TV Chef vs RationsTom Kerridge, world-renowned TV chef, discusses his restaurants, the cost-of-living crisis and what it takes to be successful, not just as a chef but as someone who is willing to fight for their goals.After surviving on rations for 111 days, Jack Jarvis wanted to see top-class chef Tom Kerridge thought of his meals.Follow the Winners Never Quit on Instagram to keep in the loop about Season 5.

Climbing 10 of the highest mountains in the world after being medically discharged.Paul and Frenchy met earlier this year and had mutual goals to inspire people and raise awareness about veteran issues. Paul was a rifleman before being discharged after loosing his right eye and being blinded in his left. Frenchy served in both the Coldstream Guards and 3 Para and was discharged after being blinded in his right eye.Both veterans have completed several extreme challenges since leaving the forces, regardless of their injuries. Their next challenge will be the biggest one yet and they tell Jack all about the planning process, motivation and biggest fears for the project.Donate to their JustGiving:

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He quit his job to travel full time. Adam Radcliffe is not scared of an adventure, but quitting his job to travel became the biggest adventure of his life. Fitness guru and adventurer started his YouTube channel growing it to 10,000 subscribers in less than a year. Adam speaks about what made him make the leap into the unknown and how he persevered to make his dreams a reality.For weekly motivation hit the follow button and notification bell.

On this week’s episode I am joined by fellow adventurer Angus Collins. So far, his travels have primarily taken shape in the realm of ocean rowing, where he has been a key team member in three successful ocean rowing campaigns across two different seas, setting a number of records along the way. In 2014, Angus set off on his first crossing, attempting something just a few individuals had done before. Angus and the Fast Row West team set out from Western Australia to smash the Four Man record across the Indian Ocean. The team broke a new speed record and became the youngest Four Man team to row any ocean after 71 days at sea and being forced to alter route and finish in the Seychelles. In the episode me and Angus talk about our mutual experiences in ocean rowing and the motivation we needed to get through them!