In this episode we hear from Jamie Hull, a former British serviceman. Jamie tells the incredible story of how he survived a plane crash when his cockpit caught fire at 1000ft.
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Carlos ‘Carlitos' Páez Rodriguez, a survivor of the 1972 Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 plane crash in the Andes, discusses the plane crashing at an altitude of 11,170 feet and the resulting 72 days surviving extreme cold, avalanches and starvation.
In this episode we hear from Raphael Rowe, an innocent man wrongfully imprisoned for murder.
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 Jamie Hull, a former British serviceman. Jamie tells the incredible story of how he survived a plane crash when his cockpit caught fire at 1000ft.
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.
We sit down with popular YouTuber Callux to discuss his childhood battle with leukemia, how he got into YouTube, the launch of his business empire and trainers brand and his advocacy for mental well-being.
Liverpool fan James Redmond goes up against Man United fan KG Tha Comedian to argue about the biggest rivalry in the Premier League. Is Salah better than Ronaldo? Was 1999 better than Istanbul? And are Liverpool finished when Klopp leaves?
In this hilarious episode, Chris Pratt and Charlie Day debate who they think is the more attractive Mario brother, which video game is the best of all time, and who would win in an arm wrestle!
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?
Expressions Oozing and Jacob Hawley debate England's World Cup chances, Tuchel's squad, Harry Kane, Lionel Messi and whether football is finally coming home.
Liverpool fan Paul Machin tells Manchester United fan Flex that Steven Gerrard was a much better player than Paul Scholes was. The pair debate the biggest arguments between the two most successful clubs in England.
Arsenal fan Bhavs tells Manchester United fan Saeed that he thinks Martin Odegaard should be considered world-class. The rivals debate the biggest arguments between their clubs, including who will finish higher in the Premier League.
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 episode of LADbible's Agree to Disagree, F1 movie stars Brad Pitt and Damson Idris go head-to-head over some of the internet's biggest debates… and things get surprisingly heated on the topic of 90s vs modern fashion and even hot dogs!
World Darts Champion Luke Littler and Luke Humphries tackle some of sports' biggest debates. The two players discuss who has the better walk-on song? And should the PDC introduce a WWE Royal Rumble style darts tournament?
Chelsea fan Rory Jennings goes up against Liverpool fan James Redmond. Was Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool better than Jose Mourinho's Chelsea? Was John Terry better than Virgil Van Dijk is now? And is Jurgen Klopp better than any Chelsea manager ever?
Thomas Delaney, a recovering drug addict and public speaker and activist, gives honest answers to questions about drug addiction, including his lowest point, and what you should do if someone you love is struggling with addiction.
Jon Atack, a former Scientology member turned authoritarian cult expert and author, provides invaluable insights from his personal experiences, shedding light on the hierarchy, leadership, celebrity involvement, and origin story of the organisation.
In this episode we hear from Raphael Rowe, an innocent man wrongfully imprisoned for murder.
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.
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