Reflecting on 1000 episodes.

7 years ago I had a podcast and Chris was guest number 12. I recorded it on the end of my bed just straight into my laptop whilst living at my mums house. Me and Chris spoke about where he wanted to take his show and who he wanted to speak too. We spoke a lot about Peterson and Rogan. I asked him if he would ever get them on the show and he said ‘ Nooo I wouldn’t know what to say to them’. This wasn’t his answer as if he didn’t want to speak to them, it was more of they were massively out of his league at the time and the idea of him having an engaging conversation with them seemed Alien to him. Now, fast forward 7 years and look what he has become. A lesson for people. I did 12 episodes of my podcast and stopped because life got in the way. Chris remained consistent and didn’t allow life to get in the way of his dreams. Now he’s the one who inspires people and the person people look up to. Well done brother! Keep shining!

I celebrated the end of my first millennium and show some footage from a long time ago

Pray for Chris' wellbeing. Thank you and Congratulations Chris

Not me walking around, smiling ear to ear, for 17 minutes and 4 seconds straight. Thank YOU so much, everyone working on making those Vlogs. ❤

There’s beauty in the fact that we, as the audience, gave you the opportunity to change your life through this podcast — and that, in return, this podcast has given us the opportunity to change our lives through you. You’ve done more for us than you’ll ever realise. Thank you.

majority of the audience doesn't understand how freaking hard it is to stay relevant for 5+ years in content creation. to be growing at your rate on year 7 is mind blowing. that set was crazy sick too

Thank you for changing my life Chris in more ways than I can count over the past 3 years, Youve made me a better person. A person I didnt know I cld become. Thank you cheers to a 1000 more

Hairline as strong as his podcast resume! Congratulations champ 🎉

The vlogs really do show another side of Chris . Still as genuine as he is in the podcasts.

@12:33 I am the man with the glasses and black coat Chris is hugging. I needed that hug more than I can ever explain. Thank you, Chris. This was at his live show, Discovery, in November 2024. At that time, I was recovering from PTSD—haunted by flashbacks, nightmares, and blackouts that had driven me to the edge. I had begun planning my own death. Then I found his videos and podcast. His words gave me the courage to start changing my life. I spoke to him briefly that night but never shared the full story. Yet he saw something in me. He pulled me in, held me tight, and whispered, “I’m glad you’re here.” Chris meets many people, and he might not remember this moment. But if there’s a chance he sees this—thank you, Chris. I needed that. Since then, I’ve followed his advice that it’s never too late to reinvent yourself. I moved away from home to rebuild my life. I got in shape, ran three marathons, and committed myself to a simple rhythm: wake up early, train, work, read, read a little more then sleep. Repeat. It’s a continuous journey of self-improvement. One day, I hope to sit across from Chris on his podcast, as a better man, transformed by the encouragement and inspiration he gave me when I needed it most.