Why do I race for life?

For my lifelong powers of 60 years.

When we were each diagnosed with cancer, we faced it together.

And we are still standing.

They're more than friends.

They're my sisters for life.

Their names are Jane and Allison, and I'm racing for us.

No matter how cancer affects us, life is worth racing for.

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This is a Global Player Original podcast.

Yeah. Global Player Original Podcast. Hello and welcome to Full Disclosure, a podcast project that allows me to speak to fascinating people for much longer than I ever could on the radio. And since we started Full Disclosure in 2019, I have had the

pleasure of speaking to a vast array of guests, many of whom are very well known, but some of whom

you may not have heard of before. A big part of why I love doing this podcast is the opportunity

to switch between the two and use some of the attention we attract by having superstars in the

studio to deliver an audience to people who wouldn't otherwise find one. Before we return to

the podcast proper after a brief early summer hiatus, I thought I would remind you of some of the

remarkable people we've spoken to in the last couple of years. And I want to start with an

episode that you may not have heard. Joe Mulhall is the Director of Research at Hope Not

Hate, a remarkable organisation that focuses on the organised far-right and other extremists and the communities

who are susceptible to being radicalised by them. Now, Joe's name is out there now, but he spent

nearly a decade in the shadows, creating personi for himself in order to infiltrate far-right

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