In this episode we hear from Will Geddes, a bodyguard for the rich and famous. Will has done it all - from protecting a-list celebrities to being involved in firefights while working in Iraq. Will takes us through some tricks of the trade, including some of the gadgets he uses while on the job. In this episode we hear from Pam Fraser, a nudist, who tells us all about the advantages of living a naked life.
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In this episode, we spoke to intrepid explorer Benedict Allen who has nearly died nine times throughout his career - including when he was threatened by gold miners, contracted deadly malaria and was shot at by Pablo Escobar's hitmen. Benedict relives his experience of becoming the first person to cross the Amazon Basin and getting lost alone in the rainforest for weeks without food, shelter or water. This desperate situation led him to make one of the toughest decisions of his life and moulded him into the explorer we meet today.
In this episode we hear from Will Geddes, a bodyguard for the rich and famous. Will has done it all - from protecting a-list celebrities to being involved in firefights while working in Iraq. Will takes us through some tricks of the trade, including some of the gadgets he uses while on the job. In this episode we hear from Pam Fraser, a nudist, who tells us all about the advantages of living a naked life.
Love Island's Doctor Alex George came down to LADbible studios to discuss reality TV, his mental health journey, and fighting COVID on the frontline of the NHS. Alex bravely opens up about the death of his brother Llyr and how the loss impacted him.
Lee Davis, who became corrupt during his service as a prison officer, tells us what led to him making the decisions that he did, how he dealt with the situation he ended up in and what turn his life took later on...
In this episode of Minutes With we sat down with Gary, whose cocaine addiction led to him spending £200 a day on drugs whilst working as a police officer. After losing his job in the force, Gary turned to crime to feed his addiction and stole thousands from betmakers and supermarkets. Gary tells us about his battle with addiction, his road to recovery and how he's turned his life around.
Neil Woods spent fourteen years undercover, infiltrating the UK's biggest drugs gangs and living alongside notorious gang members. Neil talks us through his career and why he thinks drug decriminalisation is how we solve climate change.
Sweet Anita wasn't diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome until she was 27 years old. Now she's one of the UK's biggest Twitch streamers. Anita explains the impact that Tourette's has had on her life and describes the darker side of her online fame.
Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott settle some age-old debates about whether bowling is embarrassing, what the best form of potato is, and share their very strong opinions on the immediate banning of karaoke and personalised number plates.
Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman debate whether Australian is the sexiest language and if Blake Lively could do better than Ryan. Can they both laugh without smiling? And how successfully can Hugh and Ryan recreate an iconic Harry Potter scene?
Chris Hemsworth and Anya Taylor-Joy settle the biggest debates on the web, weighing up whether the Australian accent is the sexiest and if they could land a plane in an emergency before enjoying a hilarious debate about time travel.
Spurs fan Flav goes up against Arsenal fan Ty of AFTV fame. Did Arsenal have the North London Derby postponed because they were scared? And will Spurs finish above Arsenal?
Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown settle some of pop culture's biggest debates, arguing over the length of award season speeches and who would last longer in a zombie apocalypse, and Millie reveals who her go-to celebrity impression is!
Nemo, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or 'The Mormon Church,' joins us in the studio to answer your questions on how many wives is acceptable for Mormons and why members of the Church can't drink coffee.
Ryder Cup legends Ian Poulter and Tyrrell Hatton take on a game of Agree To Disagree. The golfers tackle some of sport's biggest debates, such as: Are American golf fans worse than European golf fans? And, is a hole-in-one harder than a 147 break?
Louis Makepeace is a TikTok creator and car salesman who has dwarfism. In this episode, he clears up whether people should bend down to talk to someone with dwarfism and how he feels about a remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Dr Sohom Das works with individuals who have committed violent crimes and are suspected of having mental illnesses. In this episode, he discusses shocking cases, why people are obsessed with true crime, and how to spot a psychopath.
In this episode, Carol Rogers, a Crime Scene Forensic Scientist, discusses her involvement in catching high-profile serial killers, how DNA profiling works, and the worst crime scenes she's attended throughout her career.
In this weeks episode of Minutes With we sat down with Mirsad Solakovic, a Bosnian refugee who was forced to flee to the UK with his family. Mirsad tells us about the torture he suffered at the hands of his Serbian school teacher, the time he spent in a concentration camp and how this gave him PTSD.
In this episode of Minutes With, former city trader Gary Stevenson reveals more about his extraordinary life making millions as the world's best trader in London. Despite being expelled from school at age 16, Gary persisted and won his dream job in a global bank by mastering a card game, even though it was rigged against him. In this episode, Gary reveals how it feels to win $35 million betting on an economic downturn, the bizarre ways millionaires act on the trading floor and why he walked away from banking to warn the world about rising wealth inequality.
Philip Schlaffer, a former member of the German Neo-Nazi movement, tells us about his radicalisation story, what life inside the group was like and how he left the movement and changed his life for the best.
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