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In this episode Alan Chambers talks to Trystan Williams.

Trystan is the Executive Lead, Primary and Specialist Academies, at the Venturers Trust where he oversees six Primary Schools and a Special School, which has two sites.

Trystan has chaired national conferences and led on many ground-breaking initiatives such as “The Extreme Classroom” and been the subject of numerous documentaries filmed and aired by the BBC, both nationally and globally. He has also achieved recognition at government level as a National Leader of Education, for his commitment to the highest standards of care and education for vulnerable young people.

In a really interesting discussion, they cover subjects including the effects Covid-19 has had on children and staff, their mental health and their emotional well-being, and Trystan’s thoughts on the Government’s advice for schools during lockdown.

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Welcome back to The Extreme Leaders Podcast.

In this episode Extreme Leader Neil Counihan talks to founder partner at Coyne Medical, Dr Hugh Coyne.

Dr Hugh is a leading physician and in this episode talks about leading his team and how he has managed Covid.

He's also possibly the tallest Doctor in Fulham.

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In this week's episode Extreme Leader Neil Counihan talks to his old school friend, journalist and Chair of BBC Children in Need, Rosie Millard.

In the summer of 2018 Neil came out of a tube station, picked up a newspaper and read that Rosie was recovering from a huge brain tumour - so got back in touch.

It's fair to say that in the last few years Rosie has been through some pretty tough times and
in this podcast talks about her treatment and utter relief when the tumour was successfully removed.

On a lighter note she also tells Neil about her love of marathon running and her passion for both the City and people of Hull.

This is a great episode about leadership and overcoming obstacles.

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Welcome back to The Extreme Leaders podcast series.

“There was absolutely no way in the world that I was not going to make it!"

Tonight is the 10th in our Podcast series in which @neilcounihan talks to Captain Mike Gregory, Director of Maritime Operations at Fly’ Fleet.

Mike is a qualified Master Mariner who drives and manages a fleet of super yachts and a team of over 50 crew.
In January of this year Mike participated in the @lewismoodyfdn Head South Expedition with us in aid of #tacklebraintumours.

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Welcome back - In this episode Wayne Hoyle and Alan Chambers bring you an Extreme Leaders special.

In a wide ranging discussion they are joined by Jason Fox or 'Foxy', who as many of you know features as an instructor on Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins.

This week the team also welcome Sean Taylor to the pod.

As a Royal Marine commando, Sean Taylor has leapt from planes, trekked through jungles and fought in Afghanistan. After 22 years in the military Sergeant Taylor retired in 2005.

He came up with an idea to entice adrenaline junkies like himself: Zip World, an adventure playground for grown-ups in North Wales with zip wires to take them downhill at speeds of up to 120 mph.

“It is the closest you can get to skydiving without jumping from a plane.”
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Welcome back to The Extreme Leaders podcast.

In this episode former Special Forces and Extreme Leader Wayne Hoyle talks in depth to Oliver Highway.

Oliver was first diagnosed with a brain tumour in April 2012, aged just 39.
As a result of his tumour and its treatment, Oliver’s life was turned upside-down when he was left with speech and cognition problems.
But with the help of his family, Oliver hasn’t let these side-effects hold him back.

Oliver is also an Ambassador for The Lewis Moody Foundation
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www.thelewismoodyfoundation.org/

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www.thebraintumourcharity.org/media-centre/news/supporter-stories/speech-and-cognition-problems-olivers-story

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