Jack Walton - A Slice Of Life

In the 5th episode of season 2 Jack is joined by George Lizos from Cyprus, a lightworker mentor, psychic and Greek Pagan Priest! The pair connected via Instagram a month prior & bonded over their shared love of the spiritual world and the topic of being a lightworker. During the episode George speaks about his childhood experiences growing up in a conservative & religous family in Cyprus, he struggled to come to terms with his sexuality which led to him trying to take his own life several years later. George had a spiritual awakening that stopped him which slowly transformed everything. Now, George coaches others to unlock their true purpose and power within. The term lightworker & becoming one makes for an inspiring & insightful episode, whether you're spiritual or not there will be a key takeaway for everyone who listens. 

In the fourth episode for season 2 Jack is joined by his good friend & model Polly Waddicor. Jack speaks to Polly about the journey she's taken in becoming a signed model. When looking at Polly's impressive portfolio it would be easy to think that confidence is something that always came naturally, but in reality, it's been a real journey of growth, determination & a lot of self-belief. The pair speak about the stigmas of the industry, from mental health to managing your wellbeing in an industry that's now embracing diversity more than ever before. It's an inspiring story & really proves that with a dream and a lot of self-belief, anything is possible. 

In this month’s episode Jack is joined by Andy Millan, a Birmingham based business owner who founded a clothing line that raises funds & awareness for mental health – PSTV3. Andy was kicked out of school multiple times throughout his childhood, and has since totally turned his life around through understanding & practicing the power of personal development & the laws of the universe. Now, Andy is spreading a message of positivity and hope, he has huge plans & an even bigger purpose. The pair speak about the power of the mind, having a consistent morning routine, the real secrets to success & more. It’s an insightful & useful episode for anyone wanting to get more out of their daily lives. You can follow Andy via Instagram personally at @millan8619 & at @pstv3 to check out his clothing brand that’s making a difference!

In the 2nd episode of season 2 Jack is joined by graphic designer & university student Zak Billingham. The pair speak about what it means to be a man in 2020, it may not be what you'd expect. From breaking down stigmas to covering topics of sexuality, mental health & toxic masculinity, it's a fast moving & insightful episode. It takes different angles and covers two different stories of how both Zak and Jack took their own path in discovering what being a man really means to them, the view they now have being totally opposite to what they originally thought in their teenage years... just 2 stories of what it truly means to be a man, in 2020!

In the very first episode for season 2 Jack is joined by Billy Paul Harding, a mental health advocate from London & founder of Warriors Stand United, a mental health support group for men within the Sutton borough. The pair speak about their varied experiences of both PTSD and CPTSD, along with two very different stories of struggle, strength and recovery. Billy witnessed a traumatic event over 10 years ago, the effects of this remain still, but the resilience & hope Billy displayed throughout his journey led to him finding new life, life after the trauma. It's an inspiring episode, it shows what is truly possible in the face of darkness.  *Trigger warning: This episode contains references to mental health issues (panic attacks, PTSD, depression & anxiety) along with references to traumatic events.  With thanks to our producer - Hassan Ul-Haq. 

In the final episode of A Slice of Life Jack is joined by good friend Emily Connor, a business owner & model he met via Instagram in early 2019. The pair talk about success, & what it means to them... is it all about earning money, or is it something much deeper? It’s an insightful & inspiring episode for the final episode of the season!

In the fifth episode of the season Jack is joined by his good friend Ashley Bayliss, the pair met over Instagram & bonded over their love of fashion & have been friends since. They speak about how they have both achieved significant goals in the past few years. Ashley is 21 & started his own fashion brand A2B Couture last year, whereas Jack has just released a book he's been writing since 2016 called Being The Best You! It's an inspiring episode which aims to show with hard work, self belief & good support in place, anything is possible! 

In the fourth episode in the season Jack is joined by good friend Vic Salvador, a second year digital marketing student. The pair open up about their own experiences of dealing with poor mental health, their journeys of struggle & how they recovered. (Please note, this episode contains references to poor mental health & sexual assault.)

In the third episode in the season Jack is joined by good friend Will Juggins, a fellow final year university student. The pair chat about something they both have a passion for, personal development, and explore several interesting topics like goal setting, the good and bad of life plans, and their own tips to get the very most out of life with the development theme running throughout... it's a good one! 

In the second episode of A Slice of Life Jack Walton is joined by his twin sister Molly. The pair speak about their own journeys of coming out, the struggles they faced in finding themselves, and eventually finding happiness in just accepting each other for who they are. Jack and Molly chat about growing up as gay siblings, in a town and school especially that was anything but accepting, its an insightful chat. (Please note the intro music is missing for EP2 due to a editing issue!)

In the first episode of A Slice of Life Jack Walton is joined by friend Gavin R, a final year university student with a passion for radio. The pair speak openly about their personal journeys of struggle, finding themselves and discuss what really matters to them as individuals. Both have dealt with issues, both have faced discrimination, but speak of the happiness they've since found, from simply being themselves.