Episode 24 marks the final episode of the year and the 12 month anniversary of Beyond the Battlefield.

In this deeply honest conversation, Laura Horn shares her journey through trauma, survival and transformation.

After experiencing trauma earlier in life, Laura travelled the world in search of identity and meaning. While travelling in South America, she was held at gunpoint and feared for her life. She returned home carrying the psychological weight of those experiences, which later developed into complex PTSD.

Alongside the emotional trauma, Laura’s physical health collapsed. She contracted multiple foreign viruses, leaving her body exhausted and eventually leading to chronic fatigue syndrome. Everyday life became a struggle as her nervous system remained locked in survival mode.

Laura speaks openly about the long road of therapy, self discovery and healing that followed. Over time, she rebuilt her health, reclaimed her identity and found a way forward. Today, she works as a therapist, supporting others through trauma, nervous system regulation and meaningful change, guided by lived experience.

This episode is reflective, compassionate and deeply human. It is a powerful reminder that healing is possible, even after prolonged trauma and physical collapse.

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In Episode 23 of Beyond the Battlefield, former Royal Marines Commando Damian “Obiwan” Todd delivers one of the most entertaining and profound conversations of the series.

Obi is the author of Dits – The Good, The Bad and The Unrepeatable, a memoir packed with humour, chaos, vulnerability and hard earned lessons from a life lived at full pace. He shares his journey across the United States where he covered 3530 miles in 63 days, raising money for the Royal Marines Charity, Help for Heroes and the Semper Fi Fund. After snapping his Achilles early into the challenge, he completed the entire distance on a hand bike, effectively doing a marathon every day.

He also talks about his 24 hour BJJ roll in 34 degree heat where he grappled with 230 opponents, the friendships and madness of military life and the deeper reflections that came with pushing himself to the edge.

Beyond the world records and extreme challenges, Obi opens up about mental health, veteran suicide and the fear of death. His honesty brings a powerful depth to this fast paced and unforgettable episode.

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Emma Gray lost her husband, Royal Marine Si Gray, at only 38 years old after a long and difficult illness. Their journey through hope, decline and heartbreak shaped her understanding of grief in a way few ever experience.

In this episode of Beyond the Battlefield Emma speaks openly about caring for Si during his illness, the emotional collapse that followed his passing and the long process of rebuilding a life that was never meant to be lived alone. She explains how grief affects identity, how it impacts the body and mind and why healing does not mean forgetting.

Today Emma supports others through grief and loss with her work at Rainbow Hunting, offering guidance rooted in lived experience, compassion and emotional resilience.

This conversation is one of the most moving and powerful stories we have shared. It is a reminder that love, loss and healing are all part of what makes us human.

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