In this episode of the Mumbelievable podcast, host Sonia Beldom delves into the unique stories of people's mums, exploring their habits, legacies, and the indelible marks they've left on their children's lives. This instalment features Paul Boross, MBE, who shares the extraordinary journey of his mother Helen, a 94-year-old Scottish 'pocket- rocket' who grew up in abject poverty in Glasgow and is known for her incredible resilience and nurturing spirit. Paul reflects on his mother's tremendous influence on his life, her lack of confidence, and her unwavering support for his unconventional career paths. Filled with heartwarming and humorous anecdotes, this episode celebrates the irreplaceable role of mums and the profound impact they have on shaping who we are.
00:00 Introduction to the Mumbelievable Podcast
01:16 Meet Paul Boross MBE
02:32 Paul's Mother: The Scottish Pocket Rocket
04:36 Childhood Stories and Family Dynamics
06:36 Confidence and Charisma: Lessons from Mum
10:01 Hilarious and Embarrassing Mum Moments
12:20 Reflecting on Mum's Influence and Legacy
15:30 Fun and Laughter with Family
34:30 Final Thoughts and Farewell
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