Part 2 - The conversation continues when PIX tells us some dirty little secrets!

Meet PIX, a remarkable individual whose life journey is as diverse as it is inspiring. A former British Army Captain in the Royal Logistic Corps, PIX dedicated nearly a decade of his life to serving alongside the Royal Marines, primarily in maritime and amphibious roles.

In the midst of the pandemic, PIX joined REACT as part of Operation REACT, deploying multiple times to various tasks, ranging from setting up vaccination centers to handling more solemn responsibilities, such as facilitating temporary mortuaries. As the world gradually returned to normalcy, PIX transitioned into the role of an instructor and mentor on the training course. Recently, he led a team to Turkey in response to the earthquakes in March, showcasing his commitment to making a positive impact in times of crisis.

Beyond his military service, PIX is the owner of Three Degrees South, an adventure travel company that orchestrates expeditions to East Africa and across the continent. With a mission to redefine the concept of a typical holiday, Three Degrees South specializes in taking clients on transformative journeys that often push them beyond their comfort zones. Whether it's navigating mountains or walking in the bush with local tribes, PIX ensures that these experiences contribute to the empowerment of local communities. Through close collaboration with in-country partners, Three Degrees South exemplifies a commitment to sustainable travel, setting a precedent for responsible and meaningful adventures.

Join us in the latest episode of the Working Class Heroes Podcast as PIX shares his captivating life story – from a childhood in private schools to becoming a DJ, Scuba Dive Instructor, and the lead guide on nine summits of Kilimanjaro, all while leaving an indelible mark as a dedicated Army Officer and a compassionate leader in times of crisis.

Meet PIX, a remarkable individual whose life journey is as diverse as it is inspiring. A former British Army Captain in the Royal Logistic Corps, PIX dedicated nearly a decade of his life to serving alongside the Royal Marines, primarily in maritime and amphibious roles.

In the midst of the pandemic, PIX joined REACT as part of Operation REACT, deploying multiple times to various tasks, ranging from setting up vaccination centers to handling more solemn responsibilities, such as facilitating temporary mortuaries. As the world gradually returned to normalcy, PIX transitioned into the role of an instructor and mentor on the training course. Recently, he led a team to Turkey in response to the earthquakes in March, showcasing his commitment to making a positive impact in times of crisis.

Beyond his military service, PIX is the owner of Three Degrees South, an adventure travel company that orchestrates expeditions to East Africa and across the continent. With a mission to redefine the concept of a typical holiday, Three Degrees South specializes in taking clients on transformative journeys that often push them beyond their comfort zones. Whether it's navigating mountains or walking in the bush with local tribes, PIX ensures that these experiences contribute to the empowerment of local communities. Through close collaboration with in-country partners, Three Degrees South exemplifies a commitment to sustainable travel, setting a precedent for responsible and meaningful adventures.

Join us in the latest episode of the Working Class Heroes Podcast as PIX shares his captivating life story – from a childhood in private schools to becoming a DJ, Scuba Dive Instructor, and the lead guide on nine summits of Kilimanjaro, all while leaving an indelible mark as a dedicated Army Officer and a compassionate leader in times of crisis.

Join Denny Denholm on the Working Class Heroes Podcast as he sits down with the incredible Phil Nichol, an international comedy sensation with a remarkable journey that spans continents and transcends the boundaries of entertainment. From his humble beginnings in Scotland to immigrating with his working-class family to Canada, Phil shares his inspiring tale of overcoming childhood challenges, bullying, and a stutter to become the dynamic and hilarious performer we know today.

In this episode, Phil recounts his early aspirations ignited by a life-changing moment at the Stratford Festival in Ontario, Canada, where he first discovered his love for live performance. From winning a Best Performance award at the Sears Drama Festival at the age of 15 to his introduction to improvisational comedy with the Dumb Ideas, Phil's journey is nothing short of extraordinary.

Discover the roots of Phil's comedic genius as he reflects on his time at the University of Windsor's School of Dramatic Art and his experiences working with notable figures like Lee Strasberg prodigy Bathsheba Garnett and acting dignitaries such as Donald Sutherland and Peter Ustinov.

Get ready for laughter and insights as Phil shares anecdotes about his early comedy ventures, including the formation of The Little Bits of Gravel and their weekly radio show, "Last Laughs on Us," at CJAM-FM. Learn about the hilarious turn of events that led to the creation of the musical comedy trio, Corky and The Juice Pigs, and their entry into The Crystal Comedy Quest.

From acting on CBC's Hangin' In to touring North America with the Gina Lori Riley Dance Enterprises, Phil Nichol's multifaceted career is a testament to resilience, creativity, and a passion for making people laugh.

Don't miss this engaging conversation that delves into Phil's life, career, and the unique friendship that blossomed between him and Denny Denholm in Thailand. Tune in on Spotify and Apple to hear the full story of a true working-class hero who conquered the world of comedy against all odds.

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Embark on an intriguing journey with Episode 2 of Season 2 as we delve into the realms of modern-day heroes shaping the narrative. In this episode, we shine a spotlight on renowned figures like Tucker Carlson, who is gearing up for a groundbreaking interview with none other than Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Join the conversation as we dissect the mechanics of propaganda, unraveling its intricacies and understanding how it influences our perspectives on a global scale. The anticipation surrounding Carlson's interview with Putin becomes the backdrop for a riveting discussion on the power dynamics at play in shaping public opinion.

The exploration doesn't stop there – we shift our focus to the PBD podcast, where eye-opening insights reveal a thought-provoking perspective on the 1% controlling the world, their 4% puppeteers, the 90% seemingly oblivious to the grand puppet show, and the remaining 5% diligently working to awaken the masses.

The third segment introduces a true hero in the realm of health and information – Dr. John Campbell. A YouTube sensation and expert on all matters related to the pandemic and vaccinations, Dr. Campbell's insights provide a valuable and informed perspective on the ongoing global health challenges.

As we continue to redefine The Working Class Heroes Podcast, we invite you to engage with us on this exploratory journey. While we remain committed to interviewing Working Class Heroes, our podcast evolves to include captivating discussions on geo-politics and diverse perspectives that will shape the narrative in 2024 and beyond.

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Welcome back to the Working Class Heroes Podcast! We're kicking off the second season with a bang, and our first guest is none other than the dynamic Pierre Pozzuto. A true force in the fitness world, Pierre's journey started at the age of 6 when he embraced the world of karate, swiftly becoming the UK Black Belt champion by the tender age of 13.

Pierre's trajectory in the fitness industry is nothing short of impressive. At the age of 20, he made waves as the youngest international presenter in 2000. Armed with a Biology & Geography degree at 22, Pierre dove into the exclusive Third Space, taking on the roles of Head of Studio & PT. Despite missing out on global travels, he seized a rare opportunity that catapulted him into the fitness limelight.

His influence grew as he became the trainer to the stars, earning the title of the 'go-to guru' in various magazines. Pierre expanded his reach to Sky fitness channels, fitness websites, and eventually found himself as the creative manager at Gymbox. Five club openings later, he was headhunted to be the Head Coach at the unique 1Rebel boutique club and the founding presenter for GymCube.

Pierre's journey came full circle as he returned to Third Space 16 years later, now as the Group Exercise Head Coach. His dedication to spreading knowledge extends globally through international conventions and workshops. Always pushing boundaries, Pierre's interests led him to the north of England, where he consults for Trafford Leisure and pioneers groundbreaking concepts for The Truconnect App.

Beyond his fitness endeavors, Pierre's diverse interests include the world of Supercars, property development, and being a guru in fitness supplements. As a global fitness choreographer, his career bows to no limits, emphasizing that for Pierre, it's not just a job – it's a lifestyle.

In this episode of the Working Class Heroes Podcast, we dive into Pierre's incredible journey, exploring his experiences in the fitness world and delving into his expertise in reducing anger. Stay tuned for an inspiring conversation with a true legend in the industry!

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Merry Christmas from the team at the Working Class Heroes Podcast. This is a message from Santa for all the good boys and girls this Christmas.

Peace, Love and Prosperity to you all.

Merry Christmas from me and the team!!

A special guest this Christmas spreads peace and love from the North Pole in Alaska. If anyone says Santa isn't real... send them to the Working Class Heroes Podcast and they will be silent nighted!!

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After a decade of friendship, I finally had the incredible opportunity to sit down with my good friend and hero of mine, Santa Claus, on the latest episode of the Working Class Heroes Podcast. This one is special to me and YES he is REAL!!

We can all learn a thing or two about this man's outlook on life, people and all things Heavenly. I am so honoured to have him on this Christmas Special!

In our heartfelt discussion, we navigated through significant topics ranging from the pressing issues of Climate Change, LGBTQ+ rights, and global conflicts in the Middle East, Ukraine, and Africa, to profound reflections on the message of Jesus—love, unity, forgiveness, and living together as one people.

Santa Claus, was born Thomas Patrick O'Connor in May 1947, is not your average figure; he's an American politician, monk, and devoted child welfare activist. Known for his stint on the North Pole, Alaska City Council and a notable candidacy in the 2022 Alaska's at-large congressional district special election, Claus has made waves in the political landscape

A Life Dedicated to Advocacy

Claus's journey into advocacy began with a deep-rooted interest in child welfare and democratic socialist values, stemming from the challenges he observed in America's youth during his public service. He's spent a considerable part of his life campaigning for underprivileged and marginalized children, volunteering with around 30 different non-profit organizations.

In 2005, Claus took an unconventional approach, changing his name and embracing the Santa Claus image, a move that amplified his advocacy and garnered positive media attention. This journey led him to North Pole, Alaska, in 2013, where he continued his impactful work.

Political Journey and Achievements

From his early days as a bouncer in New York to his roles in public service broadcasting and emergency response, Claus's career has been diverse. He served as the president of the North Pole Chamber of Commerce and successfully lobbied for Erin's Law, highlighting his commitment to child protection.

As a member of the North Pole City Council, Claus played a pivotal role in advocating for marijuana dispensaries and was re-elected in 2019. His political journey reached a significant milestone in the 2022 Alaska's at-large congressional district special election, where he brought attention to critical issues and finished sixth, subsequently endorsing Democrat Mary Peltola.

Standing for Progressive Values

Santa Claus is not just a festive symbol; he's a proponent of progressive values. From supporting medical marijuana, advocating for racial justice, corporate accountability, and election freedoms to championing reproductive rights and questioning social media's influence, Claus stands for a vision that transcends the ordinary.

A Personal Touch

Beyond the political spotlight, Claus's personal life reveals a commitment to service, with over 1,000 volunteer hours annually. As a monk, he has taken a vow of poverty, making a modest income as a North Pole councilman.

Join us in this captivating episode as we unravel the layers of Santa Claus's life, exploring the intricacies of his advocacy, political journey, and the values that drive him. It's a conversation filled with depth, compassion, and a touch of the extraordinary.

I hope you enjoy this special episode on the Christmas Special of the Working Class Heroes Podcast.

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