Conversations
A growing library of conversations for the next generation — each one offering a story, lesson or idea that a young person can carry into their own life.
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Alejandro “Alejo” Pérez Schuster
A musician and drummer, Alejandro “Alejo” Pérez Schuster reflects on rejection, practice and persistence—and why children should have the freedom to enjoy childhood without rushing to become something they are not yet.
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Alex Richards
Alex Richards reflects on taekwondo, stroke recovery and positivity—and how real strength can include adapting, rebuilding and continuing forward when life changes unexpectedly.
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Andrew “Cantona” Bryn-Jones
A Llandovery RFC legend with nearly 600 appearances for one club. This conversation explores commitment, loyalty, teamwork and the strength of continuing to show up for the people and place that matter to you.
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Daniel Parker
Daniel Parker speaks with András about martial arts, discipline and character—and how strength is shaped by respect, consistent effort and the choices we make when things become difficult.
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David Watkins
David Watkins speaks with András about coaching, development and strength—and how patience, consistent effort and encouragement can help people grow in ability and confidence.
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Dr Csaba Spalovszky
Martial artist, coach and teacher Dr Csaba Spalovszky reflects on the meaning of a black belt, learning from defeat and why real strength is about far more than winning.
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Einir Trimble
Einir Trimble talks about confidence, pressure, anxiety and how young people can learn to train their minds.
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Emyr Richards
Teacher Emyr Richards speaks with András about failure, mistakes and learning—and why getting something wrong can become part of growing, improving and trying again.
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Gareth Salt
Teacher Gareth Salt speaks with András about lessons from sport, rebuilding confidence after difficult moments and why kindness matters more than status or achievement.
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Handel Davies
Handel Davies speaks with András about perspective, community and what truly matters—and why contribution and connection can mean more than recognition.
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Jack Skivens
In a three-part conversation, Jack Skivens explores individuality, protecting what you love and why creativity begins with play—reminding young people that being themselves is already enough.
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Jeremy John
Inside Gwili Railway, Jeremy John shares how historic trains are restored, how volunteers work together and why preserving railway history matters for future generations.
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Jill Tatman
Jill Tatman speaks with András about belonging, community and human connection—and how being welcomed, noticed and listened to can help people feel that they truly matter.
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Kirsty Williams and Ella Peel
In a two-part conversation, firefighters Kirsty Williams and Ella Peel speak with András about courage, teamwork and the responsibility of helping others.
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Tomos Roberts
Tomos Roberts speaks with András about creativity, finding your own voice and staying true to yourself—even when other people or expectations suggest a different path.