In this refreshingly candid episode, we welcome Mr. Toilet himself, Jack Sim, on a journey through toilets, taboos, and the transformational power of gumption.

Drawing from his life’s work and his book “Gumption”, Jack unpacks how humour, humility, and human dignity can move the world. From sanitation to civic action, he reminds us that the future isn’t built by those who play it safe, but by those who dare to get their hands dirty; literally and metaphorically.

Stephen Potts delves into his extraordinary life which includes winning gold at the 1998 Commonwealth Games for Fencing. Through his many years of experience in healthcare and market research in Asia and beyond, Stephen sits down with Rohit Sahgal of The Voices Project Asia, to discuss the future of health research, why one needs a “killer insight”, the era of "info-besity" which we live in, rare disease, his personal health issues that allowed him to experience the British healthcare system and the NHS, AI and much much more.

The song at the start and end of the podcast is, "Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth With Money in My Hand" by Primitive Radio Gods.

Join us as we explore how adolescent psychotherapy techniques can illuminate pathways leading to or away from crime, offering critical insights into recidivism, the challenges ex-offenders face post-release, and the vital role of early psychological interventions and therapeutic practices in breaking the cycle of reoffending.