Watch now: Giovanna Fletcher Show on the Road season 2 finale

The second season of "Show on the Road" is officially here, bringing you along for the ride with some of the UK’s most influential and authentic personalities.
We chose this year’s guests because they represent some of the best of Britain – diverse, funny, and heartfelt stories from a whole host of brilliant guests. Show on the Road takes the traditional celebrity podcast out of the studio and into the car for a road trip like no other, with host Alexandra Legouix. Join our celebrity guests in the passenger seat as they reveal the places and experiences that have brought them to where they are today. This year’s guests include:

Broadcaster Roman Kemp kicks off Season 2 with a tour of Hertfordshire, sharing stories about his career and personal struggles. Best known for his work as a radio host on Capital FM, Roman opens up about his passion for football, his experiences on "The One Show," and even a UFO sighting.
However, the heart of this episode is Roman’s advocacy for men’s mental health. Having lost his best friend to suicide, Roman has become a vocal advocate for mental health awareness and his BBC Three documentary on the suicide crisis has received widespread praise. Join Alex and Roman as they hit to road in a Vauxhall Corsa.

For the first time on "Show on the Road," a married couple joins our journey. Influencer duo Caitlin and Leah, who have amassed a huge following on social media with their loving, honest stories, join us and share their experiences as a same-sex couple navigating life and parenthood.
Their road trip takes them around Ilford and Chigwell, visiting places that are deeply personal to them, including the hospital where Leah was born and the restaurant where they celebrated their first round of IVF.

Billy Monger, a British racing driver, shares his incredible journey of resilience as he travels through Sussex and Surrey. Starting in his hometown of Charlwood, Billy reflects on the 2017 accident at Donnington Park that led to the amputation of both his legs.
Despite this life-changing event, Billy Whizz - as he's known by many - was back on the track, racing again within a year. He is a truly special person with unbreakable resilience, and during his road trip, Billy reveals his continued passion for motorsports and his efforts to bring about change within the industry. Alex drives Billy around in a Toyota C-HR GR Sport, and we find out why the karting track in Crawley is one of Billy’s key stops.

Zara McDermott, a well-known activist, TV personality and former Love Island contestant, takes us on a personal journey through Romford and Upminster. From revisiting her early clubbing days at the Atik nightclub to touring her childhood home, Zara reflects on her past experiences, including her battles with bullying and being a victim of revenge porn.
Zara has become a powerful voice in combating violence against women and played a crucial role in changing laws to protect women from online harassment and digital abuse. We talk through that journey, her passion for education, and find out why Alex is driving around in a Hyundai i10.

Olly Murs is a British singer-songwriter, who rose to fame after finishing second in the 2009 series of The X Factor.
He has since scored five UK number one albums and four UK number one singles. He has also moved into TV presenting, appeared as a coach on The Voice UK, and recently welcomed a baby girl to his family! Alex and Olly reflect on his upbringing and career while driving around his hometown of Witham, Essex in a Bentley Continental GT.

In this episode, Show on the Road gets an exclusive look into the life of the man behind the magnesium, as Big Manny takes us for a tour of his manor around Barking and Dagenham.
Big Manny has combined his vast knowledge of science with a verbal swagger to inspire the next generation of scientists like nothing else. But things could have been very different, and in this episode, we learn how his first videos had to be pulled off the web and uncover his other passion in life, music. Cruising around in a BMW X6 M60i, Big Manny takes us to his family home, his old school where he developed that love of science and where he used to work as a lab technician before going viral. We also go and see some science in action as well and get him to explain what’s going on and its impact on the environment.

In this week's episode, Dr Alex George shows us his village routes around gorgeous Carmarthenshire in southern Wales and explains how his rural lifestyle and love of sport shaped him into the successful influencer he is today.
Dr Alex has harnessed the fame found on Love Island to become a mental health champion and the UK’s first Youth Mental Health Ambassador, and on this episode he opens up about the loss of his brother and how he’s using his experiences to benefit others. Travelling around in a Land Rover Defender 90, Dr Alex takes us from the town of Carmarthen to several places including the remote setting of his old family home and former schools. We also learn about his ADHD diagnosis from just a few years ago, how different life could have been if he had been diagnosed with ADHD earlier.

We’re in the Midlands for this episode with journalist, disability activist and raconteur extraordinaire Lucy Edwards plus her guide dog Miss Molly for a tour around Sutton Coldfield and Birmingham.
Lucy takes us to her childhood home, sharing the story of losing her sight and how she and her family have adapted both their space and their lives to foster her independence. We also visit her old running track, where Lucy opens up about how running made her feel 'beautiful' and helped her navigate mental health challenges. Next, we stop by Highbury Theatre, where Lucy fondly recalls meeting her soulmate and now-husband, Oli and shares memories of their unique and unforgettable wedding. As we drive into Birmingham, Lucy reveals the everyday challenges she faces and her thoughts on raising awareness of visual impairments and the language around it. You can watch Lucy’s drive and see gorgeous Miss Molly by heading to Auto Trader’s dedicated Show on the Road YouTube channel.

In this final episode of series two, author, podcaster, and actor Giovanna Fletcher takes us on a tour of her old haunts in Essex. As well as her life as a performer, Giovanna opens up about her journey through various jobs, sharing stories she’s never revealed before.
Our journey begins and ends in the small town of Ingatestone, winding through Chelmsford and Hylands Park, taking in places of huge significance including the local community centre, her old family home and school. Passing the local Catholic church, she reflects on her Italian heritage, and as we head toward Chelmsford, Giovanna candidly recounts her experiences with bullying and her transformative years at the Sylvia Young Theatre School; a place which later in life included an unforgettable marriage proposal experience. In Chelmsford, Giovanna tells amazing story about her favourite nightclub from her youth. We visit a place where McFly have performed, we discover the pros and cons to co-authoring with your husband and how writing books led to becoming a passionate podcaster.