The Dr Prince Show

By: Dr Mark Prince OBE
  • Summary

  • Dr Mark Prince OBE developed a burning desire to support young people embroiled in a downward spiral of urban violence after his own personal challenges (homelessness, drugs, alcohol abuse, criminal activity) triumphs and tragedy. The devastating tragedy of his son’s murder in 2006 led to the Kiyan Prince Foundation being established in 2008. Dr Mark Prince OBE has been sitting down, and gaining an insight into the mind and motivation of a wide variety of guests from former premiere league football starts to muscians.

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Episodes
  • Comedian Russell Howard talks Life, School, Growing Up, Knife Crime and more
    Jan 18 2023

    Russell Howard is an English comedian, television presenter, radio presenter, and actor. He is best known for his television shows Russell Howard's Good News and The Russell Howard Hour. He sat down to talk to Dr Mark Prince OBE about comedy, family.


    Help us help young people. To donate, text KPF £5 (or another amount) to 70490 or visit https://gofund.me/b4920598



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    1 hr and 29 mins
  • Tommy Mallet: No GCSE's , TOWIE, Georgia Kousoulou, Mallet Footwear, and more
    Jan 11 2023

    Tommy Mallet grew up in Islington, North London before moving to Essex at a young age. In 2014, he joined the cast of The Only Way Is Essex (TOWIE) in series 13. Tommy sat down with Dr Mark Prince OBE to talk about his life from not getting one GCSE's, Georgia Kousoulou relationship, to traveling the world with his company.


    Help us help young people. To donate, text KPF £5 (or another amount) to 70490 or visit https://gofund.me/b4920598



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    1 hr and 23 mins
  • Bobby Kasanga: From Peckham Boy to Hackney Wick FC
    Jan 4 2023

    Bobby Kasanga is a former Peckham Boy gang member, which resulted in spending close to eight years in prison. Since his release, Bobby Kasanga has gone on to become the founder of London’s leading community football club, Hackney Wick FC. Sitting down with Dr Mark Prince OBE, Bobby talks about his childhood, his introduction to the Peckham Boys and crime, prison, and how is now helping the community.


    Help us help young people. To donate, text KPF £5 (or another amount) to 70490 or visit https://gofund.me/b4920598


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    1 hr and 6 mins

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