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The Next Chapter is a podcast about new beginnings, reinvention, and the power of taking ownership over your life. Hosted by Luke Jones—coach, podcast host, and lifelong student of self-development—each episode dives deep into honest stories of transformation, resilience, and practical strategies for building a life you don’t need to escape from. Along the way, we explore the role of manifestation and the magic that happens when you start following your goosebumps—those moments of excitement, intuition, and inspiration that point you toward your next chapter. You’ll hear from everyday people, experts, and inspiring guests who’ve overcome adversity, embraced change, and found the courage to start again—whether it’s breaking free from old patterns, finding purpose, or navigating life’s toughest moments. With a mix of real talk, mindset tools, and actionable tips, The Next Chapter is here to help you create momentum, trust your own journey, and
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Next Chapter is a podcast about new beginnings, reinvention, and the power of taking ownership over your life. Hosted by Luke Jones, coach, podcast host, and lifelong student of self-development, each episode dives deep into honest stories of transformation, resilience, and practical strategies for building a life you don’t need to escape from.
The Next Chapter is hosted by Luke. The show has published 42 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 42: The Rock Bottom Had a Basement: Pete Daniel’s Journey to Three Years Sober" (25 October 2026, 98 minutes), "Episode 40: One Last Drink on Holiday: Matt’s Journey Back to His Family" (11 October 2026, 76 minutes), and "Episode 39: Boxing Saved Him, His Son Saved Him Again: Sean's Journey to Winning Back His Son" (4 October 2026, 66 minutes).
The Next Chapter publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 64 minutes across 42 episodes.
Booking probability for The Next Chapter is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Next Chapter requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Next Chapter's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Next Chapter are Family & Social Services. The Next Chapter has a health audience.
Luke hosts The Next Chapter, a health podcast with 42 episodes published.
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Episode #42
At 14 months old, Pete was handed over to his grandparents. He grew up calling them Mum and Dad, and found out the truth sitting in his headmistress’s office at seven. At 17 he became a dad with 12 hours’ notice. By his...
Episode #40
Matt lost his dad at 17 and started grieving at the bottom of a can. For the next three decades every week looked the same. Good intentions Monday to Thursday. Friday comes round... ‘I’ve worked all week, I deserve a...
Episode #39
Fifteen years ago, boxing gave Sean what drink and cocaine never could. A focus. A way through. Twenty-six fights and nine years sober later, his ex stopped him seeing his son, and three weeks back on it took him to the...
Episode #37
Russell Grant had the business, the money, the six-pack on the gym floor — and privately, he was £30,000 in debt, binge drinking three or four nights a week, and building what he now calls 'his own prison.' Nobody could...
Episode #36
James Russell laid floors for a living, working every hour going because he never knew when the next job would come. Then a motorbike accident put him in a hospital bed next to a stranger who was still earning money...
Episode #35
Andrew's weekends used to start on a Thursday. Five, six, seven, eight beers in, and he'd have no idea where the night would end up. Now he's over a thousand days alcohol-free and training for his first ultra marathon...
Episode #34
At 14 he was sending mates into the corner shop in Middlesbrough. By his twenties he was running a charity and a digital agency at the same time, drinking to cope with the pressure of both. Two years ago he stopped...
Episode #33
Alex spent two decades in the motor trade earning good money, until one thought wouldn't leave him alone: grind, retire, die — is this really it? So he emptied his family's entire savings, walked away from the only...
Episode #32
For over two decades, Olivia's drinking followed the same pattern. Fine for months, then unable to stop at one once she started. No lost job, no lost marriage — just a private cycle she couldn't explain to herself. It...
Episode #31
Amy Devine had her first drink at eleven years old. By her late twenties she was waking up on a flight to Beijing with a broken elbow and zero memory of how it happened. Today she's been sober since January 2023, runs...
Episode #30
Ross Rolph spent years holding the worst days of other people's lives together as a police officer — walking into chaos, staying calm on the outside, saying nothing about what it was doing to him on the inside. His mind...
Episode #29
In five years, Adam Woollett lost all three of his grandparents, went through a divorce, and became a single parent dad to his five-year-old son. He hasn't had a drink since he was 18. Adam's an electrician, an old mate...
Episode #28
<p>At the height of her career, Liane was competing for England and Great Britain in beach volleyball — podiums, titles, everything that's supposed to mean you've made it.</p><p>Behind it, she was falling apart. Years...
Episode #28
At the height of her career, Liane was competing for England and Great Britain in beach volleyball — podiums, titles, everything that's supposed to mean you've made it. Behind it, she was falling apart. Years of...
Episode #27
<p>At 59, Norman Calvo was a successful mortgage banker who couldn't climb a flight of subway stairs without getting winded — and was missing out on life with his grandkids. </p><p>Today, at 72, he's a half-marathon...
Episode #27
At 59, Norman Calvo was a successful mortgage banker who couldn't climb a flight of subway stairs without getting winded — and was missing out on life with his grandkids. Today, at 72, he's a half-marathon runner, a...
Episode #26
<p>Jamie Blair traded a career in law for something far less predictable — building Roots, a thriving cafe business on the Isle of Man that's become as much a community hub as a coffee shop. <br/><br/></p><p>In this...
Episode #26
Jamie Blair traded a career in law for something far less predictable — building Roots, a thriving cafe business on the Isle of Man that's become as much a community hub as a coffee shop. In this episode, Jamie opens up...
Episode #25
Tom James had his first stroke at 24. He was drinking heavily, battling ADHD and bipolar disorder, and using alcohol to numb everything he didn't want to face. The stroke should have been enough. It wasn't. What finally...
Episode #25
<p>Tom James had his first stroke at 24. He was drinking heavily, battling ADHD and bipolar disorder, and using alcohol to numb everything he didn't want to face.</p><p>The stroke should have been enough. It...
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human behaviour and transformation specialist and board advisor, Custom House Maritime Museum
author of Your Children Are Boring: or How Modern Parents Ruin Everything, Ocala Metro Chamber & Economic Partnership
General Manager of Audience and Marketing, Ultimate Winery Experiences Australia
lead researcher and Design Research and Service Design Agency, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island
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