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The Three Ravens PodcastSecrets of the Thames Part 1 of 2: Harry Lambeth's TeethAnd now for something completely different! Today we bring you the first of a two-part double-bill of special episodes made with the help and support of London Museum Docklands, all about the new 'Secrets of the Thames' exhibition.In this first installment we chat about some key terms, such as 'Foreshore' and 'Mudlarking,' while digging into the silt of London's history just a little bit.Martin presents the first half of his chat with curator of Secrets of the Thames Kate Sumnall, discuss the true story of one of Eleanor's favourite artifacts...2025-07-151h 23
What in the WorldWhy is CBD use on the rise – and are all the health claims true?CBD products are everywhere. You can get the cannabis extract in oils, vapes, skincare products, even gummy bears, coffee and fizzy drinks. Videos recommending it are all over TikTok, and it’s so popular Kim Kardashian even had a CBD-themed baby shower.Fans and influencers say it can help improve your mood, help you sleep, get rid of anxiety and chronic pain. But are these claims true? BBC reporter Annabel Rackham explains what CBD is, where it’s legal and whether it can be addictive or have side effects. We hear from two people who take...2024-11-1412 min
Normale Mensen Bestaan NietSeks, drugs en Harry Potter: wanneer wordt het een verslaving?Je lijkt overal wel verslaafd aan te kunnen raken of te zijn, maar wanneer spreken we echt over een verslaving en wanneer is het simpelweg een gedraging die zo nu en dan niet gezond is? In deze aflevering van Normale Mensen Bestaan Niet gaan psychologen Thijs Launspach en Lennard Toma in op verslaving. Ook hebben de heren het over of het genetisch bepaald is of dat er iets anders aan te grondslag ligt. En… is Harry Potter verslavend?
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Addictions EditedThe November take-home with guest Oliver StandingIn this episode Rob and Carol are joined by Oliver Standing from Collective Voice. They summarise the key news stories and look at policy and treatment.There is a feature on recommissioning with interviews from Dr Will Haydock and Professor Alison Ritter, a feature on treatment and research during COVID-19 lock-down by SSA-funded PhD student Chloe Burke and an interview with specialist prescribing nurse Dr Peter Kelly.News picksOliver:Review of drugs part two: prevention, treatment, and recovery. By Dame Carol Black. Published by the Department of Health...2021-12-0644 min
The Mental Health Podcast#mhTV episode 42 - PsychedelicsWelcome to episode 42 [originally broadcast on Wednesday 24 March 2021] of #mhTV. Presenter Nicky Lambert was joined by guest Prof Harry Sumnall to talk about psychedelics.
Harry Sumnall is Professor in Substance Use at the Public Health Institute, Liverpool John Moores University. His research interests cover all aspects of substance use, particularly young people’s health issues. Harry’s funded research programmes have examined the evidence and mechanisms for implementing evidence based practice and policy. Harry is a former member of the UK Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD), a former Past President and Board Member of the European Society for Prevention Resea...2021-03-2545 min
PSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationPSHE’s role in safe & effective substance educationSam is joined by Harry Sumnall, Professor in Substance Use at the Public Health Institute, and PSHE Association Subject Specialist Bethan Miller, for a wide-ranging discussion on PSHE education’s role in education about drugs and alcohol, covering:
- Current substance use trends and an analysis of how things have changed over the last twenty years.
- The importance of a whole-school approach to substance education.
- An overview of what the new PSHE Association drug and alcohol education lessons cover at each key stage, and how this links with statutory Health Education requirements.
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Say Why To DrugsDrugs and Music, live at Smithdown Road festivalRecorded earlier this year at Smithdown Road Festival, a free music festival in South Liverpool, this episode sees Suzi chat to a panel of guests about the links between drug use and music. Dr Sally Adams joins the podcast again, Professor Harry Sumnall from Liverpool John Moores University guests, as well as Chris Torpey, the editor of local magazine Bido Lito and an organiser of Liverpool Psych Fest, and Guy McKnight, the singer in 00's band 80s Matchbox B-Line Disaster, and now in band the DSM-IV. The conversation covers whether music and drugs are cultural essentials, why musicians might be...2019-08-011h 03