Episode 10 of Chancing My Arm – The Pod with Purpose brings a lighter, more laid-back vibe as I’m joined by the one and only Pegleg Bennett — and it’s safe to say there are plenty of laughs along the way.

From charging some of the world’s wildest waves, including the legendary Nazaré, to the story behind changing his name, Pegleg’s journey is as entertaining as it is unique. We get into the reality of big wave surfing (and the madness that comes with it), alongside some brilliant stories you won’t see coming.

We also chat about his time on Survivor — the ups, the downs, and a few behind-the-scenes moments that definitely bring a smile.

This one’s all about good energy, great stories, and not taking life too seriously — with just enough perspective sprinkled in to keep things real.

If you fancy an easy listen with a bit of humour, a bit of inspiration, and plenty of character, this episode’s right up your street.

🎧 Tune in, enjoy, and as always… keep chancing your arm.

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Episode 9 of Chancing My Arm features a true legend of surfing, Shaun Tomson — a world champion whose life story goes far beyond the waves.

In this episode we dive into Shaun’s incredible journey, from growing up in South Africa and rising to become the 1977 World Surfing Champion, to helping shape the golden era of professional surfing. But the conversation goes much deeper than titles and trophies. Shaun shares the philosophy that has guided his life both in and out of the water — from resilience, purpose and mindset, to the lessons learned through personal tragedy and how those experiences led him to create the Code Method, a powerful framework for living with intention.

We talk about surfing’s evolution, the culture that surrounded it in the 70s, the importance of chasing your passions, and how adversity can shape who we become. It’s a conversation about courage, perspective, and finding meaning in the ride — wherever it takes you.

A powerful episode with a man whose story reaches far beyond the ocean.

In this episode of Chancing My Arm, we head far from familiar shores — to Laos — through the eyes of Gareth Carter. What began as time spent living and working in a country shaped by complexity and resilience became something much bigger: a belief in young people, and a chance to open a door that had never felt reachable before.

Gareth shares the story of taking a group of Lao teenagers from their everyday reality to the world stage, guiding them all the way to the Gothia Cup — the largest youth football tournament on the planet. It’s a story about trust, responsibility, and what can happen when opportunity meets belief.

This isn’t just about football. It’s about courage, connection, and what it really means to give young people a shot — and then stand back and watch them rise.