Sean Crane - #7

12/04/20 • 76 min

All Out Attack Podcast w/ Harry Robinson

At the age of 23, Sean saw no direction in life - trudging from day to day whilst shackled to drink and drugs. Then, whilst sat in a concrete box in California that he shouldn't have even been in, Sean decided that he was going to change the path he was on.

This is the story of a man who used wrongful imprisonment to change his life for the better.

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This is the story of a man who used wrongful imprisonment to change his life for the better.

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Greg Kading - #6

“You’re nobody ’til somebody kills you” – Biggie Smalls.

Almost a quarter of a century on from the murders of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls, a gaping hole is still left in the hip hop scene by the loss of these generational icons. Their deaths swept across the world, leaving wounds gaping for a decade by going unsolved. Greg Kading is the man that closed those wounds.

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Katy Morgan-Davies - #8

My guest today is Katy Morgan Davies, a woman born into the Workers' Institute of Marxism-Leninism-Mao Zedong Thought, a communist cult based in South London that enslaved her, indoctrinated her and kept her inside for the first 30 years of her life with no understanding or exposure to the outside world.

Her father was Aravindan Balakrishnan; the despotic cult leader, and her mother Sian Davies, a brainwashed cult member. Though her parents, they told their daughter that she was a test tube baby with no mother, father or relatives.

Accompanying us on the call is John Hales, a man Katy describes as her real father - who has life stories to tell in his own right.

Equipped with a microphone, access to a friend's premium Zoom account and a lockdown laissez faire hairstyle; I sat down with a woman who is the embodiment of resilience and compassion. I hope you enjoy.

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