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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In this episode, I sit down with Lauren Amy White, a motivational speaker, life coach, and counsellor who turned her struggles into a mission to help others.

After battling addiction and getting sober at just 18, she now uses her platform to inspire and guide people toward real, lasting change.

Lauren shares the tough moments that held her back, the turning points that forced her to take control, and how she rebuilt her life with discipline and purpose.

We dive into the mindset shifts that helped her break free from self-sabotage, the role fitness played in her transformation, and the steps she took to escape destructive cycles for good.

We also explore the challenges of staying committed to growth, handling setbacks, and navigating relationships while making big life changes.

If you’re struggling to break bad habits, stay consistent, or take back control, this episode is for you.

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What is life like after 10 years in the music industry?

In this episode, me and my brother talk about the end of our DJ career and the fallout that came with it.

For years, music, drugs and partying were everything but when it all came crashing down, we had to face the reality of where we were heading.

I share the truth about what happened when the gigs stopped, the identity crisis that followed, and how we found exercise to fill the gap.

We talk about the highs, the lows, and the moment we knew things had to change.

This episode isn’t just about the past, it’s about what comes next when you decide to rebuild.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in a cycle that’s no longer serving you, this one’s for you.

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In this deeply personal episode, I open up about my own battle with cocaine addiction, offering an unfiltered look into the chaos, struggles, and wake-up calls that come with it.

I take you through my journey, from the moments when I felt in control to the harsh reality of how addiction slowly took over my life. I share the impact it had on my relationships, career, and self-worth, and the toll it took on my mental and physical health.

This episode is about more than just the struggle—it's about the turning point when I realised enough was enough. I talk candidly about the steps I took to regain control, rebuild my life, and commit to a substance-free lifestyle.

If you’ve ever felt trapped in a cycle of addiction or know someone who is, this episode sheds light on what it’s really like and how change is always possible with the right mindset and support.

This is a raw, honest, and empowering conversation about hitting rock bottom, finding resilience, and taking back control of your life.

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In this episode, DJ Kate Moss shares her incredible journey of resilience, personal growth, and success in the music industry, shaped by profound personal loss and relentless determination.

Kate reflects on her early years, navigating a world without financial support and finding the strength to keep moving forward despite the odds.

She opens up about the devastating losses of her mum and sister, and how these life-changing experiences reshaped her approach to work and success.

With 17 years of experience in music and creative industries, Kate discusses the challenges she’s faced, from starting out in the competitive DJ scene to building her own wellness brand, Mind House. She talks candidly about the struggles of running a business, staying fit while working late nights, and avoiding bad choices in a high-pressure environment.

Kate also shares valuable lessons she’s learned along the way, including how to stay focused on long-term goals, the importance of perseverance, and her advice for anyone starting out today.

This episode offers a raw and inspiring look at what it takes to thrive in both personal and professional life, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking to overcome challenges and find success on their own terms.

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In this episode, Mark Plumb shares a remarkable journey shaped by a childhood in care homes, a distinguished military career with the RAF Regiment, and a passion for DJing that led him to sell out his own shows.

In this episode, Mark takes us back to his beginnings in Middlesbrough, reflecting on the challenges of his early years and his time spent in care homes as a child. He shares how he left school with no qualifications but a strong sense of untapped potential.

Mark opens up about his teenage years, marked by trouble and drinking, and how joining the military in 2005 became a life-changing decision. Serving with the RAF Regiment’s elite 2 Squadron, he developed parachute capability, jumping out of planes and completing three tours of duty, two in Afghanistan and one in Iraq. These experiences brought him personal growth and invaluable lessons in discipline, resilience, and purpose.

With 19 years of service, Mark turned his focus to his passion for DJing, building a music brand and selling out shows—he explains how he did this all whilst navigating the unique challenges of balancing creativity with military life.

Mark also shares his inspiring journey to sobriety, reflecting on how removing alcohol from his life brought clarity, boosted personal growth, and helped him unlock a deeper sense of purpose.

This episode is a powerful exploration of resilience, self-discovery, sobriety, and living a life driven by passion and purpose. Mark’s story is proof that personal transformation is always possible, no matter the obstacles.

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