The No Silicone Podcast

Killing Kittens Emma Sayle- CEO of one of the most successful female-lead companies joins me on this awesome business focussed discussion. From Sex Parties, to online dating and merch. Invaluable business advice from a millionaire!

Pole Dancer, Cristal joins the podcast to talk about the life of a dancer, kinkiness in strip clubs and the importance of self worth and learning to overcome insecurities. Beautiful lady inside and out!

TROPHY WIFE?! Insightful and eye-opening! I talk to Diana who is the wife of professional baseball pitcher- Adbert Alzolay of the Chicago Cubs.

Is being a wag really like the Housewives of Atlanta? Is it so bad to be a trophy wife? Is there more to the life behind the scenes? I'm all ears!

Great chat with Economist, Koko Badda as we delve into love languages, attachment styles and childhood trauma factors that may affect adult relationships.

A deep convo with Netflix Top Boy actor Alessandro Babalola (Mr "Do You Respect Sugar") about the importance of men in a child’s life and importance of positive influences in society. Tune in to Part2!

Slidercuts aka Mark Maciver is mostly known for being heavyweight boxing superstar Anthony Joshua's personal barber. But he is a lot more than just another man with clippers. Watch this amazing conversation with a leader, mentor, role model and all round gift to the community.

Insightful conversation with Dominic live from New York as he shares his experience during the BLM Protests. We talk the impact of systemic racism, black families, redundancy of virtue signalling and the importance of the police needing policing.

Convo with Man Like P as we talk his impact in the London protests, leading the chants and impact of the spirit world and learning our identity and purpose in this life.

We tackle George Floyd & BLM from a different angle. What about black responsibility? What part do people as individuals play in this whole situation? Maybe we are missing a step by ignoring other roots to the problem?

Racism in the UK since George Floyd: Do we have a race problem? Is it the same as the USA? Our experiences. What is White Privilege? Should white people speak up for/with us?