An exploration into personal growth and human connection through the depths of our successes, stories, scars, influences and ancestry. Celebrating the different ways we grow, together.

Now & Then is an investigation into personal triumph, independent creativity and, most importantly, the depth of human connection over time. Highlighting our ability to carve out new relationships, pathways and visions from what has gone before us.

The next level of your life demands a different you. With hope to differ from expectation, we discover how one of the most followed footballers in the world deals with the pressure, expectancy and spotlight of being the brightest spark for his family, club and country.

The truth. Neymar da Silva Santos Junior opens up about the chaos and creativity surrounding his life. Revealing the strengths, secrets and untold stories of an athlete who transcends sport. The most fractious world we have ever known is forcing people to take a closer look at themselves. Giving people the opportunity to evaluate what matters most, what they need to change, what they can do to help others and what is their calling.

Memphis Depay was born on a day astrologists call the Cusp of Sensitivity – the moment when Aquarius and Pisces merge. People born on this cusp are impulsive and charming. Recognisable for being a rebel at heart and always incredibly keen on maintaining freedom.

It makes sense; you never know what to expect from Memphis but you know it will be unforgettable.

A personality forged from the fires of adversity and equipped with the fearlessness, desire and strength to go further. To break borders, rules, beliefs, premonitions and conventions. To go further than what has gone before. To leave a legacy bigger than the life they lead.

Spending a day with the England national team is cloaked in a lot less secrecy and security than you’d imagine. It is partly down to the unique way in which analog photographer Olivia Rose works, and how she manages to humanise everyday icons and draw raw, untouched emotion from even the most recognisable faces in UK contemporary culture.

“Spit it for me, bro,” shouts Konan, with a slight crack in his voice which outlines his genuine excitement in response to the question. I’ve just asked Krept and Konan what is the greatest lyric each other has ever written. “Krept has so many,” he adds. “I’d say the most legendary one and I’m saying legendary is the Otis line. Say it again for me Krept, it’s been so long bro. The Otis one, bro, it’s gone out of my head…” Krept replies with the nonchalance of a man who knows he has an archive – an arsenal – of hard-hitting lyrics which he can comfortably recite any time he cares to.

Joao Felix looks at everything as if he’s already got a plan for it. It’s not arrogant or uncomfortable to be around. But, it’s undeniable from the moment you speak to him that Joao is always in control. Nothing fazes him. It never has. When you think and move faster than anyone else both on and off the pitch, then why would it?