Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Man

What do a 300-acre Canadian farm, professional boxing, and a podcast called Dildo Dilemma have in common?Lita Mae Button.In this episode of Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Man, Mark sits down with Lita Mae Button, a professional boxer, coach, and founder of Punch Positive, to explore a life shaped by resilience, adversity, and transformation.After becoming a young mother, facing an abusive relationship, and navigating her son’s life-threatening medical diagnosis, Lita found something unexpected…Boxing.Not as aggression, but as discipline, control, and healing.Today, she helps people over 50 reclaim their health through her F.I.S.T method, and hosts the podcast Dildo Dilemma, using humour and storytelling to raise awareness and drive action around violence against women.This is a conversation about:• Turning trauma into strength• Boxing as a tool for mental health• Surviving abuse and rebuilding confidence• Why it’s never too late to start again• Humour as a way to face life’s hardest truths• The power of community and personal growthAs Lita says:HOPE = Hold On, Pain Ends🎙 Watch more episodes here:Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Manhttps://www.youtube.com/@ThePieEatingMan🥊 Follow Lita Mae Button:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/libuttonLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachlita/YouTube (Punch Positive): https://www.youtube.com/@punchpositive📘 My Book:The Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mindhttps://amzn.eu/d/9jNqAjB💬 If this episode resonated, share it with someone who needs it.#BoxingSavedMe #TraumaRecovery #WomensHealth #Podcast

This episode marks one full year of Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Man.And it felt right to sit down with someone who represents exactly what this podcast is all about.Si King, best known as one half of the Hairy Bikers, joins me for a conversation about friendship, food, and what life looks like when it doesn’t quite go the way you expected.Together with Dave Myers, Si travelled over 650,000 miles on motorbikes, sharing food, laughter, and one of the most genuine friendships ever seen on television.But this conversation goes beyond the bikes and beyond the food.We talk about:• Friendship, and what it really means• The moments that shape us• Mental health and finding your feet again• Life after loss, and moving forward• And the kind of laughter you only ever share with your closest matesIt’s warm, it’s honest, and it’s exactly the kind of conversation this podcast was built for.So settle in, grab a brew, and join us.

What does cutting your toenails at the dinner table have to do with phone addiction?In this episode of Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Man, I’m joined by bestselling author and screenwriter Emmy Laybourne for a bold and honest conversation about screen addiction, creativity, and reclaiming your focus in a world designed to distract you.We explore:• Why phone addiction is not a personal failure• The science behind distraction and the default mode network• Creativity, boredom and brain health• Parenting in the digital age• How to reset your relationship with your phone without shameEmmy shares her own rock bottom moment with mobile gaming and how that experience led her to create practical tools to help others fight back.🎧 Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Manhttps://www.youtube.com/@ThePieEatingMan #PhoneAddiction #DigitalDetox #MentalHealth #Podcast #ScreenTime #podmatch

Addiction does not affect just one person. It affects the entire family.In this episode of Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Man / @thepieeatingman I’m joined by Jennifer Chase, a woman in long term recovery, life coach, daughter of an alcoholic, and mother of a recovering addict.Jennifer has experienced addiction from every angle. She grew up around it. She struggled with it herself. And she faced the devastating moment of discovering her son had become addicted in her own home.We talk openly about:• Addiction as a family disease• Generational trauma and breaking cycles• Codependency and control• Setting boundaries with someone you love• Recovery beyond sobriety• Shame, guilt, and self trust• Healing without losing yourselfThis is an honest, serious conversation about what addiction really does to families, and how recovery is possible even when it feels impossible.If this resonates, please like, subscribe, and share. It genuinely helps the podcast reach people who may need it.Jennifer’s website:https://www.riseaddictionlc.com🎧 More conversations about resilience, mental health, and life pivots:Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Man / @thepieeatingman 📘 My BookIf traditional self help has never felt written for you, my book The Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mind is for everyday people living real lives.Available here:https://amzn.eu/d/9jNqAjB#AddictionRecovery#FamilyAddiction#RecoveryJourney#Codependency#MentalHealth#Healing#BreakingTheCycle#Podcast#ChewingTheCrust#Podmatch

What happens when a 7 year old child is “rescued” from civil war by their father, only to be placed into slavery?Pamela Michaux was sent from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Belgium at the age of seven, promised safety and a better life. What followed was years of abuse, racism, exploitation and silence.In this conversation, Pamela shares how survival became normal, how identity was fractured, and how healing only began once the truth was faced.Her book, Mundele Diaries, is not written to shock or accuse. It is written to reclaim a voice, to break generational cycles, and to speak for anyone who has ever felt unseen, unwanted, or trapped in survival mode.This episode of Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Man is an honest conversation about trauma, resilience, forgiveness, and the courage it takes to choose a different ending.🔗 LINKS📘 Mundele Diaries, Pamela Michaux👉 https://amzn.eu/d/5keIA8R🎙️ Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating ManYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ChewingTheCrustSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0kaXkXpvAn3OiGPBugrmIC?si=d62bb48ad6a14b0fBook (The Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mind): https://amzn.eu/d/9jNqAjB👤 Pamela MichauxInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mundelediaries/Website: https://mundelediaries.com/#ChewingTheCrust#RescuedIntoSlavery#PamelaMichaux#MundeleDiaries#MentalHealth#LifeStories#TraumaRecovery#Healing#Resilience#Podcast#PodMatch#ModernSlavery#Slavery#Abuse#racial abuse#race#strongwomen#inspirationalwomen

If you’re feeling flat, overwhelmed, or just a bit worn down by life, this conversation might help you breathe again.In this episode of Chewing the Crust, I’m joined by Cathy Nesbitt, educator, environmentalist, and laughter yoga leader, for a warm, honest conversation about laughter, nature, mental health, and why feeling better does not always need to be complicated.Cathy’s journey is anything but ordinary. From building a business around worm composting, to working in mental health, to discovering laughter yoga as a powerful tool for wellbeing, her story is full of unexpected turns and gentle wisdom. We talk about boredom, phones, play, being present, reconnecting with our bodies, and why laughter can be one of the fastest ways to shift how we feel.This is not about forcing positivity or pretending life is easy. It’s about permission. Permission to pause, to breathe properly, to play, and to remember that we are human first.If you’ve ever felt disconnected from yourself or the world around you, I hope this conversation helps you feel a little lighter.Find Cathy here: Cathy Nesbitthttps://www.cathysclub.comMy bookThe Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mindhttps://amzn.eu/d/9jNqAjBPodcastChewing the Crust with The Pie Eating ManAvailable on YouTube and all major podcast platforms#FeelBetterStraightAway#FastestHappinessHack#MentalHealth#Wellbeing#LaughterYoga#MentalHealthPodcast#FindingJoy#ChewingTheCrust#ThePieEatingMan#PodMatch

In this episode of Chewing the Crust, Mark Grimes talks with Rob René, whose entire life changed in an instant after a serious accident. What followed was a powerful journey through faith, recovery, and a deep exploration of health, intention, and transformation.Rob shares how the accident shifted his identity, how he rebuilt his life, and how he began studying frequency, nutrition, and the role belief plays in healing and resilience. This conversation blends science, spirituality, curiosity, and personal growth.Together Mark and Rob explore:• The accident that changed everything• How faith helped Rob find purpose again• The physical and emotional recovery process• Why intention may influence the body• What frequencies meant in Rob’s research• The importance of nutrition and hydration• Open-mindedness when exploring new ideas• Why community and knowledge matter• How trauma shapes identity• What Rob hopes to pass on to others• Small daily habits that create powerful changeThis is a thoughtful, personal, and inspiring conversation that invites listeners to reflect on their own journey.👉 Available on YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music, and wherever you get your podcasts.

This conversation changed the way I think about caffeine.In this episode of Chewing the Crust, I speak with Steve Frazier, author of Release the Coffee Cuffs, Winning the Battle with Caffeine. Steve literally broke up with coffee after decades of heavy use, business stress and family health challenges… and the results surprised even him.We dig into:☕ Why caffeine doesn’t give you energy, it borrows it🧠 Cognitive dissonance and why we defend certain habits😴 The neuroscience of adenosine and sleep quality👶 The impact of caffeine on pregnancy🧬 Hormones, testosterone and anxiety🔥 Why caffeine is a trillion-dollar industry🧠 How to reduce caffeine safely💡 The day Steve said, “I’ve had enough.”Website: releasethecoffeecuffs.com 📘 Steve's Book : Release the Coffee Cuffs – Winning the Battle with CaffeineLinkedIn: Steve Frazier – Founder | Coach | Author 🎙 Quote from the episode:“Sometimes the first step to waking up… is putting something down.” Steve Frazier transcriptThis isn’t anti-coffee, it’s pro-choice, pro-knowledge, pro-health. What if we just gave it a try and measured the difference?💬 If this conversation resonates, please like, subscribe, and leave a comment — it genuinely helps others find these powerful stories.📗 Mark’s Book: The Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mind👇 Would you try 7 days without caffeine? Let me know in the comments.Your answers help more people see this video.00:00 Intro, Steve’s story02:00 The poem, The Cup That Never Empties 04:00 Steve’s entrepreneurial journey ✦ restaurants ✦ coaching ✦ family09:00 The health scare that changed everything13:00 Caffeine, brain fog and sleep cycles17:00 Cognitive dissonance, why we defend coffee22:00 Caffeine vs adenosine explained simply29:00 Why exhaustion is now normal34:00 Circadian rhythm & hidden sleep disruption37:00 Testosterone, anxiety & belly fat47:00 Pregnancy, fertility & caffeine concerns54:00 Caffeine withdrawal vs tapering safely59:00 Habit, identity & peer pressure1:03:00 Alcohol, caffeine & unusual choices1:12:00 Why we resist change1:19:00 What have we got to lose?

Paul Cooper, known to millions as Martin Mucklowe from the BAFTA-winning comedy This Country, joins Mark Grimes on Chewing the Crust for an inspiring and deeply human conversation about creativity, purpose, childhood, peace, and resilience.Far from being a lifelong actor, Paul didn’t begin acting until he was 60 years old — proving it is never too late to reinvent yourself or step into the life you were meant to live.In this episode, Paul and Mark explore:• Growing up in North Devon with a free-range, joy-filled childhood• Why unstructured play makes kids happier, smarter, and more resilient• Football as a bridge for peace and understanding• The work of the Children’s Football Alliance and global Peace Field Projects• Creativity in children, teens, and adults• The resilience and joy of refugee children• Generational wisdom, family identity, and the value of history• The emotional reality behind hoarding and how trauma drives it• Mental health, empathy, and community support• How one moment of encouragement can change a child’s entire life• What it really means to start again later in lifePaul’s reflections on childhood, creativity, hoarding, hope, parenting, and purpose make this one of the most wide-ranging and meaningful episodes we’ve recorded.🔗 LINKS & RESOURCESChildren’s Football Alliancehttps://www.childrensfootballalliance...Peace Field Projectshttps://www.childrensfootballalliance...Mark’s BookThe Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mindhttps://amzn.eu/d/9jNqAjBPodcastChewing the Crust with The Pie Eating ManAvailable on YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music, and wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Man, Leah Johnson shares her raw and inspiring story of recovery, forgiveness, and rediscovery.Leah once lived a life built around success and external validation — from being the youngest woman elected to her city council to working on major political campaigns in the US. But behind the achievements was someone battling alcohol addiction, depression, and suicidal thoughts.When everything came crashing down, Leah made the bravest decision of all: she quit politics, sought help, and began rebuilding her life through art, creativity, and spiritual healing.Now a celebrated author, speaker, and artist, Leah helps others find what she calls “Fantastic Joy” — a life of meaning, balance, and courage.🎨 We talk about:The hidden cost of high achievementOvercoming alcohol addiction and suicide attemptsFinding courage to quit what’s breaking youHealing through art, creativity, and spiritualityThe power of forgiveness and self-compassionHer journey to the Divine Feminine and indigenous healing practicesHow Leah’s TEDx talk and book inspire others to heal out loud💬 If this conversation resonates, please like, subscribe, and leave a comment — it genuinely helps others find these powerful stories.📘 Leah’s Book: Finding Fantastic Joy📗 Mark’s Book: The Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mind🎙️ About the Show:Chewing the Crust with The Pie Eating Man is a podcast about life pivots, resilience, humour, and hope — real stories from ordinary people who’ve faced extraordinary challenges and found a way through.

In this episode of Chewing the Crust, Mark Grimes (The Pie Eating Man) sits down with Josh Troche — podcaster, coach, and storyteller — to explore how confidence, risk-taking, and genuine connection shape our lives. From celebrating wins (something many people struggle with) to embracing change, building self-sufficiency, and discovering purpose, this conversation dives into the mindset shifts that fuel both personal growth and career pivots. Josh shares powerful insights on: ✔️ Why social interactions are crucial for mental health ✔️ The hidden value of celebrating small victories ✔️ How risk management guides life and career choices ✔️ The evolution of podcasting and the power of storytelling ✔️ Confidence in presentation and finding your authentic voice This episode is packed with stories, lessons, and takeaways that will inspire you to embrace change, celebrate wins, and create community through kindness and courage. 👉 If you’re interested in podcasting, coaching, or just becoming a little braver in life, this one’s for you. 📖 Grab my book The Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mind:👉 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0D46MZ3RX🎙 Connect with my guest Josh Troche:🌍 Website: https://joshtroche.com🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshtroche📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshtroche💬 Question for you: What’s one risk you’ve taken that made you grow? Drop it in the comments — I’d love to hear your story.🔔 Subscribe for more conversations with inspiring guests.

In this powerful episode of Chewing the Crust, Arsenal Whittick shares his remarkable life story — from living in silence with a severe stammer, through struggles with autism, self-harm, and football addiction, to becoming an inspiring speaker, autism advocate, and author.Arsenal’s journey is captured in the moving book A Boy Called Arsenal by Alan J Hill, available now on Amazon.📚 Buy the books on Amazon:A Boy Called Arsenal by Alan J Hill → https://amzn.eu/d/ezl9ZCaThe Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mind by Mark Grimes → https://amzn.eu/d/3DlHLUB✉️ Contact Arsenal Whittick:Email: [email protected]: Arsenal Whittick🙏 If you enjoy this conversation, please like, subscribe, and share — it helps us reach more people who might need a reminder that resilience, humour and hope are possible at every stage of life.

From life beneath the waves to facing stage 4 prostate cancer, Jason Stone is selflessly sharing the message for men everywhere: get a PSA blood test. His story of courage, humour, and honesty could save lives.👉 Don’t wait. It’s just a blood test. Get checked.🎧 Jason’s podcast – Prostate Cancer : The Road to Recovery:    / @prostatecancertrtr  🎧 open.spotify.com/show/04Uki93meDK2JTDuZU8ovb📕 The Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mind: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FD3FJTF...🎧 Listen to more episodes of Chewing the Crust: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7N0V...🔔 Subscribe for more real stories of resilience and mental health    / @thepieeatingman  🔑 Tags #ProstateCancer, #PSATest, #MensHealth, #MentalHealth, #CancerAwareness, #Submariner, #PodcastInterview, #Jasonstone, #prostatecancertrtr, #NavyLife, #PodcastInterview, #ChewingTheCrust,

Shaun Coulson, founder of Skullyz Apparel, joins Chewing the Crust to share a deeply personal story of loss, resilience, and creativity. From losing his father at 14 to battling depression, anxiety, and imposter syndrome, Shaun opens up about the life-changing moments that inspired him to create a clothing brand with a message.In this honest and inspiring conversation, Shaun talks about:Growing up as an identical twinThe impact of losing a parent in his teensMasking emotions and the exhaustion it bringsFinding purpose through design and mental health awarenessHow Skullyz Apparel became a voice for those struggling in silenceHis wife Amy’s perspective on living with someone who has depressionWhether you’re dealing with mental health challenges, starting a creative business, or simply looking for an honest conversation that blends humour and heart, this episode will leave you feeling less alone.📌 Follow Shaun & SkullyzWebsite: https://skullyzapparel.co.ukTikTok:   / skullyzapparel  Amy’s TikTok:   / amy.coulson  📌 Follow Chewing the CrustInstagram: ‪@ThePieEatingMan‬ 🥧 Check out The Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy Mind - Mark’s Book on Amazon: https://amzn.eu/d/8EtERjR ✉️ Contact Mark: [email protected]💬 If you’ve been affected by any of the topics discussed, you are not alone. In the UK, you can call Samaritans on 116 123 (freephone) for confidential support.#ShaunCoulson #SkullyzApparel #ChewingTheCrustPodcast #MarkGrimesPodcast #MentalHealthPodcast #MensMentalHealth #GriefRecovery #AnxietySupport #DepressionRecovery #MentalHealthAwareness #ClothingBrandStory #InspirationalInterview #StartingAClothingBrand #ADHDAndMentalHealth #MaskingMentalHealth #CopingWithLoss #ResilienceStories #GriefSupport #SuicidePrevention #OvercomingAnxiety #PersonalGrowthStories #SkaterStyleClothing #UKMentalHealthPodcast #InspiringLifeStories #TalkingAboutMentalHealth #CreativeBusinessJourney #HonestPodcastConversations

In this deeply personal yet playfully insightful episode of the *Pie Eating Man Podcast*, Mark Grimes sits down with Dr Kristen Williamson to explore the real-life experiences of late-diagnosed ADHD and autism. From raising children with the same neurodivergent profiles to the struggles and triumphs of pursuing higher education undiagnosed, Kristen shares her remarkable journey.We also dive into the joys of Comic Con, sci-fi idols, and the cultural contrasts between life in the UK and the US—with plenty of laughs along the way.🎧 Watch to hear:- What it's really like being neurodivergent in adulthood - The beauty and difficulty of living in neurodiverse families - How Kristen earned her master's and doctorate as a single mum - Stories from fandoms and geek culture - Our thoughts on publishing, storytelling, and resilience📚 Discover Dr Williamson’s books: [Amazon Author Page](https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Dr-Kristen-Williamson/author/B0FCDS8V57?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1753472408&sr=8-1&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true) 🥧 Check out *The Pie Eating Man*: [Mark’s Book on Amazon](https://amzn.eu/d/j4l82VQ) ✉️ Contact Mark: [email protected]

This episode of Chewing the Crust is a raw and powerful conversation with Micheál Costello – an Irish Ironman triathlete with a journey that goes far beyond finish lines.We talk honestly about:His battle with disordered eating and body imageGrowing up gay in rural IrelandThe pressures of masculinity in sport and societyFinding hope, help, and purposeRaising thousands for eating disorder charities: Bodywhys (Ireland) and Beat (UK)Micheál opens up about mental health, identity, recovery and the drive that led him from dark days to endurance events – and why the fight is far from over.🔗 This podcast supports the themes in my book:📕 The Pie Eating Man’s Guide to a Healthy MindAvailable on Amazon, or email me directly for a signed copy: [email protected]🫶 10% of profits support CarFest charities.👇 LIKE | SHARE | SUBSCRIBE | COMMENT if this resonates – and help us spread the word to anyone who needs to hear: you’re not broken, and you’re not alone.#MensMentalHealth #EatingDisorderRecovery #IronmanJourney #BodyImage #MentalHealthAwareness #PodcastUK #ChewingTheCrust #LGBTQVoices #EnduranceSports #SelfWorth #Masculinity #DisorderedEating #MichaelCostello

🎧 Chewing the Crust – Episode 7: Laura Sugden survived a brutal, targeted attack with a crossbow. Her partner Shane Gilmer was tragically killed. She was five months pregnant. In this raw, personal interview, Laura shares the horror of that night — and how she’s using her story to fight for crossbow law reform in the UK.🟥 Trigger warning: Contains descriptions of violent crime, trauma, and bereavement.🎯 Topics: crossbow attack, survivor story, UK true crime, domestic violence, justice campaign, PTSD, grief, resilience, motherhood, system failure.🧠 Support if affected:My Black Dog – https://www.myblackdog.coSamaritans – 116 123 / https://samaritans.orgVictim Support – https://victimsupport.org.ukMind – https://mind.org.ukWomen’s Aid – https://womensaid.org.ukCALM – https://thecalmzone.netHub of Hope – https://hubofhope.co.uk🔗 Learn more or support Laura’s campaign: https://www.isonharrison.co.uk/blog/u...📲 Follow @thepieeatingman on Instagram | @MarkGrimes on Facebook#LauraSugden #ShaneGilmer #TrueCrimeUK #CrossbowLawReform #ChewingTheCrust #SurvivorStory #HowToSurvive #JusticeForShane #NetflixDoc #MentalHealthSupport

🎙 She Danced. She Lost. She Ran.Jo Lee’s Story: From Dance Teacher to Marathon MumWhat happens when life turns completely upside down — and you still have to show up?In this deeply moving episode of Chewing the Crust, host Mark Grimes sits down with Jo Lee, a former dance teacher turned single mother and marathon runner, to unpack a story of unshakable love, devastating loss, and unstoppable resilience.https://www.justgiving.com/page/curecask-aliceJo opens up about:💔 Living with and leaving an alcoholic partner👩‍👧 Raising her daughter Alice, who has a life-limiting genetic condition🏃‍♀️ Running marathons to cope, to fight, and to fundraise — sometimes alongside Olympic champions🎵 The heartbreak of watching Alice lose abilities, and the joy in her small victories❤️‍🩹 How fitness, friendship, and fierce determination became her survival toolsWhether you're a parent, a carer, or someone facing tough odds — Jo’s story will move you, motivate you, and maybe even get you moving.

🎙️ One Punch That Changed Everything | The Story of Scott Akester | One Punch Hull In this emotional and powerful episode, I sit down with Debbie and Steve Akester, whose lives were changed forever when their son Scott Akester was killed by a single, unprovoked punch on a night out in Hull. Scott was just 31 years old — a dad, a son, a friend, a big Hull City fan, and a man loved by many. His death sent shockwaves through his community, and the legal battle that followed was long, painful, and filled with injustice — including lies from the man responsible, and a cover-up by his family. But this is also a story of strength, resilience, and hope. Debbie and Steve have since created One Punch Hull, a charity that works to educate young people, prevent violence, and change laws around ‘one punch’ assaults. Their mission is simple: make sure no other family has to go through what they’ve lived through. 🎭 We also talk about the powerful new stage play based on their story, their upcoming book, and how they continue to honour Scott’s memory by making real change. 💬 This episode is emotional, inspiring, and important — please watch, share, and help raise awareness. 👇 What You’ll Hear in This Episode: Who Scott was, and the life he lived The night everything changed The lies told in court and the long fight for justice Why they waited to hold Scott’s funeral The creation of One Punch Hull and its mission A play, a book, and a legacy that could save lives 🔗 Support & Learn More: 🎗️ One Punch Hull: https://www.onepunchhull.com/ 📖 Order the book: https: Scott's Story - https://amzn.eu/d/dfCoifs🎭 Learn about the play: https://www.onepunchhull.com/post/our...🙏 Help Us Spread the Message: 👍 Like this video 💬 Comment with your thoughts 🔁 Share this episode 🔔 Subscribe for more real, human storiesThank You!

In this episode of Chewing the Crust, I'm joined by the inspiring Glenn Parsons—a barrister from Leeds with a powerful story of resilience, identity, and justice.Glenn shares his journey from being adopted and growing up in 1980s Leeds, to leaving school without qualifications, working in a supermarket, and ultimately transforming his life through education. Now a successful barrister, Glenn opens up about the challenges he faced, his proudest moments in law, and how he’s working to make the legal profession more inclusive for people from underrepresented backgrounds.We also discuss his campaign to memorialise the all but forgotten Caribbean servicemen who bravely fought for Britain during WWII—including his own uncles—stationed on the Yorkshire Coast, whose stories have long been forgotten.Expect kindness, smiles, and insights into the difficulties of going through emotional legal situations, as we chew the crust of Glenn’s remarkable life.Hosted by: Mark Grimes aka The Pie-Eating ManPodcast: Chewing the Crust🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more incredible stories.

🎙 Welcome to Chewing the Crust – The Podcast About Life’s Unexpected Twists and Turns! 🎙🎙 This Week I speak to Clare Greaves about her difficult start in life, alcohol, parties and how being homeless was the thing that changed everything for her. We discuss mental health forgiveness and the responsibilities of becomming a parent🎙This episode is a true example of grit, and determination. The recognition of the power of kindness and how this has led to being a community leader for many people who might otherwise be alone. Clare shares her very personal tale through the difficulties of growing up in a working class household, and the issues she experienced to do with her family. We talk eating disorders, and the value of therapy helping with the need to talk, and realise that not all bad experiences should carry blame.This one’s a shining of example of why we should never give up,. How comfort can be found in the simple things and the vale of being good to one another. Yet again my guest proves that no matter what life throws at you, there’s always a way forward. 🎧✨Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell so you never miss an episode! And if you prefer to listen on the go, subscribe on your favorite podcast platform—Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Let’s dive in and discover how to turn life’s challenges into opportunities! 🚀✨https://www.mentalhealthmates.co.uk/

This week on Chewing the Crust, I’m joined by the one and only Andrew Jenkins—a man who’s survived life’s toughest blows and lived to spill the tea (and maybe some tit bits from his time on The Traitors Series 2).We dive into his old-school Welsh upbringing, the car crash that changed everything, and how the love for his son helped him fight his way back. From gym sessions to grit, heartbreak to healing, Andrew’s journey from trauma to triumph will hit you right in the feels.Plus: behind-the-scenes with Claudia Winkleman, his new life as a mental health advocate, and a few laughs along the way. This one’s raw, real, and seriously inspiring.Andrewjenkinsofficial (Instagram) Andrew Jenkins (Linkedin) www.andrewjenkins.co (Website)

🎙 Welcome to Chewing the Crust – The Podcast About Life’s Unexpected Twists and Turns! 🎙🍕🎙 This Week I speak to Steve Edney about his Journey of Love, Resilience & Pizza! 🎙🍕This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, resilience, and a bit of rock ‘n’ roll! We talk family, fatherhood, and the unexpected twists life throws at us. Steve shares the deeply moving story of his wonderful wife and two sons, including the shock of discovering their son Max had brittle bones, the heartbreaking challenges that followed and how they navigated it all with strength and love.We also celebrate the kindness and compassion of their youngest son, chat about our mutual love of pizza, and—because life is full of surprises—I reveal the time I had a wild night in Ibiza with Shaun Ryder! 🎸🌴This one’s full of heart, humor, and proof that no matter what life throws at you, there’s always a way forward. Tune in now, and don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share! 🎧✨Don’t forget to like, subscribe so you never miss an episode! Let’s dive in and discover how to turn life’s challenges into opportunities! 🚀✨  / steven.edney.37     / stevenedney   www.pieeatingman.co.uk SuperMax surprising Chris Evans as mentioned in the video : https://na01.safelinks.protection.out...