From Nowhere To Somewhere With Luke Staton

In this episode, we have the privilege of hosting Stefan O'Brien, the mastermind behind Tough Love.

Stefan has been a force in the house music scene since 2011, known for his infectious sound, energetic DJ sets, and hits like "So Freakin’ Tight" and "Pony (Jump On It)."

Stefan shares his journey from the early days in music to his current success as a DJ, producer, writer, and label head at Get Twisted Records.

Learn about his motivations, lifestyle, and the significant changes in the music industry, especially with the rise of platforms like Spotify.

With accolades like the 'Best Single' at The Bass Music Awards and a nomination for 'Best Breakthrough Act' at the DJ Mag Awards, Stefan's insights are invaluable for anyone interested in music.

Throughout his career, Stefan has had the opportunity to meet notable figures such as Charlie Sloth, David and Victoria Beckham, and many more. His story is a testament to the power of passion and innovation in shaping a successful music career.

Watch now to discover how Stefan got started in the music industry, the unique production style of Tough Love, the story behind Get Twisted Records, and the impact of digital platforms on music distribution and discovery.

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Rico epitomizes the human warrior spirit, having transitioned from MMA and boxing to becoming a world champion in bare-knuckle boxing.

His story takes an even more remarkable turn as he battles colitis, undergoes life-saving surgery, and returns to the ring with an ileostomy bag.In this powerful episode, Rico shares his journey of resilience, determination, and triumph against all odds.

Discover how he navigated through life's toughest challenges and emerged victorious, both inside and outside the ring.

This isn't just a story of a fighter; it's a story of the unbreakable human spirit.

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In this unique and insightful episode of "From Nowhere to Somewhere," host Luke Staton uncovers the inspiring story of Olly, a 19-year-old criminology student from the University of Lincoln. 

Recorded unexpectedly at a local Waterstones, Olly shares his unique perspective on personal growth, academic challenges, and the lifestyle choices that set him apart from his peers. 

Delve into a conversation that explores the intersection of academic studies, self-improvement, and the societal pressures faced by today's youth. 

This episode not only highlights the power of spontaneous encounters but also sheds light on how personal adversities can be transformed into opportunities for self-discovery and assertion. 

Join us as Olly reveals how his commitment to a 'dopamine detox' lifestyle and his proactive approach to learning is shaping his future in remarkable ways.

In this episode of the "From Nowhere To Somewhere" podcast, we're honoured to host Dave Hancock, an inspiration in the realm of athletic performance, physiotherapy, and strength coaching.

With an illustrious career that crosses over four major professional sports and continents, Dave's journey is a masterclass in dedication, innovation, and resilience. As the CEO of Apollo and having worked with teams in the MLB, NBA, Premier League Soccer, and Rugby, Dave's insights are unparalleled.

Join us as Dave takes us through his remarkable experiences; involvement in major sporting events such as World Cups and Champions League finals.

Dave's anecdotes extend beyond the world of sports, sharing moments like introducing Steven Gerrard to Sir Paul McCartney and his unexpected encounters within the Oval Office.

Dave's narrative isn't just about the glitz of celebrity and athletic greatness. At its core, it's a story of the unyielding quest for knowledge and understanding the fabric of peak performance. From private jets to the most exclusive dinner tables, Dave views each experience as a lesson in life and a step towards greater understanding.

Tune in to the "From Nowhere To Somewhere" podcast for a deep dive into the life of a man who's helped shape the careers of the world's top athletes and learned from the peaks and valleys of his path.

Whether you're chasing your professional dreams or simply love a good story of triumph and tenacity, Dave's journey from nowhere to somewhere will inspire and enlighten.

Join us in this riveting episode of the From Nowhere To Somewhere Podcast as we dive deep into the heart of Britain's most brutal endurance race with ultra-runner Ronnie Staton.

The Montane Winter Spine Race, a grueling non-stop, 268-mile ultra-marathon along the Pennine Way, is the ultimate test of endurance, resilience, and determination. From the rugged peaks of Edale in Derbyshire to the remote village of Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders, competitors face over 10,000 meters of ascent across some of England's most challenging terrains, including the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales, Northumberland National Park, Hadrian’s Wall, and the Cheviots.

Ronnie Staton, no stranger to extreme challenges, shares his extraordinary journey through the 168-hour race, revealing the mental and physical battles faced while traversing deep snow, storm-force winds, and relentless rain. This episode is not just a story of endurance; it's an exploration of the human spirit's capacity to overcome the most daunting obstacles.

Ultra runners, Montane Spine enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the extremes of human capability will find Ronnie's insights invaluable. Discover the strategies that helped him confront the ferocity of the British winter and what it takes to complete a race that pushes you beyond your limits.

Whether you're an aspiring ultra runner, a seasoned endurance athlete, or simply intrigued by the limits of human endurance, this episode offers a compelling glimpse into what it truly means to tackle Britain's most brutal race. Tune in to be inspired, motivated, and maybe even contemplate your next big challenge.

In this episode of The From Nowhere to Somewhere podcast, we sit down with Kevin Doyle, an ex-professional football player whose promising career was abruptly halted by a devastating injury in his early twenties. Kevin's story is not just about the heartbreak of unfulfilled footballing dreams, but a journey of resilience, learning, and ultimately, helping others.

Kevin delves into his childhood memories, filled with love, respect, and lessons learned from family, setting the foundation for his character and values. We travel through his life's highs and lows, from the glory of the football field to the mental and physical challenges he faced following his career-ending injury. It's a tale that speaks to the power of hope and the human spirit's capacity to overcome adversity.

At the heart of Kevin’s story is his transformation, driven by the compassionate care he received from physiotherapists. This experience ignited a passion in him, to pursue a career in physiotherapy, leading him to become a founding member of a hugely successful private physiotherapy business, later acquired by Ascenti. His elite sports experience has been instrumental in embedding a results-focused clinical philosophy in his practice.

Now, with over 800 employees and around 600,000 thousand physiotherapy sessions conducted annually, Kevin reflects on his journey of relentless focus, growth, and the drive to improve not just himself but also those around him. This episode is an inspiring narrative of how one can turn a personal tragedy into an opportunity to impact others positively.

Join us as Kevin shares his incredible journey, offering insights on determination, the power of positive influence, and the importance of pursuing one's passion. His story is living proof that even in our darkest moments, there is always a path forward.

In this episode of the From Nowhere to Somewhere podcast, we delve into the extraordinary life of Ronnie Staton, a man who has not only conquered some of the most extreme ultra running events but also faced and triumphed over a life-threatening stroke.

Join us as Ronnie shares his awe-inspiring journey, from racing 215 miles across Scotland in 72 hours to enduring the Lon Las Cymru at 253 miles in 78 hours, among other remarkable feats. His experiences in ultra running events like the Viking Way, Hardmoors, and The Hill are not just about physical endurance but also about the mental fortitude and resilience that define true champions.

But the pinnacle of Ronnie's story is not just his athletic achievements. It's about his fight for survival and recovery following a massive stroke on Christmas Eve 2018. This episode goes beyond the trails and into the heart of what it takes to face life's greatest challenges.

Ronnie's narrative is a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit in overcoming adversity. His insights offer profound lessons on resilience, perseverance, and the mindset required to push through the toughest challenges, whether in sports or life.

Tune in to be inspired by a conversation filled with lessons that will resonate with anyone seeking motivation to overcome their own hurdles and chase their dreams.

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Welcome to a captivating episode of the 'From Nowhere To Somewhere' podcast, hosted by Luke Staton. In this latest instalment, we are thrilled to feature Steve Sallis, a renowned figure in the realm of life coaching and mental performance, known for his groundbreaking work at Solutions Mindset. Steve brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective on transforming life's challenges into opportunities for growth and success. Throughout the episode, Steve delves into his journey, highlighting the pivotal moments and strategies that have shaped his approach to overcoming adversity and achieving high performance.

Listeners will be treated to an in-depth exploration of the principles that drive a solutions-focused mindset as Steve shares his insights on resilience, optimism, and the power of a positive outlook in both personal and professional spheres. This episode is not just a conversation; it's an enlightening journey through the trials and triumphs of an individual who has mastered the art of turning obstacles into stepping stones. Whether you're facing personal challenges or seeking inspiration to navigate life's complexities, Steve's story and the wisdom he imparts are a testament to what can be achieved with the right mindset. Tune in for an episode that promises to be both inspiring and transformative, offering practical advice and motivation to help you move from nowhere to somewhere in your own life.

Jody Morris is an ex professional football player. Jody made his Chelsea debut at just 17 years 43 days.

Jody won several trophies at Chelsea, including the UEFA Super Cup in 1998 and FA Cup in 2000.

After retiring from playing, following spells at Leeds, Rotherham, Millwall & St Johnstone, Morris became a youth coach at Chelsea's academy. 

He was then named assistant manager to Frank Lampard at Derby County in 2018 and Chelsea in 2019.

While at Chelsea, he made 124 league appearances and was a late substitute in the 2000 FA Cup Final, receiving a winner's medal. 

In April 2000, Chelsea won 3–1 against Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League; Morris was later described by Xavi as one of his toughest opponents. 

Morris played 173 times for Chelsea across all competitions. He was also briefly made captain of the club by manager Gianluca Vialli.

Series 2, Episode 1. Francesc Miralles is our first guest of the series. Himself and his co-author created a magnificent book, Ikigai, a Chinese philosophy for a happy and fulfilled life. It sold in 60 countries more than 2.5 million copies and I am not surprised at all. I first came across Francesc and the book Ikigai in August 2022 on holiday. I thoroughly enjoyed the book to the point I reached out and asked Francesc to please join me to share your words of wisdom on my podcast at which he said yes. So a big thank you and welcome to Francesc Miralles for joining me and sharing his words with you all today.