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🇬🇧 SIMON WESTON CBE – THE FALKLANDS WAR, SURVIVAL, REMEMBRANCE & THE STATE OF BRITAIN TODAY.

One of Britain's most recognisable war veterans, Simon Weston CBE, joins Cullan Mais on The Central Club for a deeply personal and powerful podcast interview.

Simon Weston survived horrific burns during the Falklands War in 1982 when the RFA Sir Galahad was attacked by Argentine aircraft. His life changed forever, but his remarkable journey through unimaginable injuries, recovery, reconstructive surgery and adversity made him one of Britain's most respected public figures.

Now, in this special Remembrance Sunday episode, Simon opens up about his experiences of war, the lasting impact of his injuries, his remarkable recovery and his views on the country he once fought for.

And Simon doesn't hold back.

He speaks passionately about the treatment of veterans, the importance of the remembrance poppy, his anger over reports of restrictions on poppies in Wetherspoons, and his disappointment with the direction of Britain today.

In one of the interview's most powerful moments, Simon explains why he wouldn't fight for Britain as it is today.3
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Former Royal Welsh soldier Dale Vincent, better known as Corporal Covid, joins Cullan Mais on The Central Club Podcast for a powerful, unfiltered conversation about the state of Britain today.
Dale became a controversial figure during the Covid-19 lockdown era, attracting widespread attention through viral videos involving confrontations with the authorities, including a protest at a Bristol vaccination centre and an attempted citizen's arrest of a police officer.
But there's much more to Dale Vincent than the headlines.
In this episode, we explore his military background, how he became known as Corporal Covid, his experiences challenging authority, and his views on what's happening across the United Kingdom.
From government accountability and policing to freedom of speech, public trust, Covid restrictions and the future of Britain, this conversation tackles some of the country's most divisive issues.
Whether you agree or disagree with Dale, this is a conversation worth hearing.
The Central Club is an independent podcast bringing you real stories, challenging discussions and perspectives from people across society.
Guest: Dale Vincent (Corporal Covid)
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on The Central Club for an extraordinary conversation about crime, heroin addiction, prison and recovery.
Both former shoplifters, Keeley and Cullan share an understanding of a lifestyle that few people ever get to hear about firsthand.
Keeley reflects on her years of addiction, the consequences of shoplifting, and how she eventually found a way to rebuild her life.
From a criminal past to helping others escape addiction, this is a story about survival, change and second chances.
Two former shoplifters. One unforgettable conversation.
Guest: Keeley Knowles
Host: Cullan Mais
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What does growing up in the care system really feel like?
In this episode of The Central Club, Sam Gardiner from Lessons From Care joins us to share his remarkable personal journey through the UK care system.
Sam opens up about his childhood, the experiences that shaped him and the realities of growing up in care.
We explore identity, belonging, resilience and the challenges that care-experienced children and young people can face.
It's an important conversation about the people behind the statistics, the voices that often go unheard and why lived experience matters.
A powerful, thought-provoking episode for anyone interested in the UK care system, children's services, social care and real-life stories.
Guest: Sam Gardiner – Lessons From Care
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CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses childhood sexual abuse, grooming, drugs and trauma.

This is one of the most powerful conversations we've ever recorded on The Central Club Podcast.

Harriet Richards sits down with us to tell the full story of the childhood sexual abuse she suffered at the hands of someone she should have been able to trust — her own older sister.
Harriet was just 13 when the abuse began. Her older half-sister, Jassey Snooks, was later convicted of inciting a child family member to engage in sexual activity. Harriet waived her legal right to anonymity and made the incredibly difficult decision to speak publicly about what happened to her. Wiltshire 999s
But headlines can only tell part of a story.

In this long-form Central Club conversation, Harriet has the opportunity to talk in depth about her childhood, grooming, abuse, trauma, the complicated relationship with her sister, coming to understand what had happened to her, finally speaking out and the fight to rebuild her life.
Harriet has said that she hopes speaking publicly can encourage other survivors to come forward and understand that support is available. Wiltshire 999s

This isn't about sensationalising what happened.
It's about giving a survivor the time and space to tell her story in her own words.

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