Extraordinary Life Stories

In this episode of Extraordinary Life Stories, John Reynolds talks with Antony Parkinson MBE, known as Parky.'Parky' is widely regarded as one of the most accomplished pilots in the UK. He was the first pilot to gain 1000 hours flying the Euro Fighter Typhoon with the RAF, having also gained the same amount of hours in the F4 Phantom and Tornado F3. He was also a display pilot for the world famous 'Red Arrows'. Parky is now the Main Pilot for all Spitfire Operations with Aero Legends, a company that gives the general public a chance to fly in and sometimes take the controls of, what is arguably the most iconic aircraft to have ever been built - the Supermarine Spitfire.

In this episode of Extraordinary Life Stories, John Reynolds talks with Harvey Armstrong.A former star of the reality TV show Made In Chelsea, Harvey is now the Co-Founder and CEO of Prime Time Beers, a British-brewed low calorie, award-winning beer brand.

In this episode of Extraordinary Life Stories, John Reynolds talks with Rob Parsons OBERob is an international keynote speaker and bestselling author of over 25 books.He has a Master’s Degree from the University of Bristol and a PhD from the University of Plymouth. He is the founder of Care for the Family, a national charity which aims to strengthen family life and help those who face family difficulties.In 1988, Rob resigned as a joint senior partner in a large legal practice in order to start Care for the Family, which is now one of the UK’s leading family charities. In 2012, Rob was awarded an OBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours list for services to family life. Rob is married to Dianne and they have two adult children and five grandchildren.

In this episode John Reynolds invites Jeff Mostyn back into the studio for the first ever second recording.From the Brink: AFC Bournemouth Football Club's Extraordinary Revival. We discuss an incredible football club transformation from near-liquidation to Premier League success, sharing a dramatic narrative about saving the club and overcoming significant financial challenges.In partnership with Legends Global

In this episode of Extraordinary Life Stories, John Reynolds talks with Will Carling OBEWill is a former England rugby union captain widely credited with transforming the national side in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Appointed captain at just 22 (the youngest England captain in the history of the sport), he led England to three Five Nations Grand Slams, two additional championships, and the 1991 Rugby World Cup final. Known for his sharp leadership, professionalism, and ability to modernise team culture, Carling became one of the sport’s most recognisable figures. Since retiring, he has worked as a commentator, leadership consultant, and speaker, continuing to influence rugby and high‑performance environments beyond the pitch.This episode is powered by Legends Global.