In this episode of Cut The Sh*t, Lewis Kross sits down with Mark Kemp, a professional fossil hunter working the rugged Yorkshire coast.

They talk fossil hunting beyond the Instagram clips — the geology beneath your feet, the real risks of the coastline, and what it actually takes to turn curiosity into a living. Mark breaks down how ancient life is revealed through erosion, why “living fossils” still matter, and where the ethics of de-extinction and collecting begin to get uncomfortable.

The conversation also drifts into something deeper: why being outdoors changes people, how nature restores perspective, and why getting kids (and adults) off screens and into wild places might matter more than ever.

A grounded, thoughtful conversation about time, nature, curiosity, and what we lose when we forget how to look down at the ground beneath us.

Andrew Malcolm is a retreat host and spiritual guide whose work takes people to some of the most ancient and symbolically charged places on Earth — including Egypt.

In this conversation, we explore spirituality without dogma, the overlap between religion, intuition and rational thought, and why personal experience matters more than belief. We talk about historical sites, altered states, government narratives, the spiritualist movement, and the idea that different belief systems may be pointing at the same underlying truth.

We also dig into community, alignment, propaganda, consciousness, extraterrestrial life, and why so many people are questioning reality — and authority — right now.

No preaching. No blind faith. Just an honest conversation about meaning, mystery, and what it means to be human in a controlled, complex world.

Listen now on Spotify, YouTube, and everywhere else.

In this episode of Cut The Sh*t, Lewis Kross sits down with highliner and artist Adan Shaw to explore what it really takes to operate at the edge of fear, focus, and creativity.

Adan shares his journey from slacklining to highlining, the mindset required to step onto a rope hundreds of feet above the ground, and why preparation, visualization, and community matter more than adrenaline. The conversation moves into art, authenticity, and how creativity is shaped by lived experience — from extreme environments to cultural insights gained in Japan.

They also unpack the impact of AI on the creative world, the importance of play in learning, and Adan’s long-term vision for building spaces that encourage exploration, presence, and genuine human connection.

This is a conversation about balance — between risk and calm, discipline and play, fear and freedom.

Listen now on Spotify, YouTube, and everywhere else.

In this episode, Lewis Kross sits down with Kezia Noble to talk politics, accountability, and the realities shaping modern Britain.

They discuss Kezia’s journey into political commentary, the importance of open debate, and the challenge of platforming opposing views. The conversation covers immigration, foreign investment, housing pressure, and why avoiding difficult conversations only makes the problems worse.

They also look at political responsibility, media narratives, and the role young people will play in shaping the country’s future.

Straight talk. No slogans. No easy answers.

In this episode, Lewis Kross is joined by Jordan Hall, a professional storm chaser who spends his life tracking some of the most extreme and unpredictable weather on the planet.

Jordan breaks down what storm chasing is really like beyond the highlight clips — the adrenaline, the technology, the preparation, and the very real physical and emotional risks involved. We talk about tornadoes, hurricanes, and the fine line between passion and recklessness, especially as more people enter the space chasing views rather than understanding nature.

The conversation also explores the impact of social media on storm chasing, the pressure to constantly produce content, and the importance of diversifying income streams to survive in a volatile industry. Jordan shares his frustrations with AI support systems, the ethical dilemmas of monetising storm damage, and why raising awareness and promoting safety matters more than viral moments.

We also touch on the deeper side of the work — the spiritual co nnection to nature, the humility required when facing forces you can’t control, and what the future of storm chasing technology might look like.

A grounded, eye-opening conversation about risk, responsibility, and respecting the power of the natural world.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER

This episode discusses extreme weather, dangerous environments, and personal experiences. The views expressed are those of the individuals involved and are for discussion purposes only. This content is not intended as professional, safety, or weather advice. Always follow official guidance and safety warnings.

In this episode, Lewis Kross sits down with Lee Evans (Zito Run Podcast) for an honest, grounded conversation about addiction, recovery, and purpose — cutting through the myths, clichés, and performative narratives that often surround the subject.

Together, they explore how language shapes identity, why modern society struggles to talk honestly about addiction, and how men’s mental health is impacted by shame, expectation, and a lack of meaningful direction. The conversation moves beyond surface-level recovery talk and into deeper territory — purpose, values, accountability, and the long, ongoing work of becoming whole.

The discussion also touches on our growing disconnection from nature, ritual, food, and community, and how rebuilding relationships — with ourselves and with others — plays a critical role in genuine healing. Rather than running from problems, Lee and Lewis emphasise the importance of walking toward difficult truths, creating a personal narrative that actually works, and taking responsibility for one’s own transformation.

This is not a motivational talk or a quick-fix recovery story.
It’s a conversation about what actually helps, and why healing is a process that never truly ends.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER

This episode includes discussion of addiction, mental health, and personal experiences. The views expressed are those of the individuals involved and are shared for discussion purposes only. This content is not intended as medical, psychological, or professional advice. If you or someone you know is struggling, please seek support from a qualified professional or trusted support service.

In this episode, Lewis Kross sits down with Rain McMey for a wide-ranging conversation about music, power, and what it actually means to live an authentic artistic life.

They talk about the relationship between wealth, media, and politics, how technology and AI are reshaping creativity, and why modern culture feels increasingly synthetic. Rain shares his personal journey through the music scene, the realities of persistence as an artist, and the importance of humour when dealing with serious subjects.

The conversation also moves into spirituality, psychedelics, and consciousness — exploring freedom, creativity, and why staying true to your voice matters more than ever.

Honest, thoughtful, and unfiltered.

In this conversation, Lewis Kross sits down with Dean Hall to explore the powerful relationship between nature, grief, and emotional healing. Dean explains how time spent in natural environments — particularly among trees — can help regulate the nervous system, release stored emotion, and restore balance during periods of loss.

They dive into the science behind our bioelectric connection to the Earth, discussing how humans are energetic beings by nature and how modern disconnection from the natural world impacts mental health. Dean breaks down why grounding, immersion in nature, and deliberate exposure to the outdoors can be profoundly therapeutic, especially when processing grief and emotional trauma.

This episode blends lived experience with emerging science, offering a grounded perspective on healing that goes beyond talk therapy and into the body, the nervous system, and the natural world.

This episode is for educational and conversational purposes only. The views expressed are personal experiences and perspectives and should not be taken as medical or psychological advice. Always seek support from qualified professionals where appropriate.

In this episode, Lewis Kross sits down with Alex Eley for a raw, unfiltered conversation about addiction, discipline, ancient medicine, and the long road back to emotional and spiritual health.

Alex opens up about his battle with addiction, the role fasting played in rebuilding his self-control, and how natural medicines like Ayahuasca, DMT, and Kambo helped him confront the emotions he spent years running from. Together, they explore how trauma shapes behaviour, why surrender is the hardest part of healing, and how faith, intuition, and community can pull a person out of the darkest places.

The conversation dives deep into grief, accountability, emotional honesty, and the misunderstood world of psychedelic therapy. Alex breaks down the science and spirituality of Kambo, the ritualistic power of Ayahuasca, and why integration matters far more than the ceremony itself.

This is a conversation about rebuilding — through discipline, surrender, and the courage to finally face yourself.

This episode contains open discussion about natural medicines like Ayahuasca, DMT and Kambo. Nothing in this conversation is medical advice or an endorsement of illegal activities. Psychedelics are powerful substances and should only be used legally, safely, and under proper guidance. Always research local laws and speak with qualified professionals before considering any psychedelic practice.

In this powerful conversation, Lewis Kross sits down with Karina Graham to explore her journey from addiction, OnlyFans, and the adult entertainment world to a life anchored in faith, healing, and purpose. Karina opens up about the darker side of quick money, the psychological toll of online exploitation, and the internal battles that nearly broke her.

She shares the moment everything changed — a profound spiritual encounter that pulled her out of addiction and set her on a path of deliverance, prayer, and transformation. Karina discusses sleep paralysis, spiritual warfare, the influence of modern culture, and why she believes many young people are being led into cycles of addiction and emptiness.

This episode is an honest dive into faith, recovery, modern feminism, the power of community, and what it truly means to rebuild your life from the ground up.

This episode contains discussions about addiction, mental health struggles, spirituality, and sensitive personal experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Nothing in this conversation constitutes medical, psychological, or spiritual advice — always seek support from qualified professionals.