If you enjoyed this conversation, please do me a little favour and hit the subscribe button - we’ve got so many amazing conversations I’m looking forward to sharing with you ❤️ (thank you!) x Steven

@helenlouis5560

Жыл бұрын

Gabby is a ferociously intelligent and talented woman, however I’m disappointed by the lack of acknowledgment of privilege in her answers. The reality is, as a white woman, who just so happened to be very attractive, and the daughter of a high profile sports person and coach well known to broadcasters, she was always going to be streets ahead. She did the groundwork, put the hard work in, and absolutely met the challenge, but Sky Sports would not have taken her on at 23 without all of those factors in place. The face fit. I’m not entirely sure why people are so resistant to recognise these factors about themselves, or maybe they truly have no awareness. I doubt so with Gabby as she appears to have the humility and awareness, and likely she has tried very hard to prove herself but still. An average looking 23 year old from Brixton with no familial connections could do all of the shifts and make all of the phone calls in the world, and have all of the talent. They’re just up against so much more and the same people that welcomed Gabby to the table will not be as welcoming. It’s dangerous to give people hope and tell young people that if you do the hard work you’re going to be in a good position. Some talented people will do everything she did and still won’t get the break, and that’s reality.

@yasmiincheriish1343

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely love this podcast , I would love to see Esther perel on this podcast !

@assyrianrelief

Жыл бұрын

Of course, sexy Steven. 😎

@archanaharanahalli

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Steven. Self-preservation and balance are two things that are keeping me going as well. My condolences to you Gabby. I would love to see you host your own show Gabby. You are incredibly strong.

@Nerdyfootballfan26

Жыл бұрын

I’ve asked this question so many times but no one gives me a straight answer. Please, for the love of god, tell me why you say ‘I hope no one’s listening but if you are please keep this to yourself’ before every episode? I mean, you can’t hope no one’s listening, or else you wouldn’t have done this podcast. You do it for money. You do hope people are listening and watching so u can get views, and money.

I have always loved Gabby. She is very articulate and kind. You are so down to earth. All the best.

This episode brought tears to my eyes. Dealing with any death in the family is horrendous, but sudden deaths of young people seem to be that little bit worse in my opinion. Gabby is the type of woman you would want your daughter to grow up to be like.

I can see it ‘ The Gabby Logan Show’ get it done please. What a talented superstar

My advice on grieving .... I lost my father, ok, not unexpectedly and not tragically... but a massive loss nonetheless. I unconditionally threw myself into grief. I grieved the absolute f**k out of it! I didn't hold back. For a whole year. I didn't bottle it up, I didn't 'keep calm and carry on' or bury myself into my work or do any of those stoic things that many people do. I just allowed myself to wallow fully in his passing and the magnitude of that. And miraculously, almost immediately after the first anniversary of it, a veil was lifted and the world became a normal place again. Of course, I think of him still, and the feeling is intense again for a short while ... but it's not debilitating in any way. So yes, my advice is ... go there, cry your damned eyes out, be a miserable sod, immerse yourself in grief and don't stop when someone might tell you it's time to get on with life again. In my experience, it's better in the long run to do it that way.

@jrb4347

Жыл бұрын

This is true in many ways but not when it comes to a young sibling it doesn’t magically go away after the first anniversary. It there for a lifetime because there is an entire unlived life with them and you’re not like you’re friends anymore - peers don’t get it and won’t get it for a long long time till they start losing people - so there is an isolation in that. It’s also the shock which is a completely different kind of grief - a losing trust in the world where any min the rug can be torn out from under you. A fear to live life again - it took me many many years to not think everyone I just spoke to would just die suddenly

@psychedelicbadger4092

Жыл бұрын

@@jrb4347 I'm sorry to hear that and I completely understand its a totally different loss to most. I have a close friend who lost a child full term and I see how she lives with a tragedy like that. Bless you. I hope you're OK.

She looks AMAZING 🤩 during this menopause! Ageing gracefully! x

I am going to be totally honest previously when I have watched Gabby presenting I just thought too nice and life’s perfect, wow I couldn’t have been so wrong, massive respect to her for being open, honest and strong, what a lovely lady. 🙏

She didn't give herself the credit she's due. She's such a strong, clever, intelligent person and I'm sure Kenny feels as lucky to have her in his life and she feels about him. I really enjoyed listening to this

@Isleofskye

Жыл бұрын

Gabby is extremely impressive in a multitude of ways..

@Doritbardola

Жыл бұрын

@@Isleofskye well of course that’s just what’s been said lol 😂

@Isleofskye

Жыл бұрын

@@Doritbardola Behave yourself, Young Lady🧀

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Daniel would be very proud of his big sister Gabby. He’s watched her become one of the best UK TV presenters this country has produced. Great interview as always Steven!

@jrb4347

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful message 💕 I lost my brother and often have survivors guilt and I love how you put that - that Daniel would be very proud of his older sister

Have worked with radio for over 40 years (two shows on BBC Radio for 30+ years). Gabby Logan has an amazing voice with such fluent delivery - Golden Voice Gabby 🙂. Great interview...

A very articulate and intelligent lady. Gabby is a role model for all women. I loved her openness and honesty during this interview. Thankyou both for an amazing conversation to listen to.

I'm old enough to have been able to see Terry Yorath and Kenny Logan play, and Gabby begin her journey as a commentator - rugby and football being my passions, so I really enjoyed this episode. I was aware of the sad events of her brother passing away, and watched the horrific Bradford City fire unfold on the tv..😓😢

Heartbreaking. Beautifully crafted interview. Gabby must be a great mum.

I found this episode really helpful hearing about gabby losing her brother. I lost my brother suddenly 8 weeks ago. Over the last week or so I’ve come to the realisation that I just don’t think I’ll ever be the same and that a piece of me went with him that day. It was insightful hearing her say how she thinks of her life before and after that moment as that is exactly how I’ve come to think too

@jujutrini8412

Жыл бұрын

You will always feel that loss but you somehow learn to cope with it better as life goes on. I send my Condolences to you. May he rest in peace.

@allisonburgoyne5418

Жыл бұрын

@@jujutrini8412 thank you ❤️

@martinkillips180

Жыл бұрын

Allison, I lost my younger brother quite suddenly 43 years ago - he was killed on a motorcycle. He was eighteen at the time and I was twenty-one. The before and after scenario applies to me too. The shock and loss is so enormous I found it almost impossible to assimilate. Indeed, I recognised at some point in those early months that I had to accept the unacceptable. I did not and still don't believe in a god or any kind of afterlife so I found no solace in believing he was in a 'better place.' However, as my outraged senses regained authority I was willed with a resolve to live a better life, to not turn down opportunities, to live my one life to the full. In short, the loss of my brother Mark's life served to drive me towards living a better one. The tragedy remains a tragedy, and even the passing years don't take away the rawness I feel when I allow myself to go back to that day. But I think I have not only learnt to live a more fulfilling life but also one where I have a genuine sense of perspective - I really never 'sweat the small stuff!' The other by-product of untimely loss is it qualifies you being a graduate of pain, and this gives you genuine empathy for others who have experienced loss too. I hope my words make sense and offer some succour for your situation. X Martin

@allisonburgoyne5418

Жыл бұрын

@@martinkillips180 thank you. It helps to know I'm not alone experiencing the pain of losing a sibling, I found a lot of the focus was on our mum. Which is fine of course! But I felt the loss too,maybe even more so given how close we were (him and mum had been estranged for a lot of years). It was almost like I was forgotten about

@martinkillips180

Жыл бұрын

@@allisonburgoyne5418 As Gabby says, the way we experience loss and feel it is very much personal. However, I think it is a general truth that the parents who suffer loss feel it more because the loss of a child is not part of the natural order. If a sibling is very close then their sorrow can go unnoticed. For me, one of the most enduring and painful memories I have of coming home on the morning after my brother was killed was seeing my Mother lying on his bed sobbing for hour upon hour and calling his name. It is still a rather harsh picture that demonstrated to me the pure agony of loss. Mum passed away in 2005, twenty-six years after Mark died. She mourned him all those years but she took some strength in her remaining children, and I think I was closer to her after Mark's sudden death. Of course, birthdays and Christmas were poignant reminders that one of us was missing, and this feeling lasted decades. These days I find I am able to think of him and allow the better memories to rise above the pain. I talk to my children about him and even though they never their Uncle, they enjoy hearing tales about his exploits, and it brings me great comfort to know that he lives on in these stories. If you ever feel frozen in angst and sorrow, take strength in knowing that the clouds will one day pass. They may not disperse as swiftly as we might like, but rest assured they do dissipate in the end. And you will be able to think of him, like I do my brother, and feel some joy from his life and memory.

I lost my younger brother suddenly when I was twenty-one and he was just eighteen, so this episode and Gabby's reflections are of particular interest to me. So much of what she felt and observed through the experience were similar to mine. Considering the host hasn't experienced personal tragedy I think he asked wonderfully observed questions in a superlative manner.

Loved this episode...Gabby is so eloquent and would be brilliant hosting a TV chat show. Hope it happens for her.

What an impressive lady. Huge respect, and a high-quality, fascinating interview.

Having endured the loss of my sister when she was 15 and two cousins in tragic accidents, listening to Gabby recount her grief and its impact was a stark reminder of my own grief and how I got through it. Very honest, very open and for those going through the grief process much needed. I really got the loss of empathy and patience. Great interview

@josephharley451

Жыл бұрын

sorry

I was captured from start to end. Gabby is wonderful and I can't wait for her own talk show..

Hands down best postcast I have ever seen/heard. The way you connect with your guests is phenomenal. Well done!

@om7854

9 ай бұрын

Yes, well done Steven. You have a gift that allows people express themselves so easily & be their true selves.

I have such respect and admiration for Gabby. She shines bright in all she does and oodles professionalism ☀️

As a 57 yr old Leeds woman I have always felt a closeness to her family. I watched her dad play on TV with my family in my childhood. I remember Daniel’s death so well the city was grief struck. I was already a nurse by then. Gabby is an absolutely remarkable woman I have so enjoyed this interview. I have followed her career with pride ❤️

this is the best podcast out there now. Steven is just so adept in the way he asks questions and then responds to tragic revelations...thanks Steven for bringing back some compassion to a space which oftentimes thrives on division and derision...x

Only a short way into the interview, but it’s already wonderful. Gabby’s comment about leaving school having found the “star inside”, whatever that may be. Also the terrible and tragic experience of the horrific fire at the football stadium. What an honest and open interview. Then your brother Gabby. My husband died in exactly the same circumstance, the shock never ever leaves you. Thanks for sharing so openly and honestly. You seem to have developed such a deep understanding of life’s lessons and experiences, how you learn from them and move forward. Sending love and a supportive hug. ❤️ Kx

@lynlawley8903

Жыл бұрын

Oh that's so right it's a thing that never goes away,,but,we can get there, to the more,accepting place,,,.

A few years ago I saw Gabby and her family at The Great Oenone Street charity 6k run. She and hubby are just nice, genuine and decent people. Many other celebrity couples should take care leaf from their book. Admire them both and took so much from her story of grief. Yet another amazing interview Stephen. THESE are the people that should be organising our country.

Really enjoyed this episode, Im a big Gabby Logan fan, an outstanding broadcaster and all round lovely person. very insightful.

I've always liked Gabby but this interview has made me realise just how much of an amazing lady she is. Ladies, a woman like this should be your role model!

What an absolutely amazing, positive interview! This lady's emotional honesty is so beautiful to hear ... As an Aussie, I've never heard of Gabby, but it's been so lovely to hear a Brit who isn't falling into the 'stiff upper lip' that is so often the case with the British. I saw this while living in Wales for 5 years in my early 20's. I guess the times I saw people being the most honest and authentic selves was at the Arms Park at Rugby Internationals. Thank you so much for such a great guest! 👍

Every conversation with your guests is like gold.. just superb!! I’ve learnt so much from you and your guests.. keep up fantastic work.. thank you SB

Always been inspired by Gabby. The way she talks so openly about her childhood makes you realise that you're not alone. I'm going to buy her book now. She would be a great talk show host and I think you should have one too Steven. You are so thoughtful and appreciative of your guests, i'm sure they feel very special when they leave your studio.

@lynlawley8903

Жыл бұрын

I think you could do the young ,,and gabby do the older,and Visa versa yes a good mix

The time stamps are so useful, thank you. Gabby is fascinating and super smart, could listen to hear for hours. I can see how the profound sudden loss of her brother would have changed her and turned her entire family’s lives upside down.

My heart jus melted into a big puddle... After experiencing the devastating loss of my own son, i just appreciated her authentic take on what loss feels like and how it separates your life into "a time before & a time after" 🫶 Thank you so much!

@originalindiechick7999

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss ❤️xx

Great conversation, it made me cry a little, then immediately order Gabbys book 😊 Thank you.

*EVERY FAMILY HAS SOMEONE WHO BREAKS THE CHAIN OF POVERTY IN THAT FAMILY,I PRAY YOU BE THE ONE*

@nancydickson7699

Жыл бұрын

Talking about being successful! I know am blessed because if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Mrs Blossom Jefferson

@scottbonovan6521

Жыл бұрын

The greatest regret is not trying and failing but it is not to trying at allFunny enough people aspire to emulate great investors and entrepreneurs, of our time but they only see their wins and achievements and they careless about their challenges and failures during multiple trials and the lesson it teaches

@jamescandason6954

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't agree less but a times we are influenced based on result of what will see and experience, failure at first try doesn't mean it is over but unfortunately people seems to back off when they have experiences some obstacle or failure along the way

@James-km7ut

Жыл бұрын

You have to recognize you need an expert that understands how to read the market so you can avoid winning today and losing tomorrow. There's reason why experts like Mrs Blossom wins all the time,I was a bit skeptical but she Kept encouraging me to invest and it turn out very successful

@rosanicole5643

Жыл бұрын

Who doesn't know Mrs blossom? It's been a year since i met her and I'm still making great profits under her guidance.

Such a lovely interview with Gabby. Have always admired her and she's one of my favourite presenters. She's in my age group and I grew up following football and remember first seeing her on telly and liked her immediately. Great lady. Very real, very open and professional. A real beaut x

An arch communicator with clear insight about herself that she generously shares. Thank you for another inspirational interview.

Gabby is a fantastic and inspirational person. I have been very fortunate to have met her a few times working at the Rugby Internationals and She is always a joy to be in her company.

That was wonderful, very interesting, and truly inspiring . You are both amazing people. Thank you very much.

Gabby was a wonderful and very warm articulate guest - you go girl! 💕💙

Lovely, talented person. Such a natural in front of the camera. Great interview, thanks.

Steven's podcasts are hands down the best podcasts out there, globally ! - Gaby was amazing, I really see here becoming the UK's version of Oprah!

What a heartbreaking chapter for Gabbys family, it’s a strange one because even though I’ve lost both my parents I feel closer to Stevens train of thought as I had never lost anyone reasonably close to me during my lifetime and the first big person to go was my mum, I was the only one that would step up and care for my dad and that kept me busy mentally and emotionally. I lost my Dad 4 years later and seemed to be coping pretty well but that was because, as Gabby mentions, my eldest brother stayed with me for 3 weeks and it was when he went home that’s when it hit me. I don’t think you can ever prepare anyone for grief Steven as it’s so different and personal for everyone. Another fantastic episode bud, much love.

Gabby Logan, class act! Great interview Steven x

Hi Steven, the timing of this Podcast is unreal. I did not know what it was about but watched is because I live Gaby Logan and found comfort as my Little TJ died of the same condition, his heart stopped beating (HCM ) I did actually the same thing , trying to understand how this could happen.

Steven, another amazing conversation. You must be so proud how you (and the team) have created such a safe space for your guests to really open up. It is so nice to see and hear the trust in you right of the bat. Kenny is lucky too and all that have the opportunity to be in your life GL. TY

Have learned so much from this amazing podcast. Great interviewer steve, keep up the good work!

Love Gabby! Watching her with Wim Hof was inspiring x

One minute in and already invested

@Faith__Wave

Жыл бұрын

Hey bro, let's hold and invite Habib Nurmagamedov to your podcast)With him would be more wonderful

How amazing this lovely lady is…. Very understated and so astute. I worked with her uncle on the boats… would loved to have met her.

Great interview! Gabby is so likeable abd articulate and wise. I also think it's great people are being more open about menopause; I'm 57 and out the other side, having suffered nothing but a few hot flushes. I had no idea it can lower the immune system and cause anxiety etc. But the sharing of experience is vital as so many need support and don't get it.

Wow...I feel so elevated from listening to this epic dialogue. I love the depth of this topic. Thank you both

Fascinating and true having a disability myself makes me very familiar with the loss of people and also my own reduction of capabilities but the gift of disability is the ability of problem solving and having a great friend group that have now become a second family I have chosen and I love deeply ❤

Shame about the ad 45 mins in which spoilt this episode but I suppose that's a Landan fing!! Could listen to Miss Logan talk all day!! 😎

Wow so well put - she was losing empathy - that’s so dead on. I became ‘so strong’ after my brother past suddenly stronger and stronger and stronger till I started to question if I was a psycho path - everything felt so trivial and this is so what happened I lost my empathy - thank you for this interview

I’m sorry to hear about your brother Daniel Gabby. I suffer from the same disease that he had. I haven’t had any symptoms either and I’ve played football my whole life. I only found out through a check up at the hospital for an unrelated issue. I now have an implantable cardioverter defibrillator fitted, so I am one of the lucky ones. It’s really important to raise awareness of genetic heart disease.

My heart goes out to you, hearing your life story is just heartwarming, a special connection ❤️ so much respect ❣️

So much respect for Gabby!

Been watching you tube for 2 years and only recently found your channel. You have the best and most interesting content by far. Keep up the good work.

I nearly never watched this, as I was never that keen on Gabby but I was really touched by her story. She seems really nice.

@Isleofskye

Жыл бұрын

I am 68 years old and Gabby is one of the strongest, most intelligent,funny,eloquent Women that I have ever heard in The UK

I LOVE Gabby Logan! I'm really excited to watch this!!!

Powerful. Well done Gabby.

Looking forward to this one. Gabby is the best sports broadcaster in the UK for me and I love her podcast too, so really excited to see this ♥️

@TORRES999ify

Жыл бұрын

What's her podcast called pls

First episode I came across was with Alex Scott now this one. I'm now backtracking to watch all of them. Brilliant episodes looking forward to watching the rest of them

Love your ability to talk to people and cherish truth and simplicity , thank you . I subscribed today:)

Back in 2006, my sister lost her husband to prostate cancer. He was 46. Prostate checks are not routine until men are 50. I really think that should change. By the time my brother-in-law was diagnosed, he was in stage 4. Two and a half months later he was gone.

She's the best on TV and shea a national treasure x

Gabby is just so lovely!

The best interview so honest and she's the best well done

I simply love Gabby Logan intelligent, well spoken, and very glamorous. What a lovely women.

Wow, look at the super zoom-in for when she was about to burst into tears - such classy editing!

First time visitor, afterwards had to get Gabby's audio book , enjoyed show so much.. subscribed!

So humble ❤

Excellent, thanks both for such an insightful and emotional interview. Death, cancer and menopause have been part of my life for some time now and in some perverse way it is nice, even comforting, to know it is not a unique and there is light at the end of that tunnel. Thanks again x

Stunning looking, great presenter. Always liked gabby ,sad to hear what's she's been through

Getting strong 7th Doctor vibes from Gabby's top/jumper. Love it ! 😊

What a lovely woman, I enjoyed listening to this episode thank you.

Amazing choice of guest!!!

We all Love Gabby....

Gabby is an incredible lady

Shes so inspiring

Great pod!! Covered a lot of different things. The ending was so wholesome.

Gabby would be great in America!

Gabby, your story of your dad was a duplicate of my brother. It’s almost healing knowing that my brother was not alone on that journey from being poor but brilliant and a gifted athlete that took him to the highest highs to the use of alcohol or drugs to medicate all kinds of pain. Thank you for sharing your story. And my deepest condolences on the tragic loss of your brother

Brilliant Broadcaster, Amazing person, Beautiful woman.

Enjoyed this conversation, topics so relevant. Thank you.

Gorgeous Gabby! MOT💛💙🤍X

Its No Coincidence im watching this Particular podcast,thankyou Gabby for wearing yr heart on yr sleeve I believe Everyone has a fragmented heart and soul in desperate need of healing and that Grief dwells within everyones lifestory as a way a part of life,Im grateful to see and receive Grief as a Gift from Abba Father YHVH Lord God from and through an unexpected brain injury im very grateful to see and live my life from a brand new perspective may you keep shining and inspiring others to embrace the Gift of Grief to Heal Grow and Transform,all our set backs are part of the divine set up HalleluYah 🙌🕊📯💖

We don’t want bigger guests just interesting ones :)

@kathleen4376

Жыл бұрын

So far I think they have been:)

Can't wait to watch!

What a fantastic chat, loved it. Keep on the great work 😊

How devastating it must be for a child to die or take their own life !so sad for families .God give strength.

Great episode emotional and incredibly enlightening 🤗

To everyone who has started or is thinking of starting their own business: *Believe in yourself and never give up.* If you can work 8 hours for someone else. You can work 2 hours for yourself.

what a,wonderful interview

So smart on every level 💜

Yet another Great interview and this lady is very unique in her communication ..so glad you found a good love with your Husband ..I agree one has to be in a place where they feel they deserve it ..I pushed people away because I felt unworthy ...I have move to a different vibration now ...after much hard working on myself ..and I feel it with how I am more comfortable in my own skin ...I left it long enough ..but I can laugh at myself .

Love GL. When she is on set you know you're in good hands. Love the passion and get go attitude to forge her career, when I'm sure it wasn't always easy with the BS around at the time. Brilliant presenter.

Absolutely inspiring Steven. I will have you on my Podcast one day….just started.

I really really enjoy this channel❤️, I could listen to your interviews the whole day 💥💯 receive my lv frm S.A🇿🇦