So he brought in this chicken sandwich, which I start biting into, and he says,

listen, we've been thinking, why don't we give you 10,000 now and another 40,000 to finish the project in a week?

Brilliant.

So I start crying, choking on this blinking sandwich.

He's having to do the hymelt manoeuvre on me.

But it's just phenomenal.

Welcome, everybody.

This is Simon Gilbo with Inspired, and I'm really excited this week to have an old friend Steve

Legg to join us. Hi, Steve.

Hi, Simon. How are you?

Brilliant, yeah, looking forward to this.

So for those you don't know, inspired if you're new, it aims to be upbeat, uplifting.

I introduce us to a whole range of mates from all sorts of different walks of life. And its

aim is to celebrate dogged perseverance, gritty, overcoming, costly faith. And Steve's got loads of that in the mix.

And there's so much crappy news out there and drudgery and despair and we want to

counteract that completely so Steve that's the aim love it are you up for that totally

mate count me in right well take it away so tell me tell me about your childhoods okay so come

from Bournemouth originally beautiful town on the south coast, seven miles of beautiful

sandy beach.

I had a younger brother, David, and went to Kingsley School in Bournemouth, one of the toughest

schools in the town.

I got involved with the school band, which sounds very rock and roll until I tell you it was

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