#142: The Secret To Scaling Your Business With Nick Bradley
Nick Bradley is a renowned entrepreneur, investor and business mentor who has built, bought and sold 22 business with a combined valuation of over 5 billion dollars! He is a trusted advisor for entrepreneurs all over the globe, and is highly experienced with increasing business value through acquisition. On todays show, Nick shares his secrets […]
#141: Cryptocurrency Expert Joshua Riddett On Crypto Mining & Blockchain Technology
Joshua Riddett is the Founder & Managing Director of Easy Crypto Hunter. He is a cryptocurrency and blockchain technology expert, advising investors, governments and the public about the basics of making money by mining cryptocurrency. Joshua discusses the basics of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency, how he makes money for his clients by mining cryptocurrency and […]
#140: Solving Mysterious Crimes With Former UK Murder Detective Paul Maleary
For over 30 years Paul Maleary worked as a Detective for the Essex Police Force, investigating countless criminal cases, including horrific murders, bringing closure to the families of the victims. On today’s show, Paul will be discussing the evolution of police work, the current state of law enforcement, the well-known cases he has worked on, […]
#139: Bus Crash Survivor Kaleb Dahlgren On Escaping Death & Overcoming Trauma
Healing from trauma requires strength, resilience and determination. Kaleb Dahlgren, a Canadian ex-hockey player and author, embodies all of these traits, and you’ll find out why in this episode. In 2018, Kaleb was on a bus with his team following a hockey game in Saskatchewan, Canada, when their bus collided with a truck. Kaleb survived […]
#138: Underwater Explorer Jill Heinerth On Assessing Risk & Facing Fear
Not many people have the courage to go swimming in the ocean, even fewer are brave enough to dive into its depths for science. Today’s guest, Jill Heinerth is an underwater explorer, filmmaker, author, and avid speaker regarding the conservation of water and the planet. She has led hundreds of expeditions that have advanced scientific […]
#137: Online Grooming Victim Alicia Kozakiewicz On Being Kidnapped By A Paedophile
At 13 years old, Alicia Kozakiewicz was groomed by a 38-year-old man in an internet chat room. He was pretending to be a boy the same age as Alicia. After almost a year of online conversations, he lured her into meeting him in person. He abducted and sexually assaulted her, broadcasting the abuse online for other […]
#136: International Drug Smuggler, Pieter Tritton, on Surviving South America’s Toughest Prisons
Pieter Tritton, also known as ‘Posh Pete’, is an ex-drug trafficker who has spent almost a decade in the most dangerous prisons in South America. He isn’t what you’d imagine when you think of a typical drug dealer though; Pieter grew up in the middle-class area of Gloucestershire in the UK and studied Archaeology at […]
#135: Sales Legend Tom Hopkins On Becoming a Fearless Salesperson
Tom Hopkins is a sales training legend, having become a millionaire at the age of 27 after selling 365 properties in just one year. Since then, he has trained sales champions around the world with his “how-to” books and top-rated training programmes. Tom has taught millions of people the sales strategies needed to skyrocket their […]
#134: Jewel Thief Turned Police Officer Larry Lawton On US Prison Reform
Larry Lawton served 11 years in some of the toughest prisons in America for stealing over $18M in diamonds. But since then, he’s also become the only ex-con in US history to be sworn in as an honorary police officer! He is also the only ex-con to ever be recognized by the United States Congress for […]
#133: Polar Explorer Ann Daniels On Extreme Expeditions
Enduring temperatures as low as -53°C, walking more than 3,000 miles on ice, and swimming through arctic waters are some pretty unbelievable exploits. But today’s guest – record-breaking Polar Explorer Ann Daniels – has made these seemingly impossible feats a reality! In 2002, Ann became the first woman in history to ski to the North […]
