Gina Gardiner & Friends

Gina Gardiner & Friends - Authenticity & Who Would You Be If You Stopped

Mary Chan is a Podcast Strategist, Voice Coach, and Voice-Over Artist who believes in empowering underrepresented humans to build a community of belonging through podcasting. Born and raised in Vancouver, BC, Canada to immigrant parents, Mary was told to stay quiet. Today, Mary gives historically marginalized communities the self-confidence with their voice because she felt that she didn't have one growing up. After working in radio for 20 years, she struck out on her own and founded Organized Sound Productions, a podcast production and consulting company.

Dwain Chambers, a British track sprinter, is the sixth fastest man over 60 metres and one of the few sprinters to run a sub-10second 100meters. Currently, he is the fastest 45-year-old in the world. Inspired by a last place in a running race when he was a teenager, Dwain set a goal, trained, and ultimately became the fastest British Teenage sprinter. In his 30-year career, Dwain has competed and had significant success at the British European and World Championships as well as the Olympics.  Dwain now coaches and inspires athletes and individuals, to promote sports, fitness and a mindset focused on achievement and success. Dwain's passion, drive and experience help him, as he inspires others, using sport, to teach life skills – discipline, overcoming setbacks, problem-solving and how to set and achieve goals. 

Dwain Chambers, a British track sprinter, is the sixth fastest man over 60 metres and one of the few sprinters to run a sub-10second 100meters. Currently, he is the fastest 45-year-old in the world. Inspired by a last place in a running race when he was a teenager, Dwain set a goal, trained, and ultimately became the fastest British Teenage sprinter. In his 30-year career, Dwain has competed and had significant success at the British European and World Championships as well as the Olympics.  Dwain now coaches and inspires athletes and individuals, to promote sports, fitness and a mindset focused on achievement and success. Dwain's passion, drive and experience help him, as he inspires others, using sport, to teach life skills – discipline, overcoming setbacks, problem-solving and how to set and achieve goals. 

Gina Gardiner Story - There Are So Many Little Things Which Can Change 

Meet Dr. Bob Houle The Happiness Life Coach, where lasting happiness isn’t just a dream — it’s achievable. Led by Dr. Bob Houle, our science-based coaching program helps you break free from what’s holding you back and rediscover a life filled with meaning, confidence, and real joy. A former counter-intelligence special agent in Saigon and recipient of the FBI Special Award, Dr. Bob isn’t your typical life coach. He’s a member of the American Psychological Association who studied directly with Dr. Carl Rogers, founder of Humanistic Psychology. This unique blend of real-world experience and proven psychological insight means you’ll get guidance that few others can offer, helping you navigate your journey with empathy, honesty, and results. For more information, visit Dr. Bob. Website: https://thehappinesslifecoach.com

Dr. Noah St John I grew up poor in a rich neighborhood. (Yes, cliché, but totally true.) You see, I was raised in a little town called Kennebunkport, Maine—one of the wealthiest communities in New England—but my family was dirt poor. My earliest childhood memories are of my parents arguing. About what? You’re right—money (and the fact that we didn’t have any). I hated that life of poverty, fear, and not-enoughness. That’s why, from a very young age, I began a lifelong quest to answer the question: “What’s the secret of success that highly successful people are keeping from the rest of us?” One day I was browsing in my church bookstore when an audiotape set fell off the shelf and landed at my feet (I swear I’m not making that up).  The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey.  I listened to it over and over again. I decided to become a speaker and author, so I could help people transform their lives around the world. But I didn’t know how to do that yet. Then in 1997, I had two epiphanies that changed my life… The first was “The Shower That Changed Everything” when I discovered my AFFORMATIONS® Method. You can learn more about AFFORMATIONS at Afformations.com  My second epiphany was when I discovered the condition of SUCCESS ANOREXIA that causes self-sabotage and the “foot on the brake” syndrome. You can learn more about SUCCESS ANOREXIA at PowerHabitsBook.com  Website: https://noahstjohn.com

Gina Gardiner & Friends - The Hidden Cost of Unhealed Patterns

Gina Gardiner & Friends with Dawna Campbell

Pulk & Peak Cold Fronteer Expedition at the beginning of February 2026  Michael Cullen - (Speedo Mick - walked well over 2000 miles in just his speedos and footwear. He raised awareness and over 1 million pounds) raising money for his foundation to support those with mental illness, the homeless and disadvantaged children Fatima Whitbread MBE - international World Record Holder and multiple Olympic medalist, a survivor of the care system and founder of Fatima's UK Campaign which focuses on bringing about positive change to the Care System in the UK raising money for Fatima's Uk Campaign David Liddle - Leader of the expedition, scout leader and mortgage broker.

Gina Gardiner & Friends with Madeline Black

Gina Gardiner & Friends with Thomas Power

Gina Gardiner & Friends with Shane Mulgrew

Gina Gardiner & Friends with Joseph Frankie III

Gina Gardiner & Friends with Phil Street 2nd Interview

Gina Gardiner & Friends with Paulette Rigo

Gina Gardiner & Friends with Dr. Olayinka Fayomi

Chris Freer I’ve never had a straightforward path. I was born prematurely in 1959. Medical staff back then suggested my mum terminate the pregnancy because she had been very ill with the previous conceptions and in their opinion, only one of us would survive the birth. This wasn’t the case however, as we both survived. When I think of it now, that early fight set the tone for much of my life, defying the odds, getting back up, and pushing through challenges I thought I couldn’t handle. Growing up in East London, life was pretty typical for the time – my mum stayed home, my dad worked long hours. I didn’t see much of him, and when I did, it wasn’t easy. Our relationship became strained and, at times, violent. I was terrified of him, to be honest. School didn’t make things better. I struggled with reading, couldn’t spell to save my life, and constantly got labelled “thick.” Teachers said it, my dad repeated it, and eventually, I believed it. I was shoved into the bottom sets, called a troublemaker, and often bunked off school. No one seemed to care much, so I found other ways to feel useful- cleaning cars, ferreting for rabbits, and selling them to pubs! I discovered I could work, I could make money, and that gave me something school never did – confidence. I then got a job on Romford Market at first putting up the stalls and eventually working on various different stalls, life was good. When I left school I had no qualifications, but I did manage to get myself an apprenticeship as an electrical engineer and found I could learn in this environment. It was a practical work based apprenticeship with only one day of college a week, I qualified. When I was about 13 to 14 years of age I started to play Snooker and much of my free time was spent in the snooker club in Romford I loved the game and found I was good at it, rising in the ranks and played matches for money often being backed by adults I did play a best of 9 match for £1000 a lot of money back then, and won. By my 30s, I looked like a success story. I had built multiple businesses, made great money, but under the surface, I was exhausted, constantly stressed, and ignoring all the warning signs. I kept pushing, telling myself I’d rest later. Then, in 2002, I got hit with the reality – Multiple Sclerosis. It took years to diagnose. My marriage fell apart, I sold the businesses, and ended up in a wheelchair, told there was nothing more they could do. In 2007, I hit rock bottom. I tried to take my own life. I didn’t see a way forward. That was the lowest point in my life, but what I didn’t realize at the time was that it would become a turning point for me. In the months that followed, something shifted. The way I thought, the way I saw life, everything began to change. My actions, and the consequences of them, had a profound impact on me, and set me on a completely different path. Website: https://chrisfreer.co.uk

Gina Gardiner & Friends with Johann Hoschtialek

Kevin D. St.Clergy Author and Podcast Host of Beyond Blind Blaming Creator of Beyond Blind Blaming™ Coaching & Certification Our mission: Help 100,000,000 people find the root cause of a problem they can't see. Because when you stop blind blaming, everything shifts. Not just in your life or business, but in everyone you touch. Real transformation creates ripples. And ripples become waves. Waves change society. Kevin has helped thousands of entrepreneurs, coaches, and leaders break the patterns keeping them stuck. His Beyond Blind Blaming™ framework gives you the clarity and process to see what you've been missing, create breakthroughs on demand, and build the business you actually want. Through his book, podcast, coaching programs, and the Blind Blaming Specialist™ certification, Kevin is building a global movement of professionals trained to help others see their blind spots.  Website: https://www.blindblaming.com