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On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaUnderstanding Aphasia: Personal Stories and Community SupportSend us a textIn this episode, Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons host Chris Greenhough, a stroke survivor with aphasia who leads support groups, and Lisa Thomas, a senior speech and language therapist with the NHS. They discuss the impact of aphasia, a condition affecting the brain's language capabilities, and the importance of community support and therapy. Chris shares his journey of recovery and involvement in running aphasia support groups, while Lisa talks about the challenges and successes in creating community communication groups. They also touch on the difficulties of raising awareness about aphasia and the need...
2025-12-0926 min
OpenLab Radio ShowsLa Captura del Sonido Radio Show 04 – Daniel Peñacobawww.openlab.fm | 106.4FM in Ibiza & Formentera
Check the full tracklist on our website: https://openlab.fm/news/la-captura-del-sonido-radio-show-04-daniel-penacoba
Music Detective Daniel Peñacoba takes us on a new journey in La Captura Del Sonido Radio Show Episode 4 at OpenLab. Two hours of new music, some old musical gems now reissued and big hits from the radioshow. Recorded live at OpenLab Ibiza, november 5, 2025.
Tracklist:
Elia y Elizabeth – Alegría
BADBADNOTGOOD & V.C.R. – Found a Light (Beale Street)
Tortoise – Works and Days
Ángela Muñoz – Noche no te vayas
Tune-Yards – Heartbreak
Vicente Navarro – La primera vez que te vi
Hirons – Being th...
2025-12-012h 00
Eat The StormsEat the Storms meets The Storms V, an audio companionThis special episode of the podcast celebrates the 5th issue of The Storms, the printed journal of poetry, prose and visual art with readings from poets and prose writers in a bumper 2-hour + extravaganza. Hosted and produced by Damien B. Donnelly, the journal was produced by Damien and issue V subeditor, Rhona Greene. Full details of guest readers is available at eatthestorms.com where you can also buy the latest issue.Our star Stormers for this episode are S.C. Flynn, Elizabeth Fevyer, Marie Marchand, Helen Laycock, John Grey, Jonathan Chibuike Ukah, Rekha Valliappan , Belinda Subraman, Özge L...
2025-11-022h 37
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaAI and Aphasia: Overcoming Communication Barriers - S3 Ep 8 with Jez HodgkinsonSend us a textAI and Aphasia: Overcoming Communication BarriersIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue' podcast, Jez shares his personal journey with Aphasia following a severe stroke in 2016. He discusses the challenges he faced in communicating and how he overcame them by starting a local Aphasia support group during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jez also delves into his long-standing interest in AI, dating back to the 1980s, and explains how AI has significantly advanced in recent years. He introduces an AI-powered app he developed to assist Aphasia sufferers in recalling words...
2025-10-2227 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaOn the tip of my tongue Series 3 Episode 7 - "Therapy Notes: Elizabeth Nightingale"Send us a textTransformative Power of Music Therapy with Elizabeth NightingaleIn this podcast episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons are joined by Elizabeth Nightingale, a neurological music therapist. The discussion delves into the impactful role of music therapy across various fields, including stroke recovery, pediatrics, and palliative care. Elizabeth shares insights into the innovative programs at Chilton Music Therapy, which blend music with community outreach and online learning. The conversation also covers the specifics of music therapy for Aphasia patients, highlighting the cognitive and...
2025-10-1522 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaInternational Aphasia Awareness Campaign with Claire BenningtonSend us a textInternational Aphasia Awareness Campaign with Claire BenningtonIn this episode of 'Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons speak with Claire Bennington, chairperson of the Australian Aphasia Association and an experienced speech and language therapist. Claire shares her extensive experience working with adults with Aphasia, details her involvement with the Australian Aphasia Association since 2018, and discusses her PhD project, which focuses on co-designing a unified international Aphasia awareness campaign. The conversation covers the current fundraising initiatives, the challenges of raising awareness for Aphasia, and the...
2025-09-0724 min
Aphasia Phil#40 When Music Loses Its Magic Living with Musical AnhedoniaBefore my stroke (2014), I used parody to comment/mock the situation in my musical life. So I've been using that to describe my new life with aphasia. The lyrics are "contrafactum" (the substitution of text for another without change to the music) and comment on how I cope with brain damage and aphasia. The irony is that despite having musical anhedonia I'm still a musician!
Gram Hall MUSIC PREPARATION https://www.ghmusicprep.com/
RecoveryAfterStroke.com and Jonathan Hirons in the UK https://onthetipofmytongue.buzzsprout.com
If you ever had Aphasia, Stroke, Tr...
2025-08-2927 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaRobert Baldock's Voice of Recovery, Music and AphasiaSend us a textOvercoming Aphasia: Robert Baldock’s Journey and AdvocacyThis episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue' features Robert Baldock, a Scottish-based composer and new media artist who experienced a severe ischemic stroke in 2017, resulting in acute aphasia and severe verbal dyspraxia. Robert shares his journey through his stroke, the challenges he faced with communication, and his path to recovery. He discusses his innovative use of technology and alternative communication methods, including a synthetic voice developed from his radio recordings. Additionally, Robert talks about his advocacy efforts for the reinstatement of th...
2025-08-0311 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaLife in the key of Aphasia - Graham HallSend us a textJoin us as Graham Hall shares his inspiring journey through music and Aphasia in our newest episode of "On the Tip of My Tongue". Learn how his passion for percussion and songwriting helps him overcome challenges. Listen today! 😊 #Aphasia #MusicHealing #PodcastLiving with Aphasia: A Journey Through Music and RecoveryRob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons discuss the impact of Aphasia following a stroke experienced by Graham 10 years ago. The podcast, titled 'On the Tip of My Tongue', complements a film about Aphasia made by Jonathan. Aphasia impairs language skills and...
2025-06-2412 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaThe Aphasia Awareness Month SpecialSend us a textAphasia in Popular Culture and Awareness: Exploring the Silent StruggleIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons delve into the world of Aphasia—a condition caused by brain injury that significantly impacts communication abilities. They discuss its portrayal in popular culture, specifically referencing a character with Aphasia in the detective series 'Department Q.' The hosts highlight the importance of Aphasia awareness, especially during June, the designated Aphasia Awareness Month. They share insights about various types of Aphasia, mention notable individuals li...
2025-06-1523 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaNavigating Conversations with Aphasia: Insights from Iain StansfieldSend us a textNavigating Conversations with Aphasia: Insights from Iain StansfieldIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons explore the intricacies of living with aphasia through a conversation with Iain Stansfield and Dr. Suzanne Beeke. Iain shares his personal journey following a stroke, emphasising the challenges of communicating with aphasia and the impact on relationships. The discussion delves into experiences from the 'Better Conversations with Aphasia' therapy group, a program developed by Dr. Beeke at UCL. Key points include the significance of video reflection...
2025-05-1913 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaDan's Journey: Triumph Over AphasiaSend us a textDan's Journey: Triumph Over AphasiaIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons delve into the life of Dan Sutton, who suffered severe head injuries from a cycling accident in 2016. These injuries resulted in Aphasia and mobility challenges. Despite his struggles, Dan founded the Minds Over Matter Social Group to create a supportive community for individuals with brain injuries. The episode explores Dan's daily routines, his love for social activities, and how he navigates the complexities of living with Aphasia...
2025-05-0911 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaBreaking Barriers: Disability Awareness and Inclusion with Sarah PetherbridgeSend us a textBreaking Barriers: Disability Awareness and Inclusion with Sarah PetherbridgeIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons discuss the challenges and misconceptions surrounding disabilities, particularly aphasia. They are joined by Sarah Petherbridge, a disability trainer and speaker who shares her experiences of living with profound deafness and working in the corporate sector. Sarah emphasizes the importance of creating inclusive workplaces and the need for a shift from diversity initiatives to genuine inclusion. She discusses the impact of government policies...
2025-04-0833 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaResilience and Recovery: Talia Lazarus' Inspiring JourneySend us a textIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons welcome Talia Lazarus, a presenter, broadcaster, and host of the mental health podcast, 'I Got Back Up.' Talia shares her harrowing story of a devastating electric scooter accident in 2021, which resulted in serious leg injuries and an 18-month rehabilitation journey. She discusses her physical and mental recovery, overcoming multiple surgeries, and even achieving the incredible feat of running a half marathon only 10 months post-surgery. The conversation delves into the power of mindset, the significance of...
2025-03-1939 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaBrain Injury and Returning to Work - Tamsin Keyes of HeadwaySend us a textUnderstanding Acquired Brain Injuries: Challenges and Support Systems plus Returning to WorkIn this episode, Jonathan interviews Tamsin Keyes, the Publications and Research Manager at HEADWAY, the Brain Injury Association. Tamsin provides an in-depth explanation of what constitutes a brain injury, ranging from traumatic incidents to medical complications like strokes and aneurysms. She also outlines the difficulties individuals face when returning to work post-injury, including cognitive challenges and workplace accommodations. The discussion highlights the hidden nature of brain injuries and the importance of awareness, support, and legal rights under the Equality...
2025-03-1127 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaBring on the nouns - Graham Hall's take on AphasiaSend us a textOvercoming Aphasia: The Journey of Graham HallIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons discuss aphasia with Graham Hall, an orchestral percussionist who suffered a stroke a decade ago. Graham shares his experiences dealing with aphasia, its impact on his career, and the challenges of regaining his speech and musical abilities. Despite losing the joy in playing music, Graham found fulfilment in music arrangement and preparation. The discussion touches on brain injury recovery, neuroplasticity, and the importance of continuous...
2025-02-2333 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaOvercoming Aphasia - Nigel Cheffers-Heard and Paula FernleySend us a textSurviving Stroke and Navigating Aphasia: Nigel's StoryThis podcast episode titled 'On the Tip of My Tongue' features Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons discussing aphasia, a language impairment often caused by a stroke or brain injury. They interview Paula Fearnley and Nigel Cheffers-Heard to hear Nigel's journey of recovering from a stroke that resulted in aphasia. Paula shares her challenges as a caregiver, their struggles with the healthcare system, and Nigel's progress over six years. The episode explores the social and occupational difficulties faced by aphasia patients and highlights the importance...
2025-02-0437 min
Glad We Had This Chat with Caroline HironsTakes New York with Jonathan Van Ness
Join Caroline Hirons, the UK’s leading skincare expert as she takes Glad We Had This Chat to the Big Apple! For 5 special episodes Caroline meets up with some of the biggest names in the beauty and skincare industry stateside.
It's the last episode of our New York Special and it's only right to go out with a big JVN shaped bang! Caroline sits down with the one and only hair genius Jonathan Van Ness to discuss JVN hair, Queer Eye in Vegas and which controversial celebrities and politicians he has a crush on..
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2025-02-0358 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaEmma Rich: Battling Aphasia and Advocating for Neuro RehabSend us a textEmma Rich: Battling Aphasia and Advocating for Neuro RehabIn this episode, Emma Rich, Charity Coordinator at Say Aphasia, shares her harrowing journey with severe brain injury and subsequent aphasia. She recounts her critical medical emergency, rehabilitation experiences, and the crucial role of neuroplasticity in her recovery. Emma discusses the importance of speech therapy, community support groups, and the uneven access to rehabilitation services. Advocating for better support and employment opportunities for brain injury and stroke survivors, Emma emphasizes the need for education, hope, and inclusive societal attitudes toward individuals with...
2025-01-0935 minOn the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaHidden Voices: Reflections on Aphasia and Care 2024 Round upSend us a textOvercoming Aphasia and the Importance of CarersIn this episode, the host reflects on past events and highlights key themes such as surviving a critical health incident in Las Vegas, the significant role of communication in recovery from strokes, and the challenges and strategies for living with aphasia. The episode also emphasizes the importance of unpaid carers, their economic contribution, and the need for perseverance in finding effective communication methods post-injury. The narrative draws an analogy to living in a foreign country to convey the experience of aphasia, highlighting its often...
2025-01-0103 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaLifting the Fog: Colin Lyall's Journey with AphasiaSend us a textJourney Through Aphasia: An Interview with Colin LyleIn this episode of the On the Tip of My Tongue podcast, Colin Lyle, founder of the Say Aphasia charity, shares his powerful journey from experiencing a stroke and developing aphasia to actively supporting others with the condition. Colin talks about his stressful lifestyle that led to his stroke, the challenges he faced during recovery, and his efforts in starting the Say Aphasia charity. The episode covers the importance of speech and language therapy, the challenges of living with aphasia, and the mission...
2024-12-1633 minOn the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaClip of On the tip of my tongue Series 2 Episode 3 - Dr Suzanne BeekeSend us a textSupport the showSupport the show: Donate Now This podcast is funded by https://www.bas.org.uk To watch Jonathan’s film: https://tipofmytonguefilm.comhttp://x.com/buffaloloungeukhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanhirons/ https://www.instagram.com/buffaloloungeThe Tavistock Trust for Aphasia websitehttp://aphasiatavistocktrust.org
2024-12-1200 minOn the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaOn the tip of my tongue Series 2 Episode 5 - Colin Lyall founder of Say AphasiaSend us a textRebuilding Lives After Stroke: Colin Lyle's Journey with AphasiaIn this episode of the Tip of My Tongue podcast, Colin Lyle, founder of the Say Aphasia charity, discusses his personal journey with aphasia following a stroke 11 years ago. Colin shares details about his former stressful career, his initial denial about the severity of his condition, and the extensive speech and language therapy that aided his recovery. He explains the challenges he faced, including the realization that he could no longer continue his previous work. Colin also talks about the founding of...
2024-12-1200 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about Aphasia"Inside Speech Therapy with Derek Munn"Send us a textUnderstanding the Role of the Royal College of Speech and Language TherapistsIn this episode of the 'Tip of My Tongue' podcast, host Jonathan and Rob engage in a detailed conversation with Derek Munn, the Director of Policy and Public Affairs at the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. Munn shares insights on his role, which involves working with UK governments, managing legislative policies, and advocating for speech and language therapy services. He discusses the history and evolution of the Royal College, highlighting its formation, the role of speech...
2024-12-0336 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaBetter Conversations with Aphasia with Dr Suzanne BeekeSend us a textBetter Conversations with Aphasia: In-Depth with Dr. Suzanne BeekIn this episode, Dr. Suzanne Beek, Associate Professor of Language and Cognition at UCL, discusses her innovative therapy called Better Conversations with Aphasia. She explains how aphasia, a communication difficulty often resulting from stroke, affects conversations and the simple strategies her program employs to improve communication between people with aphasia and their loved ones. Dr. Beek also talks about the therapeutic techniques, including video feedback, that speech and language therapists use to facilitate better conversations. The conversation also highlights...
2024-11-1044 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaLife, Aphasia, and Leadership - Pete Coady, Say Aphasia DarlingtonSend us a textOvercoming Aphasia: Pete Cody's Journey and Community ImpactIn this episode, we talk to Pete Cody, a former Mondelez Cadbury salesman who became a peer leader for Say Aphasia after a serious car accident left him with aphasia. Pete discusses the challenges he faced transitioning from a high-paced sales job to living with a communication disorder, and how he found purpose by running aphasia support groups in Darlington and Bishop Auckland. He shares stories of personal struggles, the importance of community support, and the growth and impact of the...
2024-11-0121 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaTom's Journey: Brain Injury and Recovery - Tom Ryan-ElliottSend us a textOvercoming Trauma: Tom Ryan Elliott Talks Aphasia, Epilepsy, and Workplace ChallengesIn this episode, we talk to Tom Ryan Elliott, who suffered a severe brain injury in 2014 leading to aphasia and epilepsy. He recounts his experience of how a work event in Las Vegas dramatically changed his life, leaving him in a coma and resulting in long-term disabilities. The discussion focuses on Tom's struggles and perseverance in the workplace, the lack of awareness about aphasia and epilepsy, and his journey towards building a new career in media and photography. Tom shares...
2024-10-2333 min
Pretty Curious with Jonathan Van NessHow Did You Become The Queen Of British Beauty? with Caroline HironsCaroline Hirons, the Queen of Skincare, stopped by this week’s Pretty Curious and is holding serious court, babes. Caroline gives the best skin in the biz, and she’s breaking down all the goodness she’s got going on over at her skincare brand, Skin Rocks. Plus! We’re talking Gen Alpha skincare, English breakfasts, and just exactly how the “Caroline effect” has taken over the beauty space.
Caroline grew up around the beauty industry, as both her mother and grandmother worked in the industry. From her first day on the counter in Harvey Nicho...
2024-09-0933 min
Getting Better with Jonathan Van NessPRETTY CURIOUS | How Did You Become The Queen Of British Beauty? with Caroline HironsCaroline Hirons, arguably the most important figure in British beauty, stopped by this week’s Pretty Curious and is holding serious court, babes. Caroline gives the best skin in the biz, and she’s breaking down all the goodness she’s got going on over at her skincare brand, Skin Rocks. Plus! We’re talking Gen Alpha skincare, English breakfasts, and just exactly how the “Caroline effect” has taken over the British beauty space.
Caroline grew up around the beauty industry, as both her mother and grandmother worked in the industry. From her first day on the c...
2024-09-0933 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaOn the tip of my tongue: Series 1 Episode 6 - What we have learned so far...Send us a textReflecting on the Journey: Uncovering the Themes of Aphasia AwarenessIn the final episode of Series 1 of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons review the key themes and insights from their podcast series dedicated to raising awareness about aphasia. They discuss the stigmatization and misunderstandings surrounding the condition, share personal stories from guests such as Dr. Trevor Powell and insights from Michael Shann on the role of carers. The episode underscores the importance of caring, the challenges faced by those with aphasia, and looks...
2024-08-0811 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaUnderstanding Mental Health: Is It Just Health? - with Dr Trevor PowellSend us a textIntertwined Health: Neuropsychology, Brain Health, and Insights from Dr. Trevor PowellIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' Dr. Trevor Powell, a consultant clinical neuropsychologist, discusses the interconnectedness of physical and mental health, emphasizing how psychological processes influence physical conditions. He addresses the stigma surrounding mental health by comparing it to physical health problems. Dr. Powell provides insights into neuropsychology, detailing its evolution and its critical role in assessing and rehabilitating brain injuries. The conversation touches on cognitive rehabilitation, the significance of insight in brain...
2024-07-2423 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaOn the tip of my tongue Episode 5 - Dr Trevor Powell - TrailerSend us a Text Message.In this episode we talk to Dr Trevor Powell about Neuropsychology, the Brain and Aphasia, Joe Biden and Walking Football!Trevor Powell is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Neuropsychologist with over 30 years experience of working in mental health and neuropsychology in the NHS.He is the clinical lead and manager for neuropsychology service in Berkshire and specialises in head injury (TBI) and more recently Asperger’s Syndrome (ASD).Support the Show.To watch Jonathan’s film: https://tipofmytonguefilm.comhttp://x.com...
2024-07-1800 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaOn the tip of my tongue : Series 1 Episode 4 - Carers with Ann HironsSend us a textCaring for Loved Ones with Aphasia: A Personal Journey with AnnIn this episode of the 'On the Tip of My Tongue' podcast, we welcome Ann, Jon's wife, to discuss her experience caring for a partner with aphasia following his stroke. Ann shares her professional background in psychology and addiction therapy within the NHS, which provided her some tools in managing Jon's condition. The conversation covers the initial challenges, the importance of early intervention and therapy, and the support systems and strategies Ann employed to assist John's recovery. Ann...
2024-07-1130 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaOn the tip of my tongue: Series 1 Episode 3 - Caring and carers - Michael ShannSend us a textSupporting Carers: Insights and Initiatives from Carers UKIn this episode, Michael Shann, head of carer support at Carers UK, discusses his 12.5-year journey with the charity, highlighting its mission to improve the lives of carers. He provides an in-depth overview of the services offered, including a helpline, online and in-person meetups, and various support resources. Michael also elaborates on the challenges carers face, such as mental health issues and financial difficulties, and emphasizes the vital role carers play in the economy. The conversation touches on ongoing campaigns for...
2024-06-1123 min
On the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaOn the tip of my tongue: Series 1 Episode 2 - Living with Aphasia and CharitiesSend us a textUnderstanding Aphasia: A Deep Dive into the Hidden DisabilityIn this episode of the 'On the Tip of My Tongue' podcast, hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons discuss aphasia, a little-known yet common condition affecting language and communication due to brain injury. They chat with Barbara Chalk, a retired speech and language therapist and trustee of the charity Say Aphasia, to explore why aphasia is under-recognized, the various challenges it poses, and the support structures available for those affected. Barbara shares insights on the nuances of the condition, its...
2024-05-1534 min
I Got Back Up: Getting back up with...Aphasia, Life After a Stroke: Jonathan Hirons9 out of 10 people have never heard the term “Aphasia.” Aphasia is a language disorder affecting the production or comprehension of speech and the ability to read or write due to a brain injury. Two-thirds of stroke victims of all ages have Aphasia.At age 69, Jonathan Hirons had a stroke. The complication from the stroke was Aphasia, and Jonathan was now starting all over again.A filmmaker and producer, Jonathan recently produced a short documentary about Aphasia, to create greater awareness of Aphasia by bringing it to a wider audience.So, how...
2024-04-2334 minOn the tip of my tongue - talking about AphasiaOn the tip of my tongue: Series 1 Episode 1 - Living with AphasiaSend us a textUnderstanding Aphasia: Personal Journeys and InsightsIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons delve into the challenges and experiences of living with aphasia, a language disorder caused by brain injury. Jonathan shares his personal journey following a stroke, highlighting the struggles and the gradual recovery process. The discussion covers different types of aphasia, the importance of early therapy, and the social perceptions and misconceptions surrounding the condition. The episode aims to raise awareness, inspire hope, and provide valuable information...
2024-03-1923 min
JournalSpotting#50 Journal Round Up// Sats & Skin Colour, Paracetamol Danger, Sugar vs Sweetener, Latest in Flozins, Banning Tanning, AF with RVR, Exercise or death, Beer FacesWant to hear key medical literature facts to help become that awesome doctor, whilst also being able to tell if people like beer by their facial expressions?Your ears are in the right place.Dr LJ Smith, Dr Camille Hirons, Dr Jonathan Hudson and Dr Barnaby Hirons scour and digest the latest and greatest medical literature out there... and some other fun stuff too: Why pulse oximeters miss deadly hypoxia in people of colour. How paracetamol and sodium can kill. Are sweeteners a safe alternative to sugar? E...
2022-04-0559 min
Pen to Print - Podcasts for Aspiring WritersWrite On! Audio Episode Six: February 2022Thank you for listening to the Write On! Audio February 2022 edition. As always, our presenter is Tiffany Clare and we have contributions from Palak Tewary, Eithne Cullen, Danny Rhodes, Cailean Steed, Charlotte Webb and Jonathan Hirons
Our running order for this edition is
· Inspirational moments from Palak Tewary and Eithne Cullen
· An introduction from our editor, Madeleine White
· Writing tips from Danny Rhodes
· An interview with the 2021 Pen To Print Audio Play Competition winner Cailean Steed
· This month’s showcase is compiled and introduced by Charlotte Webb . The fea...
2022-02-2346 min
Stroke StoriesStroke Stories Episode 49 - Jonathan Hirons and Paz Hevia SelinaOn this episode of Stroke Stories, we chat to Jonathan Hirons, and Paz Hevia Selina. Jonathan suffered a stroke at the age of 69 - he is now using his skills as a film maker to help his local stroke group.Paz's stroke happened when she was 29, and is thinking of setting up her own support group. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-10-1924 min