Terry Stone Connection

For years, boxing fans saw Billy Graham standing beside Ricky Hatton during some of the greatest nights in British boxing history. His face became familiar to millions, but Billy’s own voice and story have rarely been heard, especially in recent years.

Now, in this deeply emotional and exclusive interview, Billy joins Terry Stone to speak openly about the man behind “The Hitman” and the remarkable journey they shared together.

From the early days in the Manchester gym to world titles and unforgettable nights in front of thousands, Billy reflects on the unique relationship between fighter and trainer, the pressure behind the success and the memories that remain long after the final bell.

This is more than a boxing story. It is an honest conversation about friendship, loyalty, triumph, separation, regret and the lasting legacy of Ricky Hatton.

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Danny Dyer has experienced one of the wildest careers in British entertainment. From Human Traffic and The Football Factory to EastEnders and national treasure status, his journey has included huge success, difficult setbacks and one hell of a comeback.

In this deep dive, Terry looks back at the highs and lows of Danny’s career, the roles that made him, the moments that nearly derailed everything and how he fought his way back to the top.

Terry has always been a big Danny Dyer fan, so this isn’t a takedown, it’s an honest celebration of his talent, resilience and unmistakable personality.

What’s your favourite Danny Dyer performance? Let us know in the comments.
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David McMillan joins Terry Stone to tell one of the most extraordinary prison escape stories ever recorded.

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After years operating as an international drug smuggler, David was arrested in Thailand and imprisoned inside Bangkok’s notorious Klong Prem Central Prison, better known as the “Bangkok Hilton.” Facing the possibility of the death penalty, he began planning what many believed was impossible.

In 1996, David cut through his cell bars, crossed the prison complex, scaled multiple walls and escaped using a makeshift ladder. He then changed into civilian clothing, calmly walked away beneath an umbrella and fled Thailand using a false passport.

David remains the only Westerner on record to have successfully escaped from Klong Prem.

In this unfiltered conversation, David takes Terry inside his former criminal life, the brutal reality of a Thai prison, the meticulous planning behind his escape and what happened after he disappeared into the Bangkok night.

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James Lock joins Terry Stone for an honest conversation about life beyond TOWIE and his journey from reality television star to businessman.

After becoming one of the most recognisable faces on The Only Way Is Essex, James found himself facing an important question: what comes next when the cameras stop rolling?

In this episode, James discusses the realities of television fame, building a future outside the show and reinventing himself through business. He also opens up about the man behind the public image, the lessons he has learned along the way and what he hopes to achieve during the next chapter of his life.

This is James Lock as you may not have seen him before.

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There was a time when magazines like FHM, Loaded, Nuts and Zoo were everywhere, packed with outrageous interviews, football, comedy, celebrity culture and the kind of humour that defined an entire generation of British lads.

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But where did they all go?

In this reaction, Terry Stone looks back at the rise and fall of lads’ mags, the culture that surrounded them and the reasons they disappeared from British shelves. Did the internet simply kill print, did society move on, or have we lost a bit of the humour and freedom that made that era so memorable?

Not everything from those days has aged well, but there’s no denying the impact lads’ mags had on British culture. Were they harmless entertainment, a product of their time, or was their disappearance long overdue?

Let us know what you think in the comments and which lads’ magazine you used to buy!

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