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  • Karen Van Den Berg & Sharon Lunt | Endometriosis: The Pain No One Listens To
    2026/03/31
    This episode is a powerful and eye-opening conversation on endometriosis, a condition affecting 1 in 10 women, yet still widely misunderstood, misdiagnosed, and often dismissed. Joined by Karen and Sharon from the Manx Endometriosis Support Group, we unpack the reality behind the condition, far beyond “just bad periods.” From crippling pain, fertility struggles, and years of misdiagnosis, to the emotional and physical toll it takes, this episode brings raw, lived experience to the forefront. We explore: What endometriosis actually is (and why it’s so complex) Why diagnosis can take 7–10 years The impact on fertility, work, and daily life The role of nutrition, hormones, and environment The importance of being heard—and why listening is the first step to change This isn’t just a women’s health conversation, it’s a human conversation, and one that needs to be heard by everyone.
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    1 時間 7 分
  • Danny Hands | “The Hard Truth About Fat Loss Nobody Wants to Hear”
    2026/03/22
    Most people think getting in shape is about motivation. It’s not. In this episode, Danny Hands breaks down what actually drives real transformation and why most people fail before they even start. From working in corporate roles to building his own business, to stepping on stage and earning his Pro Card, Danny shares the reality behind discipline, pressure, and showing up when you don’t feel like it. This isn’t about bodybuilding. It’s about identity, consistency, and learning to back yourself when it would be easier not to. If you’ve ever struggled with motivation, consistency, or starting something new this episode will change how you think about it. #Podcast #Fitness #FatLoss #Discipline #Mindset #Bodybuilding #GymMotivation #FitnessJourney #WeightLoss #Consistency #HealthAndFitness #PersonalDevelopment #MensHealth #Transformation
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    1 時間 4 分
  • Joshua Sinclair | The Entrepreneur Mindset
    2026/03/05
    In this episode, Martin sits down with entrepreneur Joshua Sinclair to explore the mindset behind building things from nothing. Josh shares his journey from experimenting with technology at a young age to launching software ventures and navigating the unpredictable world of startups. The conversation dives into curiosity, resilience and the willingness to try even when you don’t have everything figured out. They discuss the realities of building companies, learning through failure, and why the most important skill for entrepreneurs might simply be the courage to start. If you’re interested in business, innovation, or the mindset required to build something meaningful, this episode offers an honest look at what it really takes. https://skinscanner.gg/
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    53 分
  • Matthew Richardson | 240kg Squats. 2,000 Watts. 50kph. The Mind Behind the Speed
    2026/02/27
    Matthew Richardson is the fastest human on the planet on a bike having broken the 9 second barrier over 200m in 2025. The first person (and at time of recording only) human to have achieved. Olympic medallist and world-record sprint cyclist Matt Richardson joins The M Word for a raw conversation on performance, pressure and identity. From starting gymnastics at age two to squatting 240kg and breaking the 9-second barrier over 200m, Matt takes us inside the mindset of an elite power athlete. He explains how sprint cycling is as much chess as it is speed, why gym strength is non-negotiable, and what really goes through your head when the velodrome goes silent before an Olympic final. We talk about reframing nerves into readiness, beating long-time rival Harrie Lavreysen, and the emotional reality of switching from Australia to Great Britain after winning three Olympic medals. This isn’t just about watts and medals. It’s about identity. It’s about risk. It’s about choosing the harder path.
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    43 分
  • Jenson Artus | Digital Credibility Is Everything | Manx Growth Solutions
    2026/02/22
    In this episode, we sit down with Jenson Artus, founder of Manx Growth Solutions, to explore what it really means to build credibility in the modern digital world. From launching MGS to developing the concept of Digital Credibility, Jenson shares how marketing is no longer just about visibility, it’s about trust, authority, and commercial impact. We dive into: The journey of building a business from the Isle of Man The discipline behind personal growth and performance Why fitness, focus, and review systems shape leadership What most companies misunderstand about marketing Why being “offline” is now a commercial risk How digital presence has shifted from optional to essential This isn’t just a conversation about marketing.
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    1 時間 4 分
  • John Watterson MBE | The Man Who Documented a Sporting Nation
    2026/02/15
    For more than half a century, John Watterson didn’t just report on Isle of Man sport, he preserved its history. From taking over as Sports Editor in the mid-1980s to witnessing the explosion of junior and women’s sport, John has seen Manx sport evolve from a small, male-dominated scene into a thriving, community-driven sporting culture. He covered iconic moments at the TT, followed Manx athletes to Commonwealth Games finals, and quietly shaped how sport on the Island was recorded, respected, and remembered. In this episode, John reflects on: The stories that still give him goosebumps Why participation matters more than winning The responsibility of fair, honest sports journalism And what it meant to receive an MBE for a lifetime of service to sport This is a conversation about legacy, pride, and the power of storytelling in sport, from someone who’s lived it.
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    56 分
  • Chris Lawless | Cyclist
    2026/01/31
    In this episode, we sit down with Chris Lawless to explore his career Chris shares his journey into competitive cycling unpacking how structure, patience, and consistency matter far more than motivation or chasing trends. He speaks candidly about overtraining culture, the obsession with doing more, and why most people sabotage progress by copying what elite athletes do without understanding the context. We also dive into mindset, recovery, and the reality of balancing ambition with longevity, offering practical insight for anyone training seriously while juggling work, life, and expectations. This is a grounded, no-nonsense conversation about how progress really happens, and why slowing down is often the fastest way forward.
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    1 時間 33 分
  • Carly Craig | The Subconscious Controlling Your Performance
    2026/01/24
    What if the thing holding you back isn’t your fitness, your talent, or your circumstances, but a belief you didn’t even realise you were running? In this episode, we sit down with Carly Craig, Isle of Man athlete, Island Games triathlete, corporate professional, and certified Belief Coding® facilitator. We start with sport,Carly’s journey from cross-country running to elite triathlon, what it really takes to train at a high level while holding down a demanding career, and the mental battles that come with endurance competition. Then the conversation goes deeper. Carly explains how subconscious beliefs shape performance, confidence, and self-sabotage, and how Belief Coding® is used to identify and re-programme the internal stories that quietly limit people in sport, business, and life. This is a conversation about performance, identity, resilience, and the invisible narratives that dictate how far we allow ourselves to go. If you’re interested in mindset, endurance, self-development, or unlocking another level of performance, this episode will challenge how you think about “limits.”
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    49 分