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.
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We sat down with Hollywood legend Jeff Goldblum to discuss his life and career. Jeff tells us all about how he got into acting, his favourite roles, and the actors he most wants to work with.
Writer Michael Thexton is a survivor of the 1986 Pan Am Flight 73 hijacking which resulted in 22 deaths. In this episode, he walks us through the ordeal of being held hostage by terrorists, seeing his fellow passengers killed, and his narrow escape.
In the second part of our interview with Jamie Morgan Kane, he speaks about his time in some of the most violent prisons in the USA, his interactions with dangerous serial killers Charles Manson and Ed Kemper, and his eventual journey to freedom.
Zendaya and Robert Pattinson clash in Agree To Disagree, debating dating, superheroes, food and relationships with chaos, strong opinions and plenty of back-and-forth throughout.
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.
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.
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.
Bradley Cooper and Will Arnett go head-to-head in Agree to Disagree, debating pop culture and everyday dilemmas—from plane clapping and baths to accents, The Office and more—putting their friendship to the test.
The United Strand goes up against Jacob Hawley ahead of Manchester United v Arsenal. The two tackle some of the biggest debates around the two Premier League sides, including the title race and who the biggest banter club in England is.
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?
Flex tells Arsenal fan Pippa Monique that United's starting XI is better than Arsenal's.The pair debate the biggest arguments between the two classic Premier League rivals, including who will finish higher in the Premier League this season.
A City fan and a Liverpool fan are here to settle some of football's biggest arguments! Can Man City ever be considered a big club? Did Raheem Sterling make the right decision in leaving Liverpool? And is Klopp better than Pep?
In this very funny episode, Jake Gyllenhaal and Gabrielle Union do incredible impressions, Jake reveals his surprising pineapple-on-pizza take, and Gabrielle tries British chocolate for the first time. Oppenheimer stars Emily Blunt and Matt Damon debate whether British food is better than American food and whether you should clap when your plane lands. Matt also reveals why kissing Scarlett Johansson was 'hell'!
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!
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.
Tim Peake, a British Astronaut who spent 6 months on the International Space Station in 2015 to 2016, answers anonymous questions from the public on space food, Elon Musk and the ethics of space travel.
Our audience asks convicted murderer O'fill Allen questions about how it feels to take somebody's life, why he committed the crime, his thoughts on prison life and the death penalty and whether he thinks anybody has the capacity to kill.
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.
BORN AND RAISED IN A CULT | FORMER ARMED ROBBER
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