SAS: Who Dares Wins

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MENTIONS

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EPISODES

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PODCASTS

Sep 9, 2026

Don't have kids. | Triforce Mailbag #76

Sep 9 · 1 Mention

Lewis BrindleyHOST

5:25

No, I like it though.

Pyrion FlaxHOST

5:26

Uh, "Was listening to an old episode." This is another 2024 classic, this email, "In which you were all talking about SAS Who Dares Wins."

SipsHOST

5:34

Yes.

Pyrion FlaxHOST

5:35

"And where Lewis said he would be able to easily do the challenges because of his experience in the cadets."

Getting Sh*t Done

Getting Sh*t Done

5,000km. 76 Cities. 99 Days. Why Esmée Gummer Is Running Around the UK to Get 1 Million People Moving | The Getting Sh*t Done Podcast

Sep 2 · 1 Mention

Harry TarbuckHOST

9:28

What's kind of the biggest challenge that you've had up until this point?

Esmée GummerGUEST

9:32

Um, so I went on SAS Who Dares Wins and, um, I was actually on the season.

Esmée GummerGUEST

9:36

It was the first season where they let females in for the first time.

Esmée GummerGUEST

9:39

Um, so before that it was only men were allowed to apply.

In At The Deep End

In At The Deep End

Rowing an ocean with a fear of open water - with adventurer Vicki Anstey

Sep 1 · 5 Mentions

Salim AhmedHOST

0:21

welcome back you're listening to in at the deep end i'm saleem ahmed swim coach and someone who genuinely believes that what happens in the water is never really just about water if you enjoyed today's episode please do follow the show on whatever platform you're listening on it means you'll never miss a story and it helps others to find us today's guest has rowed an ocean, run across the Arctic, and taken on arguably the toughest TV challenge course of all, SAS Who Dares Wins.

Salim AhmedHOST

0:56

But the story I actually want to get into starts somewhere much smaller and much more personal.

Salim AhmedHOST

1:03

A moment in open water when she was six years old that shaped the next three decades of her life.

Vicky AnsteyGUEST

2:20

But even as an adult, I wouldn't jump into a swimming pool at the deep end.

Vicky AnsteyGUEST

2:23

I wouldn't jump off a boat into the sea.

Vicky AnsteyGUEST

2:26

And of course, as soon as I was facing the prospect of going on SAS Who Dares Wins, I knew that that scenario was going to become a reality.

Vicky AnsteyGUEST

2:37

And that was probably the thing that horrified me the most.

Vicky AnsteyGUEST

2:42

I am not who I think I am.

Afternoons with Helen Farmer

Afternoons with Helen Farmer

Hope in the face of adversity

Sep 1 · 2 Mentions

Helen FarmerHOST

1:05

We are meeting two incredible men.

Helen FarmerHOST

1:07

Ollie Ollerton is going to be in the studio when the founding stars of SAS Who Dares Wins, best-selling author.

Helen FarmerHOST

1:13

We're talking about his story of strength and resilience, tragic circumstances that happened to him around 10 years old.

Helen FarmerHOST

1:20

And then we're going to be in conversation with with a man whose life changed so suddenly, Yannick, 23, pursuing the possibility of becoming a professional footballer when a train accident resulted in the loss of both of his legs.

33 MINS LATER

Helen FarmerHOST

34:03

Then, at 18, joined the Royal Marine Commandos, later becoming one of just seven candidates.

Helen FarmerHOST

34:09

from initial 250 to pass Special Forces selection and serve with the Special Boat Service.

Helen FarmerHOST

34:14

And he's gone on, many of you will know him as one of the founding stars of SAS Who Dares Wins.

Helen FarmerHOST

34:19

He's a best-selling author, the founder of Breakpoint.