Podcasts

Poppy Smart in conversation with Charley, who was diagnosed with ADHD at age 18. She talks about how ADHD has affected her throughout her life and how it has affected different things and what she does to help.

Poppy Smart in conversation with Matt Hartle and Ryan Knight who have just started a men’s mental health support group called LETS (Lets Exercise Talk and Support), in Glossop. Both Matt and Ryan have ADHD and have had serious mental health journeys which have led them to where they are today. A hard but important listen.

Poppy Smart in conversation with Mark Turton, talking about Prime Active Communities- a community interest group who work to reduce anti-social behaviour in young people by channelling their energy creatively. Mark explains how PAC works to help young people, what the young people he works with are like and shares his hopes for the future of PAC.

Mark Andrews in conversation with Bradley Robinson, talking openly about his Mental Health journey from the point of almost taking his own life to helping hundreds through the power of walking. In what is an emotional listen, Brad talks about how he turned his life around.

Multidisciplinary author, playwright and actor Ian Curran speaks with Aru Mukherjee about how growing up in Ashton-Under-Lyne has shaped his creative mind, inspirations behind his newly released children’s picture book, ‘The Owl That Could Only Twit’, the upcoming UK tour of his musical ‘Oh What a Night’ and much more.

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