Douglas Robertson shares his incredible story of when he and his family were shipwrecked in the Pacific Ocean after their boat was attacked by a school of killer whales. They survived for 38 days in a dinghy with barely any food or drinking water.
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In this episode of Minutes With, we spoke to the remarkable Timothy Cho, a North Korean defector, about his two-time escape from the country run by dictator Kim Jong Un. Timothy explains what it is like to grow up in a 'prison country', where wearing jeans or watching TV could have you killed in a gruesome public execution. Timothy's parents abandon him as a child, leaving him living on the streets and battling starvation during the famine. Incredibly, he manages to escape but is captured by the Chinese Army and brutally tortured for his defection. His incredible journey to freedom ends with the actions of a 13-year-old student who saved his life and granted him the chance to live in democracy.
In this week's episode of Minutes With, we sat down with American veteran Chris VanSant as he takes us through his remarkable career in the Delta Force. Chris reveals the rigorous selection process required to join the elite force and takes us inside combat situations, explaining the complex operations that led to the capture of Saddam Hussein and the 'deck of cards' during the invasion of Iraq. Chris explains how death, loss and guilt caught up with him after years of service, leading to a moment that changed his life forever and set him on a new path.
Joe Dittmar shares his story of surviving the horrific 9/11 terrorist attack and describes the horrendous experience of escaping the burning tower, his final moments with the many friends he lost that day and how he made his way back home.
This week, we sat down with anti-knife crime activist Faron Paul to discuss how he survived being stabbed 18 times, and how he campaigns against knife crime, taking over 1200 weapons off the streets of London.
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield get involved with LADbible's Agree To Disagree. We put some of the internet's biggest debates to the stars of We Live In Time. The actors argue over whether posting photos of your food is a big ick and if Paddington is the most overrated bear of all-time.
Wonka actors Timothée Chalamet and Keegan-Michael Key debate who's hotter: Timothée Chalamet or Tom Holland? Would every film be made better with a Muppets remake? And even pitch their own Muppets version of Dune and Call Me By Your Name!
Lionel Messi superfan Ross goes head-to-head with Cristiano Ronaldo fanatic Kyle to settle the biggest argument in football! Who's better - Messi or Ronaldo? Is either of them the GOAT? Does the Ballon d'Or matter?
In this episode of Agree to Disagree, Lee Jung-jae and Lee Byung-hun discuss who would survive longer in a real-life Squid Game, which of the two would make a brilliant Bond villain, and who can see himself stepping into the 007 role. In this fantastic episode of Agree to Disagree, Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby debate the most important topics of our time... from whether the UK or US office is better, to who would win in a fight: The Fantastic Four or The Incredibles.
Manchester United fan Culture Cams tells Chelsea fan Joey Knight why he thinks Erik Ten Hag is a better manager than Mauricio Pochettino. The two argue over some of the biggest debates between the two Premier League clubs.
In this hilarious episode, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and Kevin Hart do amazing impressions of each other, Dwayne reveals a naughty secret about Kevin and we find out their thoughts on The Rock becoming US president!
We pit Chris Evans and Taika Waititi against each other to argue over some of the internet's biggest debates. We find out what they think of Captain America's suit, if they're fans of stealing movie set props and if they like pineapple on pizza. Barbie stars Margot Robbie and America Ferrera debate whether Tequila is the best shot and if cats are better than dogs. They also share some of their worst hangover fails, how they like their beds made and discuss if they enjoyed working together!
Arsenal fan Ty of AFTV notoriety tells Liverpool fan Grizz Khan why he thinks Arsene Wenger was a better manager than Jurgen Klopp is now. Are Liverpool a bigger club than Arsenal? And who was better - Steven Gerrard or Patrick Vieira?
Liverpool fan Paul Machin of The Redmen TV tells Man City fan, Big Steve, that he thinks Jurgen Klopp is a better manager than Pep Guardiola. Aguero's title-winning goal or Istanbul 2005 - which was the bigger moment?
Ahead of Tottenham Hotspur against Liverpool, Expressions tells Laurence McKenna why he thinks Mo Salah is overrated and why he thinks Arne Slot will be sacked before Thomas Frank. The two argue over some of the biggest debates between the teams.
Rob Fuller, Chief Yeoman Warder, or 'Beefeater' at The Tower of London, is answering your questions on the origin of the historic role in the days of Henry VII and reveals where he has a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II tattooed on his body.
With his signature blend of witb and wonder, world-renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson tackles your questions about the universe, discussing time travel, teleportation, UFOs, Flat-Earthers, the possibility of life on Mars and much more.
Below Deck's Captain Sandy Yawn answers your questions on her experiences as a Superyacht captain. The TV personality shares stories of her times travelling through the Bermuda Triangle and what the scariest things you can see in the ocean are.
Big Phil Campion, a former SAS Soldier who also spent time working on the circuit as a private mercenary, answers your questions on how many people he's killed and what three things he'd rely on in a survival situation.
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 week's episode of Minutes With, we sat down with American veteran Chris VanSant as he takes us through his remarkable career in the Delta Force. Chris reveals the rigorous selection process required to join the elite force and takes us inside combat situations, explaining the complex operations that led to the capture of Saddam Hussein and the 'deck of cards' during the invasion of Iraq. Chris explains how death, loss and guilt caught up with him after years of service, leading to a moment that changed his life forever and set him on a new path.
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