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Ricky Nuttall is an award nominated screenwriter and published poet. After a traumatic childhood he joined the London Fire Brigade, where he served for 18 years. On the 14th June 2017, he worked alongside countless emergency service colleagues at the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 72 people. This day changed his life leading to several experiences and decisions, including beginning to spiral downwards into depression, PTSD, drug and alcohol misuse. 5 years later, he is a mental health advocate and public speaker aiming to bring to public attention awareness on the importance of social and workplace mental health and well-being. Ricky is now a public speaker taking him to a range of audiences including government bodies, CAA, emergency services and HM Prisons, to billion-pound corporate companies as well as local schools. He has appeared on multiple podcasts around the world, SAS Who Dares Wins, BBC Breakfast, This Morning, Man Utd TV and various national and local radio stations. Ricky went viral on a podcast recording which amassed over 250 million views worldwide. He is celebrated as an exciting and intellectual speaker with a unique insight and brutality that strikes intrigue and self-reflection to anyone listening. 

Turning Point with Jasvinder Sanghera CBE
Real life conversations with individuals who have faced traumatic life events. They do not want your pity and share how they continue to rebuild their lives. If you want to be inspired and moved listen in. I assure you that you will never forget how these remarkable people made you feel.
www.jasvindersanghera.com

There are thousands of podcast and you chose mine. Deeply appreciated and would love to hear your thoughts🙏🏽

From the battlefields in Bosnia and Chechnya to death row in a US Supermax prison, Babar Ahmad has seen some interesting things in his life. Babar grew up in south London then went to Bosnia as an 18-year-old. He went as an aid worker but ended up joining the Bosnian Army to defend the Bosnian Muslims. Then 9/11 happened and the world changed. What Babar did in Bosnia was now seen as terrorism and the US government wanted him. In 2003 Metropolitan Police officers raided his south London home and over the next 40 minutes subjected him to a horrific ordeal of physical, verbal, religious and sexual abuse. Babar then spent the next 8 years in prison without charge fighting extradition to the US. In 2012 he was blindfolded, shackled and bundled onto a private jet to the US. After two years in isolation in a Supermax prison next to death row inmates and gang-members, Babar was offered a deal by US prosecutors. Plead guilty and you will be home within the year. Babar accepted the deal and when he appeared before the sentencing judge in a US court, she ruled that he was not a terrorist. 12 months later, in 2015, Babar was released from a US prison and returned to his home in London, where he now lives. He shares insights from war, prison and torture.

Turning Point with Jasvinder Sanghera CBE
Real life conversations with individuals who have faced traumatic life events. They do not want your pity and share how they continue to rebuild their lives. If you want to be inspired and moved listen in. I assure you that you will never forget how these remarkable people made you feel.
www.jasvindersanghera.com

There are thousands of podcast and you chose mine. Deeply appreciated and would love to hear your thoughts🙏🏽

Paul Stewart is a former international and premiership footballer who’s career spanned 22 years, in 2016 Paul went public regarding the physical and sexual abuse he endured as a boy at the hands of his youth coach which lasted for a four year period. Since 2016 Paul has been delivering safeguarding awareness sessions to Premiership and football league clubs these sessions are delivered to Scholars,coaches, parents and club officials including owners and directors. Paul was recently awarded a doctorate from University of Salford for his outstanding contribution to safeguarding.

Turning Point with Jasvinder Sanghera CBE
Real life conversations with individuals who have faced traumatic life events. They do not want your pity and share how they continue to rebuild their lives. If you want to be inspired and moved listen in. I assure you that you will never forget how these remarkable people made you feel.
www.jasvindersanghera.com

There are thousands of podcast and you chose mine. Deeply appreciated and would love to hear your thoughts🙏🏽

Steph is a mother, artist and a proud Scouser. She is also a survivor of child sexual abuse, who was abused by her uncle  from her memory, aged 2 years old, until the age of 12. Her courage in speaking out led to a conviction but the journey of rebuilding her life and trusting others continues. She shared her experiences for the first time via a blog entitled ‘Survivor’. This Podcast is her first interview, and she shares because of how important speaking up has been for her recovery.  Steph’s shares honestly how she deals with the aftermath as someone that has moved from not wanting to live to now reclaiming her life back. She shares the importance of learning how to self-care, so not to be pulled back into past thoughts. Listen to how her artwork has become core to her recovery and a place where nothing else can enter. Steph’s experiences speak to the power of taking control to rebuilding trust with self and others. 

Turning Point with Jasvinder Sanghera CBE
Real life conversations with individuals who have faced traumatic life events. They do not want your pity and share how they continue to rebuild their lives. If you want to be inspired and moved listen in. I assure you that you will never forget how these remarkable people made you feel.
www.jasvindersanghera.com