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Kevin Carthy was pressing ecstasy and speed tablets, moving kilos of cocaine, and running what he describes as a full-on drug factory.

Then he says God spoke to him: “Stop what you’re doing, or you’re going to go back to prison for a very long time.”

He didn’t stop.

In this episode of Build For Good, Kevin tells Aaron the full story: growing up in East London, armed robbery, prison, drugs, a supernatural warning, two kilos in the car, three knocks at the door, and the long road from crime into faith, deliverance, healing, and ministry.

Today Kevin and his wife Zowie run Set the Captives Free Ministry in Essex, helping people find freedom through Jesus.

Whether you’re a Christian, a skeptic, or just curious about how someone’s life can change this dramatically, this is a story worth hearing all the way through.

CHAPTERS
0:00 Trailer: God’s warning, the factory, and the knock
1:55 Kevin’s childhood in Leytonstone
7:11 The pull toward crime
8:46 Raves, ecstasy, and drifting from work
10:52 Armed robbery and prison
17:23 Finding Jesus in prison, then drifting again
21:50 Manufacturing pills and moving kilos of cocaine
23:14 God’s warning inside the drug operation
24:58 Ignoring the warning
27:40 Police at the window with two kilos in the car
31:25 Inside the drug factory
32:14 Three knocks on the front door
35:40 Three knocks on the bedroom door
39:10 Making a deal with God
41:04 Losing everything and ending up in a homeless hostel
42:07 Steven the vicar and the haunted house
43:37 Kevin and Zoe give their lives to Jesus
59:52 The figure Kevin saw, and Nancy’s dream
1:03:11 Zoe’s depression, deliverance, and medication story
1:06:44 What deliverance means biblically
1:14:09 Set the Captives Free Ministry begins
1:22:03 Keys to Freedom and Martin’s healing story
1:36:49 The woman who could not conceive
1:45:40 The greatest miracle: salvation
1:51:05 Aaron’s 12-year search for truth
2:00:36 Kevin’s closing prayer

A note on this conversation: this episode includes personal testimony about drugs, prison, spiritual oppression, deliverance, mental health, medication, infertility and healing. It is shared as testimony, not medical, legal or safeguarding advice. Please seek qualified professional support where needed, and do not stop or change medication without medical support.

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Charlotte (Dormon) O'Sullivan is one of the UK's leading natural health PR specialists, with over 20 years of experience helping purpose-driven health brands find their voice and reach the people who need them most — from Pukka Tea, which she helped grow until its acquisition by Unilever, to Ombar Chocolate, Marilyn Glenville, and Patrick Holford.

It all started in a doctor's surgery. Charlotte had been in pain for seven years with no answers, and was finally told she would simply have to learn to live with it. She walked out and made a decision. That decision became a conviction, and that conviction has driven everything she has built since.

In this episode, Charlotte walks you through exactly what it takes to communicate your brand to the world — how to tell a story that connects, how to build relationships with the press that last, and how to go from a brilliant product to a brand people know, trust, and love.

By the end of this episode, you will know how to find your calling, how to tell your brand story, how to get the right people to notice you, and why the passion behind what you build is the one thing no competitor can ever copy.

Build for Good is a podcast for founders building businesses that matter — brands with a real mission, a real story, and a real impact on the people they serve. New episodes every week.

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Jane Walker MBE has dedicated the last 30 years of her life to one mission: breaking the poverty cycle for children living in extreme poverty in Manila and around the world.

As the founder of the Purple Community Fund (PCF) and the Upskills Foundation, Jane has impacted the lives of hundreds of thousands — if not millions — of people.

In this conversation, Aaron O'Sullivan sits down with Jane to explore what drives her, what she's seen change over three decades on the ground, and what it really takes to tackle one of humanity's most urgent problems.

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