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“Where are you now? Where do you want to be?”On this week's episode Scott is joined by his personal business coach, David Poxon. David uses his experience and expertise to help business owners identify and achieve their goals through the adoption of high-performance mindsets, and the practice of self-belief.David believes every business owner can benefit from working alongside a coach - so they can become ‘the best they can be and smash the results in their business'. Scott has discovered the value a coach can bring and discusses how David has helped him to consider and achieve his own goals.For anyone looking for advice on setting and achieving goals, this podcast is packed with valuable information about the steps you can take to grow and develop.Find out more about David Poxon here: https://actioncoach.co.uk/coaches/david-poxon/Read ‘The E-Myth Revisited' by Michael E Gerber: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Myth-Revisited-Small-Businesses-About/dp/0887307280Read ‘The Chimp Paradox' by Professor Steve Peters: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Chimp-Paradox-Management-Programme-Confidence/dp/009193558XIf you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: @miclowrySend Scott a message on Instagram here: @scott.thomas

“Six months down the line, I had a meeting with my agent and they said ‘Noone really wants to pursue you guys anymore, I think they want to wait for the next year's to come along.' And that hurt.” After winning the second series of Love Island in 2016, where he met his partner Cara, Nathan Massey was catapulted into a life of fame and fortune, but he quickly realised that it wasn't going to last. Nathan and Scott both express their appreciation for the opportunities the show provided them, but address the challenge of processing their fleeting moment in the spotlight and the lack of support they received after leaving the villa. Nathan talks about how his wife and son have kept him on the right path and why family life has taught him the dangers of continually comparing yourself to others. The boys are joined by Cara who highlights the adjustments in their mentality and behaviour that they have both made in order to live healthier, happier lives. If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: https://instagram.com/miclowry?utm_medium=copy_link (@miclowry) Send Scott a message on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/scott.thomas/?hl=en (@scott.thomas)

“Everything is mindset. It doesn't matter what you thought before. Let it go. Believe that you are the person you think you are, and go with that.” James O'Keefe founded the therapeutic retreat organisation, Unguarded Warrior, where he helps groups of men process their past and let go of the judgement and expectations that weigh them down. After beginning his own journey of processing the emotional baggage he had been clinging onto throughout his life, he has gained a better understanding of his identity and strives to help other men to do the same. He speaks to Scott about how, as a young teenager, he became caught up with his older brother's friends, leading him down a dangerous path of antisocial behaviour and criminal activity. You'll hear how he teaches people to adopt an abundance mindset by placing them in difficult and often uncomfortable situations in which they have to connect more deeply with themselves and others and how James himself practices what he preaches in order to live a more peaceful and fulfilling life. Content warning - This episode features references to drugs, addiction and suicide, if you or someone you know needs support please reach out. In the UK, the Samaritans can be contacted on 116 123. In the US, the National Suicide Prevention Hotline is 1-800-273-8255. In Australia, the crisis support service Lifeline is on 13 11 14. Hotlines in other countrieshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines ( can be found here). If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: @miclowry Send Scott a message on Instagram here: @scott.thomas

“There's so much more out there that I'm exploring now that I didn't really care about before. When I go on my walks now, the bird song and trees rustling, it's just like love to me and brings me so much pleasure I can't describe it.” Scott is joined by his mum, Gail Waring, to discuss their shared journey to sobriety and the challenges they have both faced with regards to their relationship to alcohol. Working as a hospital nurse, Gail developed a daily habit of using alcohol in the evenings to relax and wind down, leading to increased social anxiety and additional unhealthy choices.   You'll hear how after many years of using alcohol to escape the pain of confronting childhood trauma, she was inspired by Scott's decision to go sober and saw it as an opportunity to create a better life for herself. Gail talks about how mindfulness, therapy and journaling has helped her through her sobriety, and how she has discovered a new zest for life, now she is excited for each day and feels she can be more present with the people she loves. Content warning - This episode features references to alcohol addiction, if you or someone you know is struggling with the issues discussed you can talk to someone at Frank on 0300 123 6600 or speak to the NHS by calling 111.   If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: https://instagram.com/miclowry?utm_medium=copy_link (@miclowry) Send Scott a message on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/scott.thomas/?hl=en (@scott.thomas)

“Don't give up. Even when everyone is doubting you, don't give up. Resilience is the one thing that'll get you to where you need to be, just don't give up.” “Look at what you've been through and ask yourself, are you living a life less than the one you deserve? Are you happy? And if you're not, believe me right now, you have so much power inside you to change that for the better.” In this week's episode of Learning As I Go, Scott talks to childhood friend and business partner Eden Thomas, with whom he co-founded lifestyle brand Food4Thoughts which focuses on a holistic approach to people's self-development/wellbeing. Eden shares how his traumatic three and half year journey to recovery from leukaemia taught him that he could achieve whatever goal he set his mind to. You'll hear him discuss how he felt his life lose all meaning in the early stages of his chemotherapy and the stages he went through to rediscover what life meant to him, culminating in a long and tiresome battle to earn a pilot's license with British Airways. Eden and Scott talk about the importance of self-belief and determination, and how overcoming their own struggles led them to build a company that could help people achieve their own goals and give them the tools to chase their dreams. If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: @miclowry Send Scott a message on Instagram here: @scott.thomas

“Talk to a loved one, talk to a friend, because if you don't talk to anyone how are they supposed to know what's going on in here? If you're struggling with a mental health issue, how are people going to know unless you talk?” In this week's episode Scott is joined by Cormac Murphy, who became a close friend after meeting in 2018 at PHD nightclub in New York City. Cormac began working in bars and nightclubs across the city and eventually built up a successful event business as one of the only Irish promoters in town. However, the social pressure and exuberant lifestyle of the nightlife scene led him down a path of substance misuse and addiction, specifically alcohol and cocaine.  You'll hear them discuss how developing suicidal tendencies during the height of his cocaine use motivated him to move back to Ireland where his parents helped him get into rehab, how working as a personal trainer and helping other's get in shape has helped him to stay disciplined and the importance of speaking out about mental health issues in order to kick start your journey to recovery. Content warning - This episode features references to drugs, addiction and suicide, if you or someone you know needs support please reach out. In the UK, the Samaritans can be contacted on 116 123. In the US, the National Suicide Prevention Hotline is 1-800-273-8255. In Australia, the crisis support service Lifeline is on 13 11 14. Hotlines in other countrieshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines ( can be found here). If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: https://instagram.com/miclowry?utm_medium=copy_link (@miclowry) Send Scott a message on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/scott.thomas/?hl=en (@scott.thomas) 

Scott sits down with close friend and Social PR Operations Manager, Nicola Orrell to discuss how judgmental teachers pushed her to prove to the world she wasn't a ‘typical teenage mum' and why her family is the driving force behind her extreme work ethic. Scott describes Nicola as ‘the ultimate boss', they've had a close working and personal relationship since she joined Social PR in 2020 as Operations Manager. Having lost their dads within one week of each other, they describe how they were able to support each other through the grieving process and the importance of taking time out of work to spend time with family and look after your mental health. If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: @miclowry Send Scott a message on Instagram here: @scott.thomas

“I know for a fact that I have made ten times better decisions throughout my career at Couture Club because of those failures.” In this week's episode, Scott looks back on the value of the successes and failures he has been through with his good friend and ex-business partner, Scott Shashua. Together, they ran a successful celebrity club night, Eivissa, and went on to form the UK's largest selfie-stick distributor but went through a difficult time after investing huge amounts of money into the Segway trend just before it crashed.  Now Scott is the Managing Director at popular fashion brand ‘Couture Club', he discusses how his dad taught him the value of hardwork and accountability from a young age and the importance of finding a balance between his work life and his family. https://www.instagram.com/scottshashua/?hl=en (Check out Scott's Instagram here) If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: https://instagram.com/miclowry?utm_medium=copy_link (@miclowry) Send Scott a message on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/scott.thomas/?hl=en (@scott.thomas) 

“All I want to do is help people to not be afraid of being who they are.” In this episode, you'll hear Scott talk with Kate Cocker about how seeing her Dad struggle with anxiety and depression set her on a journey to take control of her own mindset and self-talk.  Now Kate helps others to do the same through her Everyday Positivity Daily Podcast, sharing skills that can help us beat the mental challenges we encounter each day. They discuss the benefits of getting out into the world to gain perspective on your problems and how using positive phrasing will transform the way you communicate with yourself and others.  https://podfollow.com/everyday-positivity (Listen to Everyday Positivity here) Find Kate on the socials at: @K8cocker  If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: https://instagram.com/miclowry?utm_medium=copy_link (@miclowry) Send Scott a message on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/scott.thomas/?hl=en (@scott.thomas) 

“The greatest sources of suffering are the lies that the mind tells you. Don't fall into that trap, there's always another way.” Scott talks to Kevin O'Neill about his project, Breatheolution, and how he has used cold water therapy alongside breath work to help himself and over 1000 clients to overcome anxiety, trauma and addiction.  You'll hear how using breath can help you defeat your own stresses and about the importance of putting the body into controlled but stress-inducing environments. Kevin even explains why breathing through the mouth can hinder our athletic performance and create a subconscious feeling of fear and danger.  Content warning - This episode features references to addiction and suicide, if you or someone you know needs support please reach out. In the UK, the Samaritans can be contacted on 116 123. In the US, the National Suicide Prevention Hotline is 1-800-273-8255. In Australia, the crisis support service Lifeline is on 13 11 14. Hotlines in other countrieshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines ( can be found here). Find out more about Breatheolution here If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: https://instagram.com/miclowry?utm_medium=copy_link (@miclowry) Send Scott a message on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/scott.thomas/?hl=en (@scott.thomas) 

“Just ask yourself, how can I grow from what I've learned in that mistake, in that moment?” Scott Thomas talks to Commando Charlie; ex-marine, ex-convict and now fitness coach at food4thoughts; about his exhilarating life story. They discuss the importance of taking the mistakes we all make, and transforming them into moments of motivation for our own personal growth and development.  Hear about Charlie's hedonistic past and how his time in prison helped him to reconsider his outlook on life, always chasing the high points and looking for dangerous situations. Now he has developed healthier self-talk helping him to live a more balanced lifestyle and spend his time coaching others who seek ways to improve their own lives.  An inspirational discussion about the way we talk to ourselves and how it can help us to make better decisions and overcome mistakes we have made.  For more of Commando Charlie follow him on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/commando_charlie/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/commando_charlie/?hl=en) If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: https://instagram.com/miclowry?utm_medium=copy_link (@miclowry) Send Scott a message on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/scott.thomas/?hl=en (@scott.thomas) 

“Where are you now? Where do you want to be?” On this week's episode Scott is joined by his personal business coach, David Poxon. David uses his experience and expertise to help business owners identify and achieve their goals through the adoption of high-performance mindsets, and the practice of self-belief.  David believes every business owner can benefit from working alongside a coach - so they can become ‘the best they can be and smash the results in their business'. Scott has discovered the value a coach can bring and discusses how David has helped him to consider and achieve his own goals.  For anyone looking for advice on setting and achieving goals, this podcast is packed with valuable information about the steps you can take to grow and develop.  Find out more about David Poxon here: https://actioncoach.co.uk/coaches/david-poxon/ (https://actioncoach.co.uk/coaches/david-poxon/) Read ‘The E-Myth Revisited' by Michael E Gerber: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Myth-Revisited-Small-Businesses-About/dp/0887307280 (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Myth-Revisited-Small-Businesses-About/dp/0887307280) Read ‘The Chimp Paradox' by Professor Steve Peters: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Chimp-Paradox-Management-Programme-Confidence/dp/009193558X (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Chimp-Paradox-Management-Programme-Confidence/dp/009193558X) If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: https://instagram.com/miclowry?utm_medium=copy_link (@miclowry) Send Scott a message on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/scott.thomas/?hl=en (@scott.thomas) 

“There's nothing on this day I can't handle and yet my mind tells me otherwise - why?”   Gareth Palmer is Scott Thomas' therapist and has answers for questions like this. When Scott realised his partying was a form of self sabotage at the weekends, he decided to talk to someone about it.  Gareth's work as the founder of “Men Should Talk '' has given him a special stand point on the way that people respond to their emotions, particularly men. You will hear how he helps men and women confront their emotions, spend time on their own, and manage their addiction to distraction.  If you've ever felt a bit lost, or stuck in a cycle, this episode will help you to understand your next steps. And you will hear how speaking to someone like Gareth can help you Learn As You Go.  Find out more about Gareth Palmer here: https://menshouldtalk.com/ (https://menshouldtalk.com/) If you have found yourself singing the theme tune you can hear more from Mic Lowry here: https://instagram.com/miclowry?utm_medium=copy_link (@miclowry) Send Scott a message on instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/scott.thomas/?hl=en (@scott.thomas) 

Krysis Mikhaal. I knew him when he was just Krysis. Before he'd written for the likes of Mic Lowry and was 3 projects into an incredible soulful sound. We talk about his last few projects looking at the nuances that make his music his, his journey into singing and approaching it from the perspective of a Sound Engineer and what it's like to write for other artists. One of the things I've always enjoyed about his music is how much soul is put in and throughout the episode Krysis explains how puts together music, his creation process and what he thinks about his own sound. Enjoy! 

Everton legend Peter Reid joins us to preview The Merseyside Derby. Reidy's on top form; talking 80s rivalries with Liverpool, winning that first trophy under Howard Kendall and his massive distrust of The Tory Government. He goes head-to head with Popey over Saturday's big game, gives his opinion on Carlo's side and throws us a curveball Derby pick for the Soho Tip of The Week. Away from Merseyside we review the NBA Finals, look at Vasyl Lomachenko's upcoming fight this weekend and discuss whether pool player Earl 'The Pearl' Strickland was an amateur soft-porn star on the side? Everyone from The Lightning Seeds to MiC Lowry provide the episode's Scouse soundtrack. Follow us @myconvoswiththepope on Instagram and Twitter.

Liverpool lads, MiC LOWRY are incredibly talented singers and have even bigger personalities. In 2015, they sat down with Myles to talk about Supermodels and crack some jokes along the way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Another chance to catch the show from 2 weeks ago - 19/01/20. Had some boss tunes from Mic LOWRY, Omar ft Terri Walker, Ricardo Williams, Tawiah, Arlo Parks + much more.

Loved putting this week's playlist together - featured some bangers from Mic Lowry, NATALYA, Masego, Jon Vinyl, D'Angelo, Floetry and much more. Join us for a brand new show every Sunday 7-9pm UK time / Tuesday 8-10pm (repeat) (http://www.kcclive.com

Liverpool based Boy band Mic Lowry sit down with @YourHostRob of The Best Of British show to talk about the new single 'Supermodels'. Supermodels on iTunes:http://po.st/MLSuperMTwiT Supermodels on VEVO: http://po.st/MLSupermodelsVEVO … For more check out the guys at www.miclowry.com Twitter:@Wearemiclowry Socials @YourHostRob

Neil Atkinson is joined for this week's Weekender by Emilia Bona, Dan Austin and Micheal Welch and Ben Sharples of MiC Lowry to chat all things Liverpool and for a little chat about the pair have been up to on the road in Europe. Also in the show Neil Atkinson talks to Ken Early about Manchester United and Jose Mourinho and John Gibbons talks to Andy Cheshire of Curzon Ashton to talk about the clubs community work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wriinkle Podcast #015! Quick bit of housekeeping; Wriinkle Podcasts will be coming out every other Monday from now on but we’ll be bringing you more stuff with different types of podcasts being released in between WPs (also keep your eye on our Youtube channel). More details very soon.  In this one we’re speaking to Ben Sharples from MiC LOWRY – they’re a vocal harmony boy band from Liverpool. Ben talks to us about the lads getting signed by a major record label before they’d had a chance to properly start making music of their own. He’s very candid about the amazing experiences they’ve had from that point to now but also about the less positive aspects of being picked up by a commercial entity at such an early stage. Some funny stories in this about the situations they’ve found themselves in and some great insight in to the kind of stuff that goes on at the upper echelons of the entertainment industry. Instagram: miclowry   /   ben_sharples Twitter: @wearemiclowry   Let us know what you think – also anyone who you’d like to see us speak to Twitter/Insta:   @wriinkle Email:              community@wriinkle.com   Nice one! Anton

MiC Lowry dropped into the SoundCheck office, after a cheeky Katsu, to chat about the history of the band, schoolyard tensions and the ramifications of a two-footed challenge on Justin Bieber. This is audio from our YouTube video so please check that out on our channel for the full experience!

Cameron and Sheldon run through the many layers of the 2017 trifle. What was the best album? Who was the best guest? Just how disappointed will Cameron be with Sheldon's music taste? We also explain away our recent hiatus, announce our MiC Lowry winner and give thanks to everyone who has shared their time with us and made 2017 the best year in SoundCheck's long and winding history. See you all in 2018!