What really happens behind the doors of a celebrity nightclub?

George Angelo joins Terry Stone to share his life as a nightclub doorman, from the glamour people saw on the outside to the pressure and darker side of the job. He looks back at the experiences that shaped him, the people he met and what it took to work the door night after night.

It’s a fascinating conversation about a world most people only ever saw from the other side of the velvet rope.

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Rapper Kee Dakey joins Terry Stone just weeks after his release from a Thai prison to reveal the extraordinary story of how he ended up behind bars thousands of miles from home.

Kee opens up about being caught smuggling, the violence he witnessed and the brutal reality of surviving inside one of Thailand’s prisons. From the characters he encountered to the moments that pushed him to his limits, this is an unfiltered firsthand account of incarceration, survival and finally regaining his freedom.

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David Blaine has made a career out of pushing his body and mind to the absolute limit, but no stunt divided opinion quite like the time he suspended himself above London in a transparent box for 44 days without food.

In this reaction, Terry Stone looks back at the rise of David Blaine, the madness surrounding his infamous glass-box experiment and the extraordinary reaction from the British public. From crowds gathering beneath him to relentless heckling and people attempting to sabotage the stunt, Britain certainly gave the world-famous magician a welcome he would never forget.

Was David Blaine a fearless master of endurance, a brilliant showman, or had he simply taken things too far?

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