Gully Talks

In this episode of Gully Talks, Gully Singh sits down with Professor Green, the rapper, songwriter and entrepreneur, for an honest and wide-ranging conversation about life, music, mental health, fatherhood and personal growth.Known to many as Professor Green, one of the UK’s most recognisable rap artists, he opens up about the balance between work and personal life, the impact of childhood and environment, and how those early experiences helped shape both the man and the artist. The conversation explores his journey through music, self-discovery, reflection and the lessons he has learned along the way.The episode also touches on mental health, mindfulness, relationships and the importance of protecting your peace while still pushing forward creatively and professionally. Professor Green speaks candidly about fatherhood, personal reflection, health, wellness and the realities of managing business ventures alongside everything else life throws at you.From creativity striking in unexpected moments to deeper conversations about emotional wellbeing and the pressures of modern life, this is an insightful and revealing episode with Professor Green the rapper, sharing a side of himself beyond the music.What’s covered in this episodeWork-life balance, childhood and environment, music, mental health, mindfulness, fatherhood, relationships, health and wellness, creativity, business ventures, personal growth, self-discovery and life in Glasgow.TakeawaysCreativity and inspiration can strike unexpectedly, even during downtime.Balancing work and personal life is essential for maintaining creativity and productivity.Childhood experiences and environment can have a lasting impact on identity and growth.Mental health and mindfulness play a huge role in day-to-day life.Relationships can strongly influence emotional wellbeing.Fatherhood can bring a new perspective on life, priorities and purpose.Health and wellness affect mindset, focus and overall quality of life.Personal reflection is often key to long-term growth.Chapters00:00 Life and Work Balance09:00 Impact of Childhood and Environment14:46 Mental Health and Personal Growth20:57 Fatherhood and Personal Reflection26:44 Mindfulness and Mental Health32:17 Relationships and Mental Health37:33 Health and WellnessProduced by Gung Ho Studioswww.gunghostudios.comShow Producer: Lee Bandoni

From NOTHING to Gladiators Champion… this is the story they don’t show you.In this powerful episode of Gully Talks, we sit down with Gladiators 2026 Champion Josh McDonald to uncover the real journey behind the victory.From a challenging upbringing in Glasgow to standing at the top of one of the UK’s biggest TV competitions, Josh opens up about the struggles, sacrifices, and mindset it took to win.This isn’t just a story about winning a show…This is about resilience, pressure, and what it REALLY takes to become a champion.🔥 In this episode we cover:Life before Gladiators – the reality behind the scenesThe mental and physical pressure of competingThe moments that nearly broke himWhat winning actually feels likeThe truth most people never seeIf you think you know what it takes to win… think again.🎙️ Watch now and hear the story behind the champion.Produced by Gung Ho Studios🌐 www.gunghostudios.co.ukFor sponsorships & collaborations:📧 [email protected]

In this powerful episode of Gully Talks, Gully Singh sits down with David McCallum, better known as Ravie Davie, for an honest, emotional and entertaining conversation about survival, ambition, professional wrestling and family life in Glasgow, Scotland.Known to many as Ravie Davie, the Fresh Prince of Drumoyne Square, David opens up about his childhood struggles, the harsh realities of growing up in Govan, Glasgow, and the personal experiences that shaped the man behind the wrestling persona. He speaks candidly about pain, pressure, identity and the long road from adversity to purpose.The conversation then moves into the world of professional wrestling, where Ravie reflects on his journey into the business, his rise through the Scottish wrestling scene, the challenges of building a name for himself, and the responsibility that comes with helping the next generation through his wrestling school and community work.Gully and Ravie also discuss career ambition, international opportunities, the future of Scottish wrestling, and what still drives him to keep pushing forward. The episode takes a wild turn with the Hot Wings and Death Shake Challenge, where the heat rises and the answers get even more honest.The podcast closes on a more personal note, with David McCallum discussing family life, fatherhood, and how becoming a dad is changing the way he looks at the future.This is a story about struggle, growth, loyalty, reinvention and the hunger to build something bigger.00:00 Childhood Struggles and Community Impact38:04 Transition to Wrestling and Personal Growth43:29 Career Ambitions and Wrestling School51:30 International Wrestling Experience01:01:56 Future Aspirations and ImpactProduced by Gung Ho Agencywww.gunghoagency.com

RT Elite Promotions return to the podcast following their recent Glasgow event — and this time, nothing is off limits.Publicly fronted by Shehbaz Parnez and Raz Parnez, the team break down what really happened behind the scenes of their latest fight night, responding directly to criticism, rumours, and claims circulating within the boxing community.The conversation explores the success of the Glasgow event, including strong attendance, high-energy fights, and overwhelmingly positive feedback from spectators. RT Elite outline their vision of creating inclusive, family-friendly boxing events while still delivering competitive and entertaining matchups.But the discussion goes deeper.The hosts address serious accusations from other promoters, including claims surrounding fighter safety, age concerns, and event conduct. RT Elite respond to these allegations directly, giving their side of the story and explaining their approach to regulation, responsibility, and ethics in white-collar boxing.There is also an honest conversation around:Fighters moving between promotions and questions of loyaltyJudging decisions and how fights are scoredThe pressures of running live combat sports eventsSupporting fighters before, during, and after fight nightCultural and community considerations within the sportThe episode highlights key fight night moments, standout performances, and what separates RT Elite from other promotions — before shifting focus to the future.With plans already in motion, RT Elite discuss their expansion beyond Glasgow, including new locations and the long-term vision for building a recognised and respected promotion.This is a raw, unfiltered look at the realities of modern fight promotion — the wins, the pressure, and the controversy that comes with growth.Chapters00:00 Expansion and Future Plans03:15 Glasgow Event Breakdown08:40 Fight Night Highlights15:10 Addressing Criticism & Allegations24:30 Fighter Loyalty & Promotions32:00 Judging Decisions Explained40:20 Ethics, Safety & Responsibility48:10 Building an Inclusive Fight Night Experience55:00 What’s Next for RT EliteKey TakeawaysA successful and well-attended Glasgow eventStrong positive feedback from attendees and viewersFocus on inclusive, family-friendly boxing eventsHonest responses to controversy and external criticismInsight into fighter relationships and promotion dynamicsClear plans for expansion and future growthProduction CreditProduced by Gung Ho Studios🌐 www.gunghostudios.com

ABBIE DRAPER: BBC CATFISH NIGHTMARE | SHE WAS JAILED… NOW SHE’S FREEIn this gripping and deeply unsettling episode of Gully Talks, Abbie Draper, known from the BBC documentary The Beauty Queen and the Catfish, opens up about the terrifying reality of being drawn into one of the UK’s most disturbing catfishing cases.What began as online deception quickly became a dark web of lies, manipulation, emotional control, and psychological harm. Abbie shares the real impact this had on her life, the devastating consequences for victims, and the wider questions it raises about trust, safety, and online identity.This conversation goes far beyond the documentary. We explore the emotional fallout of catfishing, how manipulation and gaslighting can leave lasting scars, and why so many victims struggle to be properly heard or protected. Abbie also reflects on the role of social media platforms, the gaps in current laws, and the growing risks in an increasingly digital world.The episode also touches on the shocking reality that Adele Rennie was jailed and has now been released — raising serious questions about accountability, rehabilitation, and whether enough is being done to protect others.We also discuss:The psychological impact of catfishing and manipulationHow gaslighting and validation are used to control victimsThe discovery of additional victimsThe effect on personal relationships and trustThe dangers of social media deceptionCurrent laws around online abuse and fraudThe rise of AI and fake identitiesAwareness, education, and preventionThis is a powerful true story about manipulation, survival, and speaking out.Topics Covered:CatfishingBBC documentaryThe Beauty Queen and the CatfishAbbie DraperAdele RennieOnline deceptionPsychological manipulationGaslightingTrue crime UKOnline safetyFake identitiesSocial media dangerDigital abuseVictim impactAwareness and educationChapters:00:00 – Validation and Manipulation31:45 – Understanding Adele’s Motivation36:52 – Discovery of Additional Victims42:19 – Awareness and Education47:27 – Understanding Adele’s Actions52:30 – Current Endeavours and Future Plans58:37 – Navigating Relationships and Social MediaProduced by Gung Ho Studioswww.gunghostudios.co.uk

Episode DescriptionIn this episode, we sit down with a guest living a truly multifaceted life — model, mother, and mental health advocate. The conversation moves between the personal and the professional, covering gut health stigma, the psychological weight of chronic illness, and what it really means to exist authentically in a world that constantly tells you to be something else.We explore the realities of the modern modelling industry — how bodies are categorised, how standards are enforced, and the quiet discrimination that too many people face. We talk about stress, self-doubt, relationships, the pressures of social media, and the courage it takes to show up as yourself when the industry rewards performance over truth.Honest, raw, and genuinely refreshing.Sponsored by Superhard.co.uk — A Gung Ho Studios ProductionKey ThemesLiving a multifaceted lifeGut health — the stigma and the scienceThe gut-brain connection and mental healthSelf-doubt, anxiety, and daily lifeRelationships and social media pressureAuthenticity and self-acceptanceBody image and size discrimination in modellingThe realities of the fashion industryChapters00:00 — Introduction & a multifaceted life12:08 — Gut health stigma and its daily challenges26:49 — Mental health struggles and self-doubt36:37 — Relationships, social media, and the modelling industry46:14 — Parenting, authenticity, and body imageSponsored by Superhard.co.uk | A Gung Ho Studios Production

The Gully Talks podcast episode is themed around boxing and features discussions with RT Elite Promotions and fighter Matty. The conversation covers the challenges of event promotion, the impact of boxing on mental health, and the dynamics of the boxing industry in Scotland. The conversation covers a range of topics including the upcoming boxing event, press conferences, Scottish food scene, business in the food industry, the changing food culture, and the promotion of boxing events. It also delves into the process of turning professional in boxing, the role of social media in promoting fights, and the event's menu.TakeawaysEvent promotion requires dedication, professionalism, and a strategic approach.Boxing has a positive impact on mental and physical health, providing discipline and focus.The boxing industry in Scotland faces challenges related to competition, fighter recruitment, and event organization. Boxing events require effective promotion and entertainment value to attract audiences.The food industry in Scotland is experiencing growth and competition, with a focus on fresh and authentic food.The process of turning professional in boxing involves talent recognition and dedication to the sport.Chapters00:00 Competition and Promotional Challenges in Boxing33:13 Changing Food Culture and Promotion of Boxing Events43:23 The Role of Family in Boxing and the Road to Gold53:23 Event Preparation and Menu Details