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Diet Starts Monday Podcast

Diet Starts Monday Podcast

Roscoe Carter-Johnson 134 Episodes Jul 2, 2026

Diet Starts Monday is a podcast for people who refuse to stay comfortable. Every week we sit down with athletes, entrepreneurs and everyday people who have chosen discomfort over convenience. Real conversations. No filter. New episode every Thursday.

Episodes

#136: Building Britain's First Wellness Club - Loui Blake on Longevity, Suffering & the Health Crisis. Jul 2, 2026 00:55:36 Loui Blake spent years in hospitality, an industry built on alcohol & sport before realizing he was a slave to his own impulses.So he decided to create his own fate and started building Long Lane: Britain's first fully alcohol-free luxury wellness members club. In this episode we get into the health crisis hiding in plain sight, why most people are completely unaware of their own patterns,
#135: Body Positivity Is DEAD - Emma on Skinny Culture, Over Production, Online Consumption and How She Became an Ironman. Jun 25, 2026 00:57:08 Ordinary Emma (Emma Fraser) built her platform de-influencing - telling people to consume less, want less, scroll less. We talk about the irony of doing that through social media itself, and what it's actually like watching other people live instead of living your own life.She did an Ironman in April, and we get into how that experience still lives with her. Then we get into something that nee
#134: Why We're Failing Our Chlidren's Minds - Dr. Manu Sidhu Jun 18, 2026 00:53:07 "It's not your circumstances that affect your quality of life - it's your quality of mind."Dr. Manu Sidhu specializes in mental health, is a writer, and a coach who works across the full spectrum of the mind - from treating mental illness to helping high performers break through their final barriers.We get into discipline versus mental health, why children's minds are shaped
#133: Lessons I've Learned From Producing Over 130 Episodes. Jun 11, 2026 00:26:21 Over 130 episodes over 2 and a half years with a lot of lessons. In this solo episode I get into how Diet Starts Monday started, from recording in our studio in Cape Town to launching into it on my own. I talk about fear, obsession, putting yourself out there, and why people never start the thing they keep saying they are going to start. I touch on my Ultra Monte Rosa 82km coming up - my biggest p
#132: Marathon vs Ultra | Which One Actually Breaks You? Ft. Ryan Cunliffe Jun 4, 2026 00:58:57 Ryan Cunliffe has run marathons and recently has completed the MUT 100 miler in South Africa.In this episode we get into the real debate - marathon vs ultra. Which one actually breaks you? Which one changes you more? And what does it take to make the jump from 26.2 miles to 100?We also get into Ryan's content creation journey, building an audience as a runner, and more.This episode is sponsored by
#131: How Did He Run a 2:27 Marathon With a Heart Disease? | Archie Hunt May 28, 2026 00:56:54 Archie Hunt is 24 years old, a trainee lawyer at one of London's top US law firms, and a Guinness World Record holder.His alarm goes off at 5:15am. He runs 23km before work. Then he goes to the office.He also has dilated cardiomyopathy - a disease that weakens the heart's pumping ability and limits its endurance. The kind of diagnosis that stops most people in their tracks.Archie ran 2:27:
#130: Foolhardy | Building an Action Sport Business with Your Brother - Ft. Luke & Sam Kuhn May 21, 2026 01:07:06 Sam & Luke are building Foolhardy - A sports marketing agency that focuses on delivering partnerships and content in the action and adventure sport space. In this episode we get into what this looks like behind the scenes. How the world of actions sports teaches you about risk, resilience, and backing yourself when nobody does. We dive intro the mental challenge of endurance sports, Arsenal wi
#129: 'I Want to Run a Marathon in Every Country Around the World' - Chad Nathan May 7, 2026 01:01:15 Chad Nathan is not a professional runner. He's a photographer and content creator who decided to run a marathon in every country in the world. In this episode we get into how he went from behind the camera to becoming one of the most recognizable faces in the Africa running community, what it took to complete the UTCT 100km, and why he's now signed up for a 100 miler. We also got into Afri
#128: London Marathon Humbled us Both Ft. Gregor MacDonald Apr 30, 2026 01:00:35 We both thought we were ready for the London Marathon. We weren't. In this episode we sit down two days after to debrief honestly, what went wrong, what the marathon teaches you that no training run can, and why finishing doesn't always feel the way you think it will. We also get into the Sub-2 hour barrier being broken on the same course, whether the marathon is getting easier and whats next for
#127: University Runner to Sub-Elite: George Grassly's 2:15 London Marathon Attempt. Apr 23, 2026 00:37:27 He races London Marathon in 3 days. This is the conversation before. George Grassly isn't a professional athlete. He works a 9-5, trains 200km weeks around it, and in 3 days he lines up at the London Marathon chasing a sub 2:15. In this episode we get into how we went from not taking running seriously at university to competing at sub-elite level, what is actually takes to run that volume alongsid
#126: From Tottenham's Streets to London Marathon - How Andre Coggins is Building a Running Community that Brings People Together Apr 16, 2026 00:30:07 Andre Coggins is the founder of Mafia Moves - one of London's most inclusive running communities. A coach, athlete and Lululemon ambassador operating out of Tottenham, Andre has built something that goes far beyond running. In this episode we talk about what running does for mental health, why community changes everything, the marathon tips most coaches won't tell you, and why Tottenham is place t
#125: What Happens When an Elite Runner Runs Their First Marathon - Ft. Inca Padfield Apr 9, 2026 00:33:42 Inca Padfield started running at age 9, earned a D1 Scholarship in the US, and is now stepping up to the marathon distance for the very first time at the London Marathon. In this episode we talk about what elite track training actually does to your mind and body, why going from speed to endurance is harder than it looks, and what it takes to show up at a start line for something you've never d

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