Amazing how calmly and eloquently she can describe these horrific events. Huge respect for her as a survivor. Truly powerful human.

@cameronmagee6149

3 жыл бұрын

serious mental fortitude, shes a legend

@AxxLAfriku

3 жыл бұрын

I like people with long brain. I have long amount of disl*kes btw. Why? Maybe people with short brain disl*ke because jealous of my long amount of subscr*bers. Please have long brain, dear wam

@LMA482

3 жыл бұрын

Exact reason she survived it

@chris-mc4dg

3 жыл бұрын

@@AxxLAfriku you are a low human being to come on a video like this too promote your KZread channel it is no wonder you have so many dislikes

@adampickford6405

Жыл бұрын

Smooth brain

It's in a way, terrifying how she calmly spoke about these events. Just shows how strong is she. Not many manage to speak about such events, and not crumble down. All respect to her.

@joashbritto

3 жыл бұрын

@50% OFF That's true, but even people who've spoken about it multiple times have a hard time getting the words out without crumbling atleast a few times, especially when we're talking about the graphic lengtrhs she goes to.

@warriorprincess1846

3 жыл бұрын

She's incredible. To go through something so horrific at such a young age and grow to be such a beautiful, compassionate and kind person is just beyond amazing ❤

@alexw7629

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah she was smiling why talking about this

@sadlulangel

3 жыл бұрын

i mean honestly you gotta do that and talk about it without breaking down because if you let it consume you all the time it will just ruin you. i saw another video of her telling her story where she said she won't let her kidnappers steal anything else from her, she won't let them have any more power by ruining her life and her spirit, her good heart. she's not going to live her life depressed and fucked up forever because of what they did to her because they don't care and aren't sorry for what they did.

Brian is such a good interviewer I’m so glad he asked her what she felt comfortable talking about and sharing because most people don’t care.

@skhfls

3 жыл бұрын

What an amazing woman, so much admiration for her, interview conducted perfectly by TG... Liz you are a legend!

This is superb, Brian.

@dutchvanderlinde1173

3 жыл бұрын

You are superb, Rory

@rwy-ug6pl

3 жыл бұрын

You have a superb name, Rory.

@foggers0476

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, Rory.

@lukeluke1413

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely cushioned header, for Gerard

@stellarstar9340

3 жыл бұрын

💯💯💯👌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Bryan did such an amazing job in this interview. The accuracy of every question getting the best, most vivid anwsers while being so respectful and kind. Well done 👏

@JJ-ul5sr

3 жыл бұрын

You’ve hit the nail right on the head. Ur 100% right. He knew exactly what to say.

I am so happy the pod is back in a big way. Genuinely one of the most incredible stories so expertly told and fantastically guided by Brian.

podcasts like these are so much more interesting than celebrities and youtubers coming on.

What a strong woman to talk about this so openly

As much as I love Laurence, Geordie is really showing how good he is as a solo interviewer.

@benconlon875

3 жыл бұрын

yh tbf this wasn’t rly the sort of pod for lawrence’s little quips lol

@jamesdesmond3285

3 жыл бұрын

@@benconlon875 too right he’d start making jokes or something

@monwar4449

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesdesmond3285 Nah he’s smart enough not to joke about a situation like this, I think he didn’t join because it was a remote interview so doing a 1 to 1 interview would’ve been a lot easier.

@carnuatus

3 жыл бұрын

@@benconlon875 he didn't make "quips" on the other true crime eps, so...

@benconlon875

3 жыл бұрын

@@carnuatus well done u genius i don’t actually think he would be cracking jokes about a woman getting kidnapped and raped

A powerful example of why the true geordie podcast is on another level!

@nic5779

3 жыл бұрын

well done TG you really showed your range here big respect, what an amazing women!

Elizbeth is so strong. she has faced her demons so many times by telling her story over and over

Geordie is an absolute hero. Been with him since the 2014 World Cup and he doesn’t get old. His content is top class.

@CharlieThomasMorris

3 жыл бұрын

Oi swaz how does it feel to be better on the ball than Thierry henry

@swazlynch2850

3 жыл бұрын

@@CharlieThomasMorris it’s okay bro. These guys just weren’t on my level

@lukeluke1413

3 жыл бұрын

If u were given the situation of a one on one with cal the dragon would u score or would big cal make another fantastic save, been wondering this for weeks

@swazlynch2850

3 жыл бұрын

@@lukeluke1413 there could be 5 of them and I’d still squeeze it in

@jellysansboi7453

3 жыл бұрын

Do you remember his rant when Bournemouth beat Newcastle 3 - 0? 2015 ish. Pure gold. I think of it often.

true geordie podcasts > any other podcast

@keeptine112

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@michaelcielo3313

3 жыл бұрын

I personally like mike tyson's and Joe rogans a little more but his are still awesome

@blobber51

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcielo3313 JRE all day

@patrickm406

3 жыл бұрын

Hits different when its not as often

@charleyrobinson632

3 жыл бұрын

Up the stephen tries podcast

Geordie navigated the sensitive nature of this podcast very well. And huge respect to her for opening up about her experience. Eye opening podcast.

Saw you on Shultz and when you said you interviewed Elizabeth I knew I needed to find this. I was a child in Utah during the time she went missing and this abduction/case completely changed the way I viewed things in life and the area I grew up. Thank you for being who you are brother 🙏🏼

Only halfway through this but wow this is hard to listen to. Respect to you geordie for being so careful of how you approached such a sensitive subject. Massive respect to Elizabeth being able to talk so open about such a horrible horrible part of her life.

These experiences are making so much of a man of Brian. He's learning so so so much. He's being so respectful. Can only hope more men grow up to be this level of understanding. Very proud to say he's an inspiration

@flashjac3964

3 жыл бұрын

He's grown so much since his first podcast. It's been a privilege to watch

@Sam-gf6ue

3 жыл бұрын

@@flashjac3964 yeah! Its proof you can't judge people now off of how they were even 5 years ago. Even Adults develop a lot in that time.

This case still gives me the chills. I was 8 at the time and this happened not too far from where I lived. I remember for even up to 3 years after she was found I lived in fear that some one could just show up in my house and take any of us kids at any point. Really scary stuff for sure.

The speech at the state is so fucking powerful Brian. Very good to see someone with a dominantly male fan base setting things straight

@chapman2001

3 жыл бұрын

He’s siding with a movement who thrive off of making men feel less of themselves

@alexashton5840

3 жыл бұрын

chapman2001 No he isn’t, he’s siding with a movement who want to change a culture in which women can’t walk home at night without fearing for their life. Fucking grow up and think about someone other than yourself.

@chapman2001

3 жыл бұрын

@hfc I ain’t wrong

@amylaura9026

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexashton5840 Thank you for understanding the situation properly!

@chapman2001

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexashton5840 they can walk home at night are u dumb

As someone who is a survivor of sexual abuse and grooming from my own dad, I've been aware of Elizabeth Smart's story for several years and read her book a few years ago. However, I've never heard her talk as openly and candidly as this. I'm in awe of how honest she is and how comfortable she seems sharing such horrific details about what happened to her with a man. I don't mean that in a sexist way but I know how difficult I would find it opening up to a man about such intimate details so I applaud them both for having this difficult conversation. I can also relate to how matter of fact she sounds at times and I know people in the past have often found it strange when I talk about my own childhood experiences of abuse without showing a great deal of emotion. The truth is it's such an incredible relief to be able to share the darkest parts of my memories and the thoughts I once had that it makes me feel so much lighter. Once you remove and detach yourself from the personal shame and guilt you wrongly carry from being abused then you automatically feel so much lighter. The shame and guilt only belongs to the perpetrator of abuse like Elizabeth said and I handed mine back to my dad a long time ago. It's his turn to carry the burden of guilt from now on as it NEVER belonged to me and I carried the weight of it for over a decade. I'm also very fortunate that the coward eventually pleaded guilty to his crime against me in court. It will never be justice for what he took from me but at least I found some sort of closure in him finally admitting his guilt (even though he later went on to deny it again) Thank you so much for this discussion. It really helped me and I'm sure I'll come back to it again in the future.

Wow what an incredibly strong woman, you were so respectful and love that you gave her your platform to tell her story, amazing ❤️

What a wonderfully strong and kind hearted woman you are, Ms Smart. You are an inspiration to all. Thanks for setting up the interview, Brian.

Such a brilliant interview, oddly didn't show up in my recommended even though I've watched nearly all over your videos probably in the last 4-5 years. Deserves a lot more views! Please keep it up both of you were great

@maanitmehta4746

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly same here

@lukeluke1413

3 жыл бұрын

It was shadow banned probably for the sensitive topic

@francesca-kk2it

3 жыл бұрын

same for me too

Huge respect to True Geordie for the courtesy he shows his guests. As for Elizabeth it’s inspiring how resilient and selfless she is. Couldn’t imagine revisiting such a traumatic space to help others who have and are currently suffering. Sorry for the paragraph but felt I had to say something positive on this.

How does something this horrific happen to a little girl. Just so fucked up

@dentyph5169

3 жыл бұрын

It happens everyday especially in 3rd world countries you just never hear about it

@nasheeds8218

3 жыл бұрын

@@dentyph5169 yh its sad how the people in those countries rarely get found and it never gets the attention it deserves

omg this is gonna be so good i also really appreciate the moment you took to talk about women’s current struggles at the beginning 🖤

Her strength mentally is incredibly admirable. Another insightful and respectful podcast.

@AAdams456

3 жыл бұрын

Cheese

Hearing this woman speak is so powerful. The focus on not victim blaming by both Elizabeth Smart and TG is commendable and hopefully it puts into perspective how victim blaming is a very damaging thing to do. I also think her understanding when it comes to how her case was handled by police as well as holding the courts and the police accountable for their mistakes and actions is SO important.

@nasheeds8218

3 жыл бұрын

Genuine question : in this story a woman was involved and a culprit too and recently people have been saying people should “ teach their sons” , men should stay home etc. But how comes people dont call out the woman who tortured her too?

@chvrlotte1342

2 жыл бұрын

@@nasheeds8218 I think everyone would agree that it is equally important that we disgrace the woman aswell, I don't think gender should even come into this as they were both equally horrible. I'm sure that's how a majority of people think, the people who say the things you asked about are speaking of a broader issue I think, such as the sexual harrassment/rape issue that is majority male problem and so we're switching the mindset from "make women dress proper and they won't get assaulted" to "teach your sons better values". It allows for a healthier mindset in terms of victim blaming and solving the true problem, this is not blaming all men however it assures that most young men can identify these problems and help prevent them in the future. Thank you for asking, we need to educate whenever we can

Her story is so heart breaking and evokes so many emotions. Glad to see her so strong today.

@southamptontrainspotter553

3 жыл бұрын

Watch it first

@marcos5369

3 жыл бұрын

@@southamptontrainspotter553 he’s probably heard the story before its not been created for this podcast

@southamptontrainspotter553

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcos5369 sorry i just find it annoying when people go 'great vid' when it was uploaded 25 secs ago

@southamptontrainspotter553

3 жыл бұрын

@Oli Black no

@itsjibble

3 жыл бұрын

@@southamptontrainspotter553 I heard her story before a couple days ago on a different podcast, it was an audio version so I'm glad to see her talk to Geordie on video format.

IMO this is the best podcast Brian has done. He is such a caring person and connects with people on a different level

This is one of the most terrifying thing I’ve ever heard. One of the most difficult things I’ve ever listened too but also one of the post powerful. I can’t believe the world I live in is the same one this happens in.

15 minuets in and I'm already just amazed at this woman's strength 🥺😌

Her story sounds so sad an brutal I’m very interested to hear how it pans out but I’m sure it’s another class pod from the pod father himself

I gotta give it to Brian in this interview. You could tell the level of caution, respect, and compassion he made sure to give. His presence of professionalism combined with familiarity is something most interviewers strive to have, yet Brian made it look effortless. We need more of this!!!👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻

Geordie, thank you, truly. Things need to change, thank you for bringing this more attention, means a lot when you dont feel safe in this world

Elizabeth is honestly one of the best guests ever on the podcast. The way she tells the story, the story itself, it makes you visualise every moment and every emotion so vividly. This is incredible. Props to you both!

50:05 she still does have an angelic face. Her voice, tone, pace of speaking and articulation of her words are altogether wholesome. Thank you Brian for introducing to me this bright woman. Such an inspiration for me to see her being this calm and pure whilst speaking about this unlawful kidnap. I hope she's blessed with more blessings and pray that she gets more goodness to happen in her life. 🙌🏼

What an inspirational woman. The strength to talk about this with such clarity is unbelievable. I’m absolutely amazed by her she is such an inspiration.

The way Elizabeth recounted her experience was so gripping - such a strong person and simply amazing. Thanks for this one Brian.

I’m absolutely blown away by how strong and positive Elizabeth is despite going through something so unimaginably traumatic, what an absolute hero and inspiration to us all 💚

How on Earth is Elizabeth so strong, only a quarter in but this is so powerful, she’s inspirational Btw Brian as both an interviewer and a person you should be proud of how you handled yourself and this interview, really not many could do this

So glad to have another podcast to see me through the month 🙏🏾

Brian doesn’t do as many pods as he used to, because of the hard work put into the kick off, but when a podcast is released it’s always brilliant

Amazing how she speaks so strongly about such horrific events. I just hope that she really is as strong as she comes across and that she isn't just putting on a brave face and suffering beneath it.

SOOOO glad to know that the podcast is back up and fireing again, last 2 eps have been fantastic, this one especially was incredible, keep up the awesome work Brian.

I wish this got more views it really deserves it. When Geordies podcasts are like this it really is another level at times up there with Rogan etc.

@BabzProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Rogan is wack compared to this content! 💞

True Geordie what an interview this was, she’s such an inspiration can’t believe how calm she is and explaining the nasty things that no human should go through what a powerful human she is, also huge respects to true Geordie as he kept asking if she was okay and comfortable in talking about the things not many people who interview people are like that.

Elizabeth is clearly a very impressive courageous human being.

A brutal yet excellent conversation, so many people will be inspired to talk about their situation/experiences after watching something like this, huge respect to Elizabeth for sharing her story to an audience who might not have heard of it. Such a strong soul

Brian great job on the solo interview, you nailed the important questions and topics and stayed very respectful of Elizabeth and the subject. Elizabeth was fantastic and you can tell felt comfortable speaking to Brian, what a strong person she is.

Good job Geordie, quality guest and you've become a mint interviewer. The vids are proper high quality, you're killing it mate good for u honorable to cover these serious topics and respect the brave guests

this was one of the most impactful podcast I've ever seen. a perfectly conducted conversation, handled w such care and an amazing story. well done Geordie.

Absolutely incredible, powerful interview! Congrats Geordie, you handled this brave woman's story with class and dignity. You're absolutely smashing the podcast game this year, looking forward to seeing where the future takes you.

I love to see this side of you Brian, very compassionate interviewing. Great video

Truly inspirational young lady - thank you for giving her the opportunity to tell her story.

What a special human she is. She's such a bright light! Hadn't heard of her before, so all this is new and now I want to read her book. It's also nice to see True Geordie, who has a bit of a habit of making things about himself, not make it about himself at all. He just listened and stayed very respectful. Well done. :D

This is honestly one of the best podcasts that you’ve done so far. Keep up the good work ❤️

Amazing interview Brian. Elizabeth is so brave & strong & you approached every question with such sensitivity & true care for her wellbeing. No-one could have done a better job of this. You & Elizabeth were both brilliant xx

What a strong woman, to be able to come back from something like that shows true character, very inspirational. Top pod Brian.

What an incredibly strong woman, so happy she was found and was able to continue to live a safe life. Tremendous guest Brian.

This is probably your best interview yet in my opinion! keep them coming!

Love this kind of content with these kinds of guests

Geordie is such a great guy. Love his spirit.

What an emotional podcast. The calmness in which she details everything is unbelievably admirable. And top work Brian on the podcast in general. Absolute 10/10.

Great interview Brian - thank you for providing us with quality content during these rather awful times. You’ve come so far! 👏🏻

This was the most moving podcast I’ve watched so far very emotional to watch too ❤️

Speechless mate, your story has no doubt changed the world. It certainly changed how i see it, the human condition is one thing we wont ever fully understand and to see how you talk about this in such an emotionally cognitive way is on the border of what little we do understand. Crazy what people are capable of on both sides, much respect to you.

As someone from America, Elizabeth Smart was one of the most reported stories and I am so happy she was discovered and how she has used her story to help others and be such an inspiration. 🤍🤍🤍🤍

The way he interviewed this woman warms my heart, such calmness and respect towards her

Opens my eyes as a young man, and could only ever hope to raise a daughter as brave as her

One of the best episodes you’ve done sir. Very well done and thank you to Ms. Smart for being a resilient young woman willing to share your story with those who are willing to hear if

True G... the way you handles this entire situation was utter class. You made her so comfortable and she really accepted that. For someone in her shoes to talk will never be easy, and you guys should both be so proud of the way this was put together. I think she’ll appreciate you as a human for how you handled the whole thing. Sensitive issue but one that should be highlighted and dealt with more. Keep up the good work. Genuine guy who helped tell the story the way she wanted without feeling forced. Big respect

Can’t beat a true Georgie podcast

This podcast is an absolute world wind of emotion. How she can speak so bravely about her experience in amendable, she has such a strong character. Great podcast

Thank you for doing this. I’m having difficult time lately and listening to such an inspiring person makes me feel like no matter what, a person can be strong enough to go through it and be happy and live a full life. She’s so amazing. I just can’t. Thank you 🙏

Watching this and how much she has gone through can make me only imagine how much someone like madleliene McCann has gone through, this puts a whole new perspective on what women goes through and how much they have to endure, so much respect for the awareness Brian and Elizabeth has given us🙏🏽🙏🏽

@jackoneill7610

3 жыл бұрын

I was literally thinking the exact same thing. If Madeleine is still alive, it’s been 14 years. One can only imagine the amount of suffering she has had to go through. Truly the worst side of humanity.

True Geordie my fave KZreadr by far ; such a brilliant wide variety of content, keep it up my man

Even after all she’s been through, she talks about how to care for and support others. What a strong, inspirational woman. Respect.

She is so smart, and strong, it goes to show that some people have walked through hell and have the strength to guide themselves through and come through on the other side. Also, massive well done to Brian, you can see that he is trying to go about things in the nicest way possible, and you can see that he’s genuinely close to tears for 90% of this, again advocating for women as well as showing that men can show emotion. Well done all round!

Really well done interview. Answered most the questions I had about the case. Glad to see she's doing so well.

By far the most inspirational women I have ever come across, so strong and so kind hearted despite everything she has gone through

Would love to see you cover more crimes or unsolved mysteries in the future

Incredibly inspiring woman, just wow... Brian handled this subject perfectly and was one of his best interviews to date

Just finished the whole podcast and shes an absolute gem of a person, really well spoken and a great example of what people can get through and grown from, really happy for her to be doing as well as she is

Love to see these sort of podcasts . So interesting and informative. And this is the first I have heard of this case , so it was good hearing this story .

Without doubt one of the best podcasts you have done . Great work

I’m so glad you guys are back to doing these kind of pods, keep it up lads!

Well done Brian on this podcast 👏🏻👏🏻 we all love the sports, football and mma content, but using your platform to perform interviews like this needs commending!

I can see tears since the start of the pod.. This guy makes me feel without saying much.

An outstanding interview. I can’t say much more, other than thank you for sharing such a strong, resilient and wonderful persons story. Thank you! Together we support, together we grow stronger. Respect to one and all.

Brilliant interview from Brian and incredible strength from this woman, True Geordie podcast is on another level!

A phenomenal podcast, much respect to you for letting her have her say and not interrupting her and she's so brave for what sue does and just even being able to talk about it!

Phenomenal interview with someone who is a genuine inspiration. Keep up the good work.

Great story, I'm glad you worked on producing this 👏

This was an amazing podcast TG! The way Elizabeth tells the story the way she does, wow just wow!

I watched every second visually, which I never do, this kept me awake as my usual background noise to sleep. Ms Smart, I’m genuinely speechless, I adore the way you approach this, steel headed, no nonsense. Didn’t grasp the world this puts people in, I hope you carry on spreading your message, I wish you the best. TG, very different vibe, not disappointed, keep the range as wide as possible.

I’m from Utah and I remember the day she was found. It was a very happy day! I love how strong and courageous she is always telling her story. 🙏

I really enjoyed watching Brian tackle such a serious and sensitive issue. Elizabeth is such a inspirational person. Brilliantly interviewed!

She’s a living representation of resilience and strength, hope she can continue to live a better life. Also a great job by Brian.

Wow. Amazing as always. You and joe are truly inspiring interviewers. Crazy.