Winners Never Quit

We are back for the first episode of season two and we have a very special guest! Ojie Edoburun, GB sprinter and Commonwealth gold medallist starts this season with a bang. Ojie talks about how he got into sprinting, what motivates him, travelling the world competing, winning gold medals and much more! "Once he hit the track the rest was history".

England international rugby player and Rugby Players' Association Player of the Year, Sadia Kabeya, joins Jack in this end-of-year extravaganza looking back over an eventful 2022. There’s plenty to chat about as the two athletes discuss the winners' mindset, how it’s evolved in them over the past 12 months and what they’ll be taking into 2023.

This week Jack Jarvis is joined by broadcaster and DJ, Jess Bays. A testament to her raw passion, ambition and dedication, Jess Bays has fast become one of the standout artists to break through in the past 18 months. Jess has performed right across the globe and has over 1.5 million streams on Spotify. A fitting way to finish season one!

This week Jack Jarvis interviews Jamie Hull, a motivational speaker, adventurer and former British Army Reservist, who was thirty-two when his life changed forever. Jamie managed to save his own life by landing a plane with the cock-pit on fire. Sixty operations later, Jamie joins us to tell the story, You don't want to miss this!

This week on the Winners Never Quit podcast Jack Jarvis interviews Chris Martin. No, not the lead singer of Coldplay, Chris is a extraordinary ocean rower who boasts many brilliant rows, including a solo Atlantic mission. Chris demonstrates the meaning of never giving up. Turning the disappointment of being dropped from the GB rowing squad, Chris went on to achieve Guinness World Record of his own...

This week Jack Jarvis interviews veteran turned high performance coach, Louis Plumridge. After 12 years of service, from gunfights in the desert of Afghanistan, to surviving the arctic mountains of Norway, Louis decided to start coaching others to achieve their goals. He currently trains Dorking Wanderers and popular boxer, Dennis McCann. Don't miss this!

This week Jack Jarvis interviews Hannah Stodel, a British Paralympic sailor. Stodel has represented Great Britain at three Summer Paralympics and has won multiple medals in the Disabled Rowing Championships, including gold in 2005 and 2006. Overcoming her disability to achieve amazing things, Hannah inspires us all to leave our comfort zone and never quit.

This week Jack interviews former England professional Rugby player turned business owner George Kruis. George appeared 45 times for England before starting his own CBD, nutrition and wellness brand Fourfive.