Terry Stone Connection

How does a well spoken, unassuming British man end up becoming a high level international smuggler… and then locked up inside one of Ecuador’s most dangerous prisons? In this explosive episode of Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with “Posh Pete”, Pieter Tritton, a man who completely defies the stereotype of a smuggling kingpin. No hardened gangster image. No obvious criminal background. Just a story that spiralled into the dark world of international trafficking, betrayal, prison survival and consequences. Pete opens up about how he got involved, how deep it really went, and what it’s like being banged up inside Ecuador’s worst prison, a place known for violence, corruption and chaos. From culture shock to survival tactics, this is a raw account of a British man thrown into one of the most brutal systems in the world. Don’t forget to like, comment and subscribe for more real stories from the streets, the system and the people who lived it Join Blakey Trades today with my 150% deposit bonus by using this link: https://t.me/m/8miJKmijNjdk Just say 'hi' after clicking the link to get started. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Abdul Bangura joins us for a powerful and unfiltered conversation about transformation, survival and building something real from nothing. Join Blakey Trades today with my 150% deposit bonus by using this link: https://t.me/m/8miJKmijNjdk Just say 'hi' after clicking the link to get started. From time behind bars to stepping into the world of business, Abdul opens up about the mindset shift that changed his life forever. This isn’t just another “success story”, it’s a raw look at what happens when you hit rock bottom and decide you’re not staying there. We talk about prison life, the turning point that forced him to reassess everything, the discipline it takes to rebuild your name, and what it really means to become an entrepreneur after carrying the weight of your past. No excuses. No victim mindset. Just accountability, growth and a serious hunger to win. If you’re interested in real stories of redemption, business journeys, overcoming adversity and hearing how people reinvent themselves against the odds — this episode delivers. This is Abdul Bangura’s story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Terry Stone Connection, we take a deep dive into the shocking scandal surrounding former BBC presenter Huw Edwards. Join Blakey Trades today with my 150% deposit bonus by using this link: https://t.me/m/8miJKmijNjdk Just say 'hi' after clicking the link to get started. Once regarded as one of the most trusted faces in British broadcasting, Edwards was at the centre of some of the biggest news moments in UK history. But in 2023, his reputation came crashing down following allegations involving payments reportedly totalling £35,000 for images amongst many other allegations. So what really happened? In this reaction and breakdown, we give an honest take on the controversy, the media fallout, the BBC’s response, and how a respected news anchor became headline news himself. We explore the timeline, the public reaction, and the bigger questions about fame, accountability, and the pressure that comes with life in the spotlight. This isn’t gossip, it’s a real conversation about power, reputation, media responsibility and how quickly everything can change. Was this a personal failing? A media frenzy? Or something more complicated? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Subscribe to Terry Stone Connection for real conversations, unfiltered reactions and the stories mainstream media won’t touch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this powerful and hilarious episode of Terry Stone Connection, Richard Blackwood joins us for a raw and revealing conversation about fame, comedy, pressure and reinvention. I've known Richard for over 25 years, so this was alot of fun to say the least. Richard is currently on tour and I cannot reccomend his show enough, you can get tickets here: https://www.luventertainment.co.uk/richard-blackwood-live/ Richard was one of the biggest names in UK entertainment during the 90s, a stand-up force, TV personality and cultural icon. But behind the laughter and the bright lights, the journey wasn’t always smooth. In this episode, he opens up about what it really felt like to rise so fast, the realities of the industry, the weight that comes with being a household name, and how public perception rarely tells the full story. This isn’t just a trip down memory lane. It’s an honest discussion about setbacks, faith, resilience and rebuilding, about what happens when the noise fades and you’re left figuring out who you really are. There are laughs, lots of them. But there’s also reflection, growth and the kind of real talk you don’t usually hear from someone who’s lived through every side of fame. If you grew up watching Richard Blackwood, or you’re interested in the truth behind celebrity life and the cost of success, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. For the record, the man certainly still has still got it! Welcome to Terry Stone Connection, we will see you on the other side. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David ‘One More’ Round isn’t your typical fighter, he’s a battle hardened warrior with nearly 100 fights to his name and a reputation built the hard way. Competing at the highest level in the world’s premier bare knuckle boxing organisation, Round made the jump from MMA where he holds a 17-29-0 record, with many unsanctioned, no-nonsense bouts that never made the headlines but shaped the fighter he is today. This is a man forged in real combat. Known for his relentless flurries, switch stance chaos, and pressure heavy style, David thrives on confusing and overwhelming opponents. Blink, and you’re in deep water. He doesn’t just fight, he drags you into his world. Outside the squared circle, Round is a devoted family man, husband, father to three young daughters, dog lover, and a man who understands balance. Whether it’s enjoying a glass of wine when he’s out of camp or embracing life’s small pleasures, he proves fighters aren’t one dimensional. Nicknamed “The Gangster Prince of Wales,” David Round represents the raw, unfiltered spirit of bare-knuckle fighting, grit, heart, and zero quit. With momentum building and eyes firmly on the top of BKFC, his story is still being written. This is not just a fighter’s tale. This is survival, sacrifice, and stepping into the fire, one more round at a time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we break down the very public breakup between Lily Allen and Stranger Things actor David Harbour and why many fans now believe the music told the story before the split ever hit the headlines. Lily Allen has never been one to hold back, and in this raw reaction we take a closer look at the lyrics, the timing, and the emotional undertones that people are now saying exposed cracks in her relationship with the Hollywood star. From fame clashes to personal demons, we ask the question everyone’s talking about, did the album quietly reveal what was really going on behind closed doors? David Harbour, best known for his role in Stranger Things, has stayed largely silent, leaving fans to piece together the story themselves. This is a no-filter reaction, looking at celebrity relationships, fame pressure, mental health, and what really happens when music becomes the message. No PR gloss. No Hollywood spin. Just real talk. Drop your thoughts in the comments! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this world-exclusive episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with Scott Anthony, a man who didn’t just write about organised crime… He lived it. Check out Scott's book (OUT NOW) here on his website: https://www.scottanthonyog.com/ Born and raised on the streets of Chicago, Scott came up fast and hard. From drug dealing and violent robberies in the 1980s to high-level Cuban cigar smuggling in the 1990s, his life reads like a Hollywood script, except every word is real. After fleeing the country to avoid arrest, Scott spent five years on the run, surviving under fake names, forged papers, and pure street intelligence. Eventually rebuilding his life, he’s now a husband, father of eight, reformed outlaw, and successful businessman. Today, Scott uses his past to write the kind of raw, unfiltered true crime stories mainstream publishers are too scared to touch. This is a no holds barred conversation about crime, survival, reinvention, and the cost of the life told by someone who paid it in full. Let us know your thoughts on Scott's journey in the comments and we will see you on the other side. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, I sit down with someone a lot of people think they’ve already figured out. Swarmz. Music artist, internet personality, and someone who’s lived a big part of his life in the public eye. We talk about his music journey, the graft, the ambition. including working with Tion Wayne and what it really takes to break through in that scene. We get into the boxing. Stepping into the ring with KSI, the Misfits fights, the pressure, the criticism, and what it’s like putting your body and reputation on the line for the whole world to judge. But this isn’t just about headlines or viral moments. It’s about confidence, setbacks, learning on the job, and trying to build something real when everyone’s got an opinion. Just an honest conversation about music, fighting, fame and finding your feet in the middle of chaos. This one’s audio-only, so take the time and really listen. Drop a comment and we will see you on the other side Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once the most watched car show on the planet, Top Gear wasn’t just about cars, it was about personalities, controversy, and pushing the limits of what TV could get away with. In this reaction video, we break down the chaotic rise and dramatic fall of Britain’s biggest car show. From global domination and record breaking audiences to behind-the-scenes tensions, public scandals, and the moments that changed everything. What really went wrong? Was it inevitable? Could Top Gear ever return to its former glory? This is a no-nonsense reaction and deep dive into one of British television’s most iconic (and explosive) success stories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this no holds barred episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with Tommy Jacobs, a former England youth boxing star who represented England alongside fighters like Amir Khan. Once tipped for greatness, Tommy’s life took a dark turn in his mid-teens. A chaotic family background, the wrong influences, and fast money pulled him away from boxing and into the criminal world, a path that ultimately led to a 12-year prison sentence. We talk openly about the choices that cost him his freedom, the reality of life inside, and the weight of wasted potential. Now back on the outside, back in the gym, and focused on doing things the right way, Tommy is using his story to warn young people not to repeat his mistakes. This is a raw conversation about talent, temptation, consequences and redemption. Subscribe for more real stories, real people, and real conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we break down the rise, reign, and reputation of Piers Morgan... one of the most unavoidable figures in British media. From newspaper power plays and prime-time TV dominance to viral clashes, walk-outs, and headline-grabbing feuds, Piers has built a career on controversy. Love him or loathe him, one thing’s certain, you can’t escape him. We react to his biggest career highs and lowest moments, dig into the royal fallout that changed everything, and ask the real question: media mastermind… or professional troll? This is an unfiltered reaction and deep dive into the man who thrives on attention and always seems to win, even when he’s losing. Get involved in the comments. Like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more real talk. Full episodes available on all podcast platforms! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In tonight’s reaction, we break down the disturbing downfall of Phillip Schofield, once one of Britain’s most recognisable TV hosts, now at the centre of one of the most shocking scandals UK television has ever seen. From his meteoric rise on daytime TV to the sudden collapse of his career, we look at what really happened, how it unfolded behind the scenes, and why this story has rocked the industry. No headlines, no hysteria, just a straight talk reaction to the facts, the fallout, and the wider questions it raises about power, trust, and accountability in British media. This is a deep dive into the story everyone’s been talking about and the uncomfortable truths that come with it. Drop your thoughts in the comments. Follow for more real conversations, reactions, and deep dives on The Terry Stone Connection. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with John Burton for a frank and eye-opening conversation about crime, consequences, and what real change looks like after prison. John speaks openly about his past involvement in the importation and smuggling of cigarettes, the choices that led him into serious criminality. he breaks down the reality of arrest, prison, and the true cost of living outside the law. Since leaving prison, John has rebuilt his life and now works to help other prisoners and ex-offenders get the support, guidance, and opportunities they need to move forward without falling back into old patterns. This is a straight-talking discussion about responsibility, rehabilitation, and whether people can truly leave crime behind when the system is stacked against them. Let us know what you think in the comments. Can people really change after prison — or does the past always find a way back? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke Littler’s rise to the very top of darts doesn’t feel real… but it is. In this deep dive documentary, we break down the insane story of how a normal lad went from throwing darts in his bedroom to lifting world championships and becoming one of the most talked-about names in British sport. From kebab shops and early graft, to the pressure of the biggest stages in darts, this is a proper look at the speed, the hype, and the reality of Luke Littler’s rise to fame and what it really takes to handle that level of attention at such a young age. No gimmicks. No shouting. Just honest reaction, real perspective, and a deep dive into a story that’s still being written. Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Is this the greatest rise darts has ever seen? Subscribe for more reactions, real stories and deep dives. We have plenty more videos just like this one in the playlist, enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with former boxer Dominic Negus, a man whose life has taken him from the intensity of the ring to a far more personal battle outside of it. Dominic opens up about his boxing career, the highs and lows of life in and out of the sport, and the moments that shaped him long after the gloves came off. He speaks honestly about identity, pressure, and what happens when the spotlight fades and you are left to face yourself. Along the way, Dominic also talks about his books, including What About Me?, discussing why he decided to write about his life and what he learned from reflecting on his journey. Nothing is dressed up or sugar-coated. This is a straight-talking conversation about mistakes, resilience, and finding a way forward. A powerful and honest discussion about life after boxing, personal accountability, and adapting when the fight changes. Subscribe to The Terry Stone Connection for more real conversations, true crime, and untold underworld stories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we welcome back Stuart Reid for his third appearance on the podcast, returning for a deeper, no-holds-barred conversation in this long-awaited Part 3. Stuart goes further into his story this time, talking in detail about his book and offering a raw account of his years inside the prison system. He reflects on how the justice system treated him, the realities of long stretches behind bars, and the moments that stayed with him long after release. The conversation moves through stark and often shocking prison stories, including an account of Tommy Robinson being beaten up by fellow inmates, as well as encounters and experiences involving some of the most well-known names to pass through the system, including Colin Gunn, Gary Nelson, the Gee family, and Dale Cregan. As with Stuart’s previous appearances, nothing is sugar-coated. This is an unfiltered look at prison life, power, survival, and the long shadow the system can cast over a person’s life, told by someone who lived it and is still dealing with the consequences today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with former detective and senior police officer David Johnston, a man who spent decades on the front line of Britain’s most serious and disturbing crimes. Rising through the ranks to become Head of CID and Homicide, David takes us inside a world most people only glimpse through headlines. From murder investigations and organised crime to the internal politics of policing, he speaks candidly about what really goes on behind closed doors — the pressure, the compromises, and the moments that never leave you. This is not TV-police fiction. It’s real policing, real cases, and real consequences. David opens up about leadership at the highest level, the toll the job takes on family and mental health, and how modern policing has changed — and in some ways, hasn’t. A rare, no-nonsense conversation with someone who’s seen the system from the inside and isn’t afraid to tell it straight. What do you think? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with British boxing champion Denzel Bentley for a raw and honest conversation about life, choices, and the thin line between two very different futures. Denzel speaks openly about growing up surrounded by influences that could easily have led him down a path into crime, and how boxing became the thing that pulled him away from it. Without the sport, he’s clear that his life could have looked very different. He reflects on friends he grew up with who didn’t find that same outlet, some now serving prison sentences, others who never made it out at all. The conversation doesn’t shy away from the reality of knife and gun violence, and the lasting impact it has had on the people and communities around him. We also talk about his journey in boxing, becoming a three-time British champion and winning the WBO world title, as well as what it’s been like being promoted by renowned promoter Frank Warren and operating at the highest level of the sport. This is a no-nonsense discussion about discipline, survival, and how one decision can change the course of a life. Let us know what you think in the comments. Did boxing save Denzel from the wrong path, or was it always in him to rise above it? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with actor, writer and Newcastle native Steve Wraith for a raw and honest conversation about crime, culture, and the myths surrounding Britain’s most infamous gangsters. We talk openly about The Krays, questioning whether they’ve been misunderstood, mythologised, or deliberately glamorised, and we explore how organised crime is often remembered very differently from how it was actually lived. We also dive into Newcastle’s underworld, the realities behind the stories, and the gap between on-screen portrayals and real life. With experience as both a writer and an actor, Steve gives us a unique insight into how crime narratives are created, sold, and consumed. This is a no-nonsense discussion about reputation, reality, and the lasting impact of Britain’s criminal past. Let us know what you think in the comments, were The Krays misunderstood, or do they deserve their legacy? Subscribe to The Terry Stone Connection for more real conversations, true crime, and untold underworld stories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick Reynolds joins Terry Stone for one of the wildest episodes of The Terry Stone Connection to date. Nick is the son of Great Train Robber Bruce Reynolds. He opens up about a childhood spent on the run, growing up as Britain’s most wanted man’s son, and what life was really like behind the headlines. Proudly Supported by Marc Oliver 20% Upgrade on Gift Voucher (Spend £500 Get £600.) Use Code: https://marcoliver.com/gift-voucher-p... Free Bespoke Shirt with any Suit (worth £275.) Use Code: https://marcoliver.com/free-bespoke-s... We deep dive into the Great Train Robbery. What went right. What went wrong. How they got caught. And what happened to Nick when his father was finally sent down. Nick also talks candidly about the Royal Family. He served alongside Prince Andrew in the Falklands and shares stories that raise more than a few eyebrows. Then there’s the music. Nick is a founding member of Alabama 3, the band behind the iconic Sopranos theme. He tells the real story of how it happened, how it ended up on one of the biggest TV shows ever made, and how much money it actually earned. Funny. Honest. Unfiltered. This is The Terry Stone Connection at its best. Subscribe for real stories and real conversations you won’t hear anywhere else. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.