, about the city of London and his archaeological maps that encapsulate history. Similar to the Shadow Spies, he brings the past to the surface by putting visual narratives onto maps. 

Adam Dant is a contemporary British artist known for visual, historical, storytelling maps. His work features in the collections of international institutions including Tate Britain, MOMA New York,  HRH Prince of Wales, Museum of London and San Diego Museum of Art. He was the winner of the Jerwood Drawing Prize in 2002.

Shadow Spies, Sophie Parkin and Danielle Neary, talk to singer, songwriter, musician and creator of the Shadow Spies theme tune, Jordan Jackson, about her life, her influences and the strong women who have inspired her.
 
Soul of a Woman by Jordan Jackson is the Shadow Spies theme tune, her music can be listened to on Spotify. 

Shadow Spies, Sophie Parkin and Danielle Neary, continue their conversation with the ever-fascinating Irma Kurtz, writer, agony aunt and living historian of Bohemianism. 
 
Irma Kurtz is a living historian of Bohemianism, growing up in Greenwich Village, travelling through Europe and living in Paris, before settling in London. She was an agony aunt at Cosmopolitan for 40 years and has written many books. A woman of purpose and of her own agency, she wrote her own rules and laid the path for many feminists today.