SEASON ONE

LAST MEAL WITH TOM NASH Season - One

WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE AS YOUR LAST MEAL?

If tomorrow was your last day, what would you eat—and what would you reflect on? Tom Nash share a guest’s final meal choice while diving into life’s big questions. Last Meal is digestible wisdom: Raw unscripted and candid dialogue about life, legacy, and meaning. Thought-provoking, funny, and real.

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It’s one thing to survive a life-threatening illness, it’s another to thrive thereafter.
Tom nails both; entertaining audiences around the world as a Host, DJ, Speaker and badass quadruple amputee like it’s nobody’s business.
Part renaissance man, part refined metal, At just nineteen years of age, Tom contracted a life-threatening disease which led to the loss of both his arms and legs.
He spent over eighteen months in hospital, surviving a coma, being on life support and having to re-learn to walk using prosthetics.
Confronting death at an early age gave him a unique perspective — one that continues to shape the way he approaches many aspects of life.

“Everybody has hurdles, and everybody has some kind of disability, whether it be visible or invisible, external or internal, physical, mental, or emotional. The adversity is what helps build our character.”

lATEST EPISODE

Why do we make irrational decisions? In this episode of Last Meal, I sit down with Rory Sutherland—advertising guru and behavioral scientist—to discuss why logic often fails in life. We explore the psychology of branding, the power of trust, and why the best solutions are often the weirdest ones.

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Andrew Gold – A journalist and documentarian known for tackling controversial topics, Andrew reflects on his journey from making gonzo-style documentaries to navigating the world of independent media. Andrew tells Tom abouts his experiences investigating cults, social taboos, and the moral dilemmas of storytelling, as well as his personal reckoning with purpose, rejection, and resilience in the face of industry roadblocks.

Episode 4

Kathleen Stock – A philosopher and former academic, Kathleen reflects on her departure from academia and the challenges of speaking out on controversial topics. Kathleen and Tom discuss the tension between intellectual honesty and social pressure, the evolution of her career, and how finding a new creative path in writing has given her a sense of autonomy and purpose.

Episode 3

Richard Dawkins – Evolutionary biologist and renowned science communicator Richard Dawkins reflects on his legacy, from shaping the gene-centered view of evolution to challenging religious dogma Tom and Richard discuss the search for extraterrestrial life, the mysteries of consciousness, and what discoveries might be just on the horizon, that he wishes he could live another 200 years to discover.