Winners Never Quit

What a guest I have for you this week, Russ Cook (otherwise known as Hardest Geeza) joins me to talk about how he completes his endurance runs. Starting on the 16th April 2023, Russ’s goal is to become the first person ever to run the full length of Africa. The 25-year-old will run for eight months across the continent through 16 countries and will brave the Sahara Desert, Congo rainforest and Namibian desert. In 2020, Russ ran 26 miles down Worthing coastline while pulling a 730kg Suzuki Alto, breaking the world record for the fastest marathon run while pulling a car with a time of nine hours and 56 minutes. Having rowed the Atlantic Ocean, it’s no secret I love a challenge myself so naturally Russ and I had a great chat.

On this week’s episode I am joined by the legendary Brian Woods MC. Brian was awarded the Military Cross for valour in combat for his courageous leadership in Iraq. Danny Boy, his story, is now the subject of a BBC2 film. Brian has also been open about his struggles with PTSD and anxiety while supporting Walking With The Wounded's mental health programs to help others - truly inspirational. Brian now has his own book, a Sunday Times best seller dubbed Double Crossed.In the episode Brian talks about motivation and his experiences in the military, something I could definitely relate to!#newpodcast #newepisode #bestseller #Army #Seargent

Adventurer, broadcaster, and writer Ness Knight joins me and talks all things motivation.

In this weeks episode I am joined by Ex England international footballer Matt Jarvis, he talks about his route to the premier league.

GB boxer Caroline Dubois tell her inspirational story of her route to the top of female boxing.

In this weeks episode I am joined by Paul Minter, a fellow ex veteran. Paul ran 191 marathons in 218 days, entirely unsupported.

Paul talks about his experiences, his mental resilience during the run and the winners mindset he has adopted.

“I will feel like I’ve won in my life if I can leave a legacy that enhances the next generations' life” - Oli Bell. This week I am joined by the ITV racing presenter in an episode you don't want to miss!

We are back for the first episode of season two and we have a very special guest! Ojie Edoburun, GB sprinter and Commonwealth gold medallist starts this season with a bang. Ojie talks about how he got into sprinting, what motivates him, travelling the world competing, winning gold medals and much more!

"Once he hit the track the rest was history".

England international rugby player and Rugby Players' Association Player of the Year, Sadia Kabeya, joins Jack in this end-of-year extravaganza looking back over an eventful 2022. There’s plenty to chat about as the two athletes discuss the winners' mindset, how it’s evolved in them over the past 12 months and what they’ll be taking into 2023.

This week Jack Jarvis is joined by broadcaster and DJ, Jess Bays. A testament to her raw passion, ambition and dedication, Jess Bays has fast become one of the standout artists to break through in the past 18 months. Jess has performed right across the globe and has over 1.5 million streams on Spotify. A fitting way to finish season one!