Ibiza - The Reset Rebel

Happy Birthday Jatayu ! 
It has been one whole year since Santa Eulalia got a brand new Indian restaurant in the Marina and in today´s episode we head there for an an incredible three course lunch to meet DJ and producer Paul Reynolds and hear how he started his career on the island.
From starting out in the West End to getting his first break at Space and playing the closing party before meeting Yann from Hi and Ushuaia and co-founding Melon Bomb, Paul also shares with us his immense passion for cooking.
During the pandemic he started a Grub Club, when the clubs were closed and making curry was his something he found a new love for and had a whole crew of other DJ´s delivering food for him all over the island so he was the perfect guest to invite to Jatayu to experience the full delights of their delicious menu.
Head to meet Indian owner anuj and say the words, RESET REBEL and get yourself a FREE Cocktail on us.
Check out the menu here : https://jatayu.es/our-menu/

In today´s episode, Jo Youle meets a London based multi-disciplinary artist and cultural curator who alchemises beauty and counter culture into narratives.
Harris Elliott O.B.E. uses visual poetry that anchors us into new concepts and environments with a playful and disruptive elegance.
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This week on The Reset Rebel, Jo Youle meets Joshua Coombes, founder of the global movement Do Something For Nothing.
What began as a simple act — offering free haircuts to people experiencing homelessness — evolved into an international initiative rooted in dignity, human connection and small, powerful acts of kindness.
In this deeply human conversation, Joshua shares:

How a single haircut sparked a global movement

The psychology of kindness and visibility

Why connection matters more than charity

What he’s learned from conversations on the street

How small actions can ripple far beyond what we imagine

We talk about ego, vulnerability, purpose — and what it really means to “help” someone without expecting anything in return.
This episode is not about saviourism. It’s about presence and about remembering that dignity is universal.
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This week on The Reset Rebel, Jo Youle sits down with island translator Dan Cohen, a man who has quietly helped bridge cultures on Ibiza for decades.
From translating books and ideas across languages, to interpreting the subtleties of island life itself, Dan shares what it really means to live between worlds — linguistically, culturally and personally.
In this chat we explore:

How language shapes identity

The art (and responsibility) of translation

What Ibiza looks like through a translator’s lens

Why words matter more than ever in a divided world

The hidden stories behind bringing books to life in another language

Dan also reflects on his TEDx experience and what it means to speak publicly about ideas that connect rather than divide.
This episode is for anyone fascinated by language, culture, storytelling — and the quiet power of those who help us understand one another.
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