Just Meee Podcasts
We’re all celebrities in our own worlds. ‘Just Meee’ celebrates the extraordinary in everyday people who have managed to tough it out and be amazing. We hear from mums, dads, daughters and sons on how they’ve made it, and make it, through the hazards and highlights of this thing we call life. It’s an honour to hear from them and we hope you enjoy their journeys…
#46 Stef Jones - Small, Beautiful, and Loud
Stef took nearly 50 years to find his calling. And, what a calling it is!
Stef started a charity called Onwards & Upwards that helps prisoners find meaningful employment, and not return to prison.
Through faith and kindness his ultimate legacy is to see empty prisons, and to help give prisoners the opportunity to find a better way to live their lives.
Amazing. Inspiring. And wonderfully magical.
Thank you Stef.x
#45 Robert Rasmussen - Let’s Play!
#44 Josie Sedgwick-Davies (Frizzle)
#43 Gary Millar (Smiler)
I wish that the world was ‘More Gary’. From humble beginnings to living a mantra of Honesty, Ethics, and Truth, Gary Millar is one of life’s extraordinary people who has learnt that whatever life presents us with we should use those lessons to "Do More and To Be Better, and to Pay It Forward".
Extraordinary times call for extraordinary people. Let’s all be more Gary Millar!
#42 Ewen Huffman
#41 Dinah Liversidge
#40 Matthew Norford
Matthew has lived a life that many of us can't fathom, yet he has emerged from experiences that are both ordinary and uniquely his own. To have been an active gang member in Manchester and undergone the challenges he faced is remarkable.
What's even more incredible is that he now channels that past to support countless others.
This podcast isn't for the faint-hearted, but it offers a glimpse into the profound lessons life imparts, even from the toughest school of knocks. Thank you, Matthew. xx
Image: Manchester Evening News
#39 Miguel Doforo
Miguel is like so many of the brilliant people in every community in the UK and around the world.
From an early age he realised that mainstream education wasn’t his thing and through following his love of music, performance and creativity became the amazing person he is today. His honesty and his belief is truly beautiful. This podcast is testament to all of us who struggle.
Thank you Miguel for being the dance we all need. xx