Inside the Mind of Champions

In this episode, Lt. Col. Justin “Astro” Elliott, ex-Thunderbirds commander and central figure in the recent Netflix documentary, shares what it takes to lead when the stakes are sky-high. From flying F16 fighter jets just inches apart at over 600 mph to developing resilient, high-trust teams, Justin breaks down the co

What does it take to drive change in teams and organisations? Hear from the former Chair of UK Sport, Baroness Sue Campbell, about why people resist change, emphasising the need to understand individual mindsets and depersonalise the process. It’s about shifting the conversation from “right and wrong” to focusing on th

With the Ashes just days away, we're exploring one of sport’s fiercest rivalries. We uncover what it takes to handle the pressure and expectation that make the Ashes so gripping. This episode dives deep into the mental battles, preparation strategies, and team dynamics with some of Ashes cricket's icons, Nasser Hussain

Tim Percival – the communications strategist behind England Rugby and the British & Irish Lions – joins Inside The Mind of Champions to unpack how elite leaders manage the media when the pressure is on. From shaping the narrative in high-stakes moments to handling crises, social media storms, and those curve-ball quest

Jeremy Snape explores a powerful yet often overlooked leadership skill: intentional perspective taking – the ability to see the world through someone else’s eyes. Alongside Dr. Jutta Tobias-Mortlock, psychologist and lecturer, Jeremy unpacks why the best leaders don’t just solve problems – they understand people. When

In this episode, host Jeremy Snape takes on Imposter Syndrome – that nagging self-doubt that holds back even the most successful leaders, athletes and military commanders. With insights from innovation expert Tendayi Viki, former All Blacks captain Kieran Read, and Lt. Col Langley Sharp, Jeremy unpacks how to shift fro