In this episode of the official BHA podcast, we welcome one of Britain’s greatest sporting legends, Olympic gold medallist Sally Gunnell.
Sally takes us inside her remarkable journey from self-doubt to becoming the only woman in history to hold the Olympic, World, European and Commonwealth titles all at the same time.

She shares fascinating insights into the psychology of high performance, the pressure of global finals and why her greatest achievement wasn’t Olympic gold, but what came after.

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Brighton through and through, John Baine, better known as Attila the Stockbroker,  joins us on this episode of the BHA podcast. A punk poet, musician and author with more than four decades of performing under his belt, John’s creative work is known worldwide. But for Seagulls supporters, his legacy is also deeply personal. He was on the frontline in the fight to save the club and his poem 'Goldstone Ghosts' now takes pride of place on the North Stand at the Amex. In this conversation we cover John’s global tours, the fight to save Brighton in the ’90s and his belief that football should always belong to the fans.

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Brighton centre-back Adam Webster joins us on the BHA podcast to reflect on his journey with the Seagulls. 

Since arriving in 2019 for a then club-record transfer fee, Webster has become a commanding presence in defence, making over 150 appearances and playing a pivotal role in Brighton’s Premier League rise. 

Recently, a knee ligament injury sustained during the pre-season camp in Marbella has meant he faces a long spell on the sidelines. In this candid conversation, Adam shares how he’s coping with the setback, his mindset during recovery and his unwavering commitment to return stronger for the club that has come to rely so heavily on him.

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On this episode of the BHA podcast, we’re joined by lifelong Seagulls fan Dean Gallagher, whose love for Brighton has taken him from the terraces during the club’s tougher years to the excitement of the Premier League.

Dean’s connection to the club goes beyond watching matches. He’s now playing a key role in an important initiative using football to tackle suicide prevention.

Brighton & Hove Albion has been selected as a flagship club for the Premier League’s suicide prevention program and Dean is helping bring Samaritans volunteers to every home game, raising awareness and making sure support is always available to fans.

In our conversation with Dean, we explore how this project merges his lifelong love for the Albion with his dedication to mental health support, proving the power football has to make an impact beyond the game.

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In this episode, we bring you the best moments from a brilliant night at the AMEX, as the club held a pre-season Albion Women's Fan Forum.

Fans got the chance to ask the questions they’ve been dying to know the answers to. You’ll hear from Zoe Johnson, Managing Director of women’s football, with updates on the new stadium and player transfers.

Head coach Dario Vidosic, sharing his thoughts on the WSL season ahead, Michelle Agyemang’s Euros heroics and the challenge of breaking into the top four, whilst captain Maisie Symonds talks us through the exciting prospect of moving home games closer to Brighton.

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This summer marked a landmark moment for Brighton & Hove Albion as Rose Read, our head of people and culture, stepped up to join the club’s main board, becoming the first woman to make the transition in an executive capacity. 

Rose joined the Albion back in 2010, just as the club was preparing for the historic move from Withdean to the Amex. 

Over the past 15 years she has helped to shape the values and culture of the club, supported our rise to the Premier League and worked closely with Paul Barber on Vision 2030, our long-term strategy for the future.

In this episode, we explore Rose’s story, her influence on Albion’s growth and what her appointment means for the next chapter in the club’s journey.

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In this special episode of the BHA podcast, Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward take you inside the beating heart of every football club, the dressing room.

It’s where leaders step up, tensions flare and team spirit is built. From music choices and pre-match rituals to the aftermath of tough defeats and the joy of big wins, discover what really happens out of sight on matchday.

Packed with stories, insight and plenty of honesty, this episode uncovers why a strong dressing room can make all the difference on the pitch.

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In this episode of the BHA podcast, we’re joined by Dan Tester, Brighton & Hove Albion historian, author and lifelong fan.

Dan is the author of Brighton & Hove Albion On This Day, a book that guides supporters through pivotal moments in the club’s history, from unforgettable matches and legendary players, to the managers who shaped its journey.

His connection to the Albion runs far deeper than the written word. A dedicated season-ticket holder across the Goldstone Ground, Gillingham and the Withdean, Dan has witnessed the club through many defining eras. He’s also been a driving force in fan culture, co-founding the Scars & Stripes fanzine and serving as editor of the matchday programme.

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This week on the BHA podcast, Glenn and Paul sit down with Assistant Technical Director, Mike Cave, a key figure in shaping the club’s long-term football strategy.
After spending nearly ten years at Fulham, Mike joined the Albion in 2022. Since then he’s played a central role in supporting the club’s recruitment and development vision, working closely with Technical Director David Weir to help build a squad capable of competing with the Premier League’s top sides.
In this episode, Mike offers insights into how Brighton’s much-admired recruitment model operates behind the scenes, how data plays into decision-making and how the academy continues to align with first-team goals.
A must-listen for fans curious about what goes into building a Premier League squad and the people behind the progress.

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This week, we’re joined by a very special guest on the BHA Podcast,  Albion’s chairman and owner, Tony Bloom.

Glenn Murray catches up with Tony at the club’s pre-season camp in Spain for a rare and revealing chat. They look back on last season’s achievements, talk through the ambitions for the year ahead and dive into Brighton’s continued push for European football.

Tony also shares his thoughts on recent transfer activity, his hopes for the squad and some of his all-time favourite Brighton memories, both as a fan and as chairman.

It’s not often we get to hear directly from the man at the top, so don’t miss this unique insight into Tony Bloom’s vision for the club.

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