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.
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In this episode of Minutes With, Gwen Adshead gives us an insightful account of her 30-year career as one of the UK's leading forensic psychiatrists. Gwen recounts her experience working beyond the walls of the UK's high security prisons and hospitals. Gwen remembers meeting the Yorkshire Ripper inside Broadmoor, hearing about the ways murderers cut up bodies and offers us an unprecedented look inside a therapy session with a serial killer.
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.
We sit down with mortician Debbie Holmwood as she discusses a typical day in the life of her job, reveals the average requests she receives from families ahead of funerals, and opens up on why she loves the career she has chosen.
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.
WWE stars Trick Williams and Lash Legend debate wrestling's biggest topics, from The Rock as GOAT to the best entrances and moves, with bold opinions, rivalry and plenty of banter.
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?
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!
Ella Toone and Maya Le Tissier clash in Agree To Disagree, debating Messi vs Ronaldo, football superstitions and Manchester pride—plus why Ella thinks bananas are the worst fruit ever. Expect banter and bold opinions.
It's a North London derby with Lee Judges from Arsenal Fan TV and Spurs YouTuber George Achilles! Is Kane better than Henry? Did Sol Campbell make the correct decision? Are the Invincibles overrated? We're settling these arguments once and for all!
Tom Holland and Zendaya argue over some of the internet's biggest debates! We find out their views on whether pineapple should be on pizza, if American Football is better than Soccer and Zendaya reveals what qualities make Tom a great Spider-Man!
Liverpool fan Laurence McKenna and Arsenal fan Cecil Jee Thomas argue over the biggest talking points of the 2023/24 season, clashing over who'll win a trophy next and whether Gabriel and Saliba would make it into a combined team over van Dijk.
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?
In this episode, Man City fan Big Steve goes up against the don of AFTV, Robbie Lyle. Will Man City ever be as big as Arsenal? Would any Arsenal players make it into Man City's team? Did Man City buy their success?
Wonderful HIV activist, Kyle Cook, addresses common misconceptions from the public about living with HIV, including myths about sharing drinks, his life expectancy, and using dating apps.
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.
Deena Owen, Paramedic and Hospital Ambulance Liaison Officer, answers all your questions, revealing the worst bodily fluid to deal with, and why there are different sirens, and recalling the shocking moment she was stabbed twice by a patient!
Kanika, diagnosed with ASPD, answers anonymous questions in Honesty Box, sharing raw insights on stigma, manipulation, and impulsivity. She compares herself to Ted Bundy, exploring violent urges and why she chooses control over chaos.
Nicole Stott, a retired NASA astronaut, engineer and aquanaut, has flown on two expeditions and spent over 100 days in space. Here, she answers questions like, What does space actually smell like? Is the Earth flat? And, can you watch TV in space?
In this episode of Minutes With, Gwen Adshead gives us an insightful account of her 30-year career as one of the UK's leading forensic psychiatrists. Gwen recounts her experience working beyond the walls of the UK's high security prisons and hospitals. Gwen remembers meeting the Yorkshire Ripper inside Broadmoor, hearing about the ways murderers cut up bodies and offers us an unprecedented look inside a therapy session with a serial killer.
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.
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