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Ultramarathoner, Ironman, and Mountaineer Deri Llewellyn-Davies talks about his "Global Grand Slam" of climbs and endurance runs on six continents and both Poles, how he found clarity and peace after nearly dying while summiting Mount McKinley in Alaska, and Sonia Doubell discloses that her soon-to-be-born child is in fact an "Ayahuasca Baby."

Artist and Architect Heidi Locher drops by the studio to discuss her recent exhibition "Hotel Kalifornia", how she loves the immersive process of creating art, why Damien Hirst deserves credit for his decomposing cow's head, and why you should grasp everything, follow your dream, and believe in yourself.

Cathy "The Bitch" Brown talks about being the first ever female boxer to be crowned British Champion, why she enjoys watching MMA, how she once sailed across the Atlantic, and how her hands are classified as deadly weapons.

Author Robert Greene talks about the reaction to his best-selling books "The 48 Laws of Power" and "The Art of Seduction", what he learned from rapper 50 Cent when co-writing "The 50th Law", how Machiavelli was never a powerful man, and why it is most important to first know yourself and then follow your instincts.

Nick Raphael of London Records explains how he signed the well known hip-hop artist Jay-Z, why most aspiring musicians are extremely unrealistic, how a great talent will not sell if they are unlikeable, and why any success in music, film and life is accomplished as a team.

Emma Sayle explains how she founded Killing Kittens as a place for elite casual dating, why Alpha Males have the biggest problems with her feminocentric sex parties, how her business doubled in the recession of 2008, why all women are bi-curious, and how she was unimpressed with the book "50 Shades of Grey."

Biologist & Writer Dr. Rupert Sheldrake explains how each species of animal has a collective memory, his definition of the Science Delusion, how living in India helped develop his theories, why he particularly enjoys 3-way conversations, and how he's never met anyone as lively and fun to be with as Terence McKenna.

On this week's show we host our mutual friend Mike Moghaddas. Mike has led a diverse and interesting life. Originally from Iran, he was smuggled out of the country to Sweden at age 12. He became a top martial artist (judo, shorinji-kenpo and kendo), the youngest founding member of SonyEricsson and now lives in London where he has his own business consultancy. Mike shares with us several stories from his wide-ranging, exciting and often difficult life experiences.

Brian & Nic Occupy Wall Street at St. Paul's Cathedral to find out from ground zero what's really going on from the protester's points of view. They discuss the pros and cons of capitalism, the difference between banking and bankers, how corporations by definition behave different than individuals, that creativity and business aren't mutually exclusive, how they refrain from consuming mainstream media, the highly flawed institution of marriage and perspectives from their own parents, Nic's weekly quote from the Bible, his thoughts on the USA, Who Moved Their Cheese, and the value of physical labour.

Jimmy Chin is an award-winning filmmaker, photographer, and mountain sports athlete...who has documented dozens of expeditions for National Geographic and The North Face.   Watch the FULL episode here: https://londonreal.tv/e/jimmy-chin/

Jimmy Chin is an award-winning filmmaker, photographer, and mountain sports athlete...who has documented dozens of expeditions for National Geographic and The North Face. Watch the FULL episode here: https://londonreal.tv/e/jimmy-chin/

Brian Rose is interviewed by Jordan Harbinger on his podcast, it's one of Brian's most revealing interview published. Watch the full episode here: https://londonreal.tv/e/brian-rose-transform-yourself/