Different Kind

By: Paul Marshall
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  • The Different Kind podcast shares the real-life stories and experiences of well known professionals from a variety of industries. Guests are from all walks of life, featuring untold stories about life at the top as a premier league footballer, to getting your first job on tv, to bare knuckle boxing fights. Everyone has a story to tell. Hosted by Manchester born Paul Marshall, there’s guaranteed to be some laughs along the way. 

     

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  • Paddy Doherty | DIRTY bare knuckle fights & Ed Sheeran’s birthday party

    Paddy Doherty | DIRTY bare knuckle fights & Ed Sheeran’s birthday party
    Feb 8 2024

    In our debut episode, former Celebrity Big Brother winner, Irish traveller and bare-knuckle fighter, Paddy Doherty shares his real-life stories. From swallowing someone's nose in a 'dirty' fight to partying with Ed Sheeran at the BAFTAS. 

    Paddy Doherty is best known as one of the stars of My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding and Danny Dyer's Deadliest Men. He also won Celebrity Big Brother in 2011.

    The Different Kind podcast shares the real-life stories and experiences of well known names from a variety of industries. Guests are from all walks of life, featuring untold stories about life at the top as a premier league footballer, to getting your first job on tv, to bare knuckle boxing fights. Everyone has a story to tell. Hosted by Manchester born Paul Marshall, there’s guaranteed to be some laughs along the way. 

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    1 hr and 12 mins

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