BANG AVERAGE CHAT THAT YOU won’t want to END.

Thomas Matthews

I loved this episode. To overcome a bike accident that puts you in a wheelchair, and then head to Tokyo as an Olympian, is incredible. Honest and raw about the lows of life, and the highs of competing. 

Her Game Too

I noticed #HerGameToo trending on Twitter, and saw their video too. It made me think (coupled with what happened at the Euros final), what is it like for Women fans in Football. Thought provoking, both inspiring and shocking in equal measures, I love the work Caz and the girls are doing, and the growing support from professionals in the game.

Ebanie Bridges

I was lucky to get a quick hour with Ebanie, and she just brings raw, unfiltered chat with a lot of energy! World Title fights. Breaking your ankle on debut, and winning. Selling dirty socks. Trusting no-one. Creating your own luck. UK fight fans. Resilience. Not judging a book by it’s cover.

Ben John – The Rugby Trainer

A promising career at the Ospreys with approx 80 caps, & talks of a Welsh call up, all stopped by repeated concussions, affecting Ben’s everyday life. Fast forward a few years & he is carving out a new career in Rugby, with @therugbytrainer on Instagram – Funny, insightful & engaging content for any rugby player who wants to get better!

Nicky Little

Nicky is honest, and so relaxed about life, it’s refreshing to see. What a career, playing for some of the biggest clubs in England, and also Wales, France and NZ. 4 Rugby World Cups, a heap of stories, playing with the likes of Serevi and CauCau, but it’s the simple things in life he loves. Friends, family, and being a good bloke. 

Mason Jones

Unreal chat with Mason. It’s been a mixed start to his UFC career, but I loved how brutally honest he is about it all, and I have no doubt he will be a UFC world champion in time, after being a 2 weight Cage Warriors Champion. It is amazing a man who pays the bills with controlled violence, can talk to articulately and with such clarity. 

George Kruis

Good to catch up with George after a successful first season out in Japan. Fascinating to hear his journey and thought process on leaving Saracens for Japan, and his desire to travel the world to gather experiences. He’s sacrificed a lot to do that – comfort zones, relationships, England and maybe even Lions caps, but its great to see he’s content with his decision, and happy how well it’s gone.