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Bruce Parry is an award-winning documentarian, author, indigenous rights advocate, explorer, and former Royal Marines commando officer

Adam Scorgie is an independent filmmaker whose documentaries include "The Union: The Business Behind Getting High", "I am Bruce Lee" and "The Good Son".

Former London Matchmaker Haley Hill tells how she quit her job and started up the UK's biggest dating agency by passing out cards to single men and women.

Hostile Environment Filmmaker Stuart Kershaw describes his recent World Record Voyage Rowing the Indian Ocean in 57 days.

Singer-Songwriter Tom Law drops by the studio to talk about the evolution of his music, how he uses YouTube videos so effectively to promote his brand.

UFC Mixed Martial Artist Dan Hardy drops by London Real to talk about his  fighting career, the psychedelics ayahuasca and psilocybin & his Wolf Heart.

Comedian Felicia Michaels stops by to talk about growing up with Sam Kinison & the Outlaws of Comedy, posing naked for Playboy and winning Star Search.

John Quilter AKA The Food Busker drops by to talk about his unique cooking niche of preparing food for musicians.

Writer Graham Hancock returns to discuss his new fiction book War God, why the sovereignty over one's body is the ultimate human right, his recent TED...

Brian Rose and Ayahuasca Filmmaker Alexander Ward explore the psychedelic DMT (Dimethyltryptamine). They discuss its potential affects, smoke it, and describe their personal journeys and how it has affected their outlooks on life.

Rick Doblin the Founder of MAPS, the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies, talks about his first experiences with LSD in the early 1970s...

The first British female to ever fight in the UFC drops by London Real to talk about the phone call she received 3 months ago that changed her life...

Rapper and Urban Activist Immortal Technique stops by to talk about his friendship with fellow hip-hop artist and Original Gangster Ice-T and his appearance in the movie "The Art of Rap", the difference between a petty criminal and a gangster mentality and how that is used by corporations and sovereign nations, and his poignant definition of the word Success.

Albion Drive Founder & Director Bryce Keane drops by the studio to explain the London Technology Startup scene knows as the Silicon Roundabout, how he and his unshaven friends created the "3 Beards" and why their events (Silicon Drinkabout, Digital Sizzle, & Don't Pitch Me Bro) are now integral parts of the business landscape, and why London will no longer accept a secondary role in the global technology startup community.

Scottish novelist, playwright, and director Irvine Welsh drops by to talk about his new book Skagboys, the upcoming movie "Filth" based on his book starring James McAvoy, the evolution of the heroin market in Leith in the 1990s, and why he enjoys living in America.

Futurist and Design Scientist Melissa Sterry explains the goals of her project Earth 2 Hub, why she's a big fan of body-hacking, her concerns about the recent issues between TED and Graham Hancock & Rupert Sheldrake, and what it's like to hang out with Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Futurist, television personality, filmmaker and performance philosopher Jason Silva drops by to talk about his take on the Singularity and how we as humans are becoming Gods, why the human condition is defined by our Death Anxiety, and how his Mom taught him that the most important thing in life is to be kind to other people.

Comedian and Satirist Lee Camp drops by to talk about his thoughts on Peter Joseph & the Zeitgeist Movement, why he was at the Occupy Wall Street protests the very first night, how he voted for Obama but now feels frustrated with the two party system, and why he must entertain with his comedy in order to get his message to the people.

David Nutt, Professor of Neuropsychopharmacology at Imperial College London and former Chairman of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs, drops by to discuss the the role of Cocaine in the recent Banking Crisis, his current struggle to conduct a clinical trial on the effects of the psychedelic psilocybin on depression, how Amy Winehouse's death could have been used as a public example of the dangers of alcohol, and his frustration with current laws regarding cannabis.

The youngest tenured Professor at Wharton Business School and Author of "Give and Take" Adam Grant explains his concept of categorising people into "givers", "takers", and "matchers", how to avoid being a Doormat to other people, why gratitude journals work best when written once per week, and his views on educating his own children.