# Tom Grundy

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Molly Weaver - Around Britain Guinness World Record

Ex-pro cyclist Molly broke the Guinness World Record for the fastest circumnavigation of the British coastline by bicycle in 21 days, 10 hours, and 48 minutes. Over 7,700km (approx. 4,784 miles). Clockwise around the coastlines of England, Wales, and Scotland. She cut 17 hours off the previous reco…

Neil Laughton - flying cars and World Records

Neil Laughton is a former army officer, entrepreneur and adventurer. He has completed the Explorers Grand Slam climbing the highest mountains on all seven continents and reaching both the North and South Poles. He holds a number of world firsts and Guinness World records for his expeditions on land…

Shuana Burke Phd - Dying to Climb

Dr. Shaunna Burke Phd is researcher, and mountaineer whose life stands at the intersection of high-altitude adventure, psychological resilience, and ground-breaking cancer-exercise science. In 2024 Shaunna was diagnosed with incurable stage-four breast cancer. Rather than retreat, she leaned into …

Angus Young - the European Divide trail

Angus Young. One of the biggest names in ultra endurance and gravel racing in the UK and a man I had the pleasure of battling at GB Duro. Recorded live at the Adventure Travel Show in London, the full episode will launch Saturday 2nd May at 9am across YouTube, Apple and Spotify. Filmed and edit…

Kyle Gordon

You can’t win if you don’t enter From working on the oil rigs to pulling on the Scotland skinsuit at the Commonwealth games in 8 months. This is the inspiring story of Kyle Gordon, and what it took to take a work sabbatical to take on his dream of being a professional bike rider. Recorded near …

Symbolic acts lead to arrests on Tiananmen anniversary in Hong Kong

Today marks 37 years since Chinese troops opened fire on peaceful protestors in Tiananmen Square. For three decades after the 1989 massacre, Hong Kong was the only place on Chinese soil where large public commemorations honored those killed. Today, in Hong Kong, even symbolic acts led to arrests, a…

Jess Learmonth - Olympic gold, teamwork & coaching

From Olympic gold in Tokyo to coaching and motherhood, this is a wonderfully candid conversation with Jess Learmonth MBE, near her home in sunny Yorkshire. Jess is a European, Commonwealth, Olympic and World Triathlon Series medal winner. The Yorkshire special series for the Endurance podcast wa…

Mitch Hutchcraft - England to Everest

Mitch Hutchcraft swam the 35km width (21 miles) of the English Channel, cycled about 12,000 km (7,456 miles) from Europe to Digha in India. He then ran 900km (559 miles) to Kathmandu in Nepal, before starting his 360km (223-mile) trek to Everest. Worth also getting a hold of Mitch’s new book ‘Limi…

Eorl Crabtree - lessons from rugby league

Eorl Crabtree is a rugby league legend, from playing for England to his Super League club team Huddersfield Giants. Eorl is now the Managing Director of League 1 club Midlands Hurricanes. A proud Yorkshireman and great supporter of the various charity rides by Martin Mansell over the years The Yo…

Leigh Timmis - cycling the world and chasing record helped me to help others

From pedalling 44,000 miles around the world to breaking 2 major ultra endurance cycling world records, Leigh Timmis has established a reputation not just for his pedalling prowess, but his incredible reflections on mental health and mindset. The Yorkshire special series for the Endurance podcast…