In EP011 of The Sean Willers Podcast, I continue my conversation with close friend, former Army comrade, and legendary promoter Kai Cant, as we delve into the next chapter of his story — one that takes a darker and unexpected turn.

Kai shares his involvement in Save Our Scene and the movement’s pivotal role during a critical time for the music industry.

But what follows is a story few have heard....until now.

We uncover the alleged £1,000,000 ticket scam orchestrated by serial fraudster Miles De Lisle Hart, and the devastating impact it had on hundreds of victims.

This conversation also explores the alleged involvement of Hart’s mother, a town councillor, and a web of deception far deeper than anyone could have imagined.

This is a raw, revealing look at how trust can be weaponised, how hard-working people can be manipulated, and how the truth, no matter how deeply buried, can always find a way to surface.

For anyone navigating business, leadership, or community, this episode is a powerful reminder: not everything is as it appears.

The truth is coming… and it’s bigger than you think.

Don’t miss this explosive, eye-opening conversation.

Disclaimer: This episode is a personal recounting of experiences and is intended for informational purposes only. The views and stories shared by the guest and host are personal. Listener discretion is advised.

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In EP010 of The Sean Willers Podcast, I sit down with a man who’s lived both extremes of the modern dream — from the wild nights of Ibiza to quiet moments of clarity on the Camino de Santiago.

Stany’s story begins with a move to London at 18, diving headfirst into the nightlife world of parties, drugs, and international travel. But after a decade of chasing highs and losing himself in the chaos, the pandemic — and the tragic loss of a close friend — forced him to face the pain he’d been carrying.

We talk about the darkness that followed, his battle with depression, and the life-altering decision to walk the Camino de Santiago alone. That 40-day pilgrimage became a turning point — a reconnection to nature, purpose, and self.

Now an environmental hiking guide, Stany helps others find peace through the power of nature. In this raw and open conversation, he shares how solitude, music, and emotional sensitivity have shaped his healing — and why he believes depression can be managed, even befriended.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever felt lost, burned out, or disconnected from their purpose. A must-listen for those on the path to something deeper.

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How do you to Survive 25 Years in the Music Industry?

In EP009 of the Sean Willers Podcast, I sit down with one of my favourite DJs, Georgia.

She is a true force in underground music, with over 25 years behind the decks and a lifelong passion for sound.

Born and raised in Leeds, Georgia, she talks about growing up around sound systems, pirate radio, and a home filled with music—early influences that shaped her journey.

We explore her roots in Garage, House, Jazz, and Electronica, her path through London’s club culture, and what it’s taken to break through as a woman in a male-dominated scene.

Georgia shares her thoughts on building a lasting career: staying consistent, evolving with the times, and keeping the focus on community and culture.

A powerful listen for anyone in the creative world chasing longevity and meaning through their work.

There’s still much more to cover, and I hope we record a part 2 soon.

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