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DysfunctionalHighly Sensitive in a Hyper-Triggering WorldIn this solo episode of Dysfunctional, Josh asks a raw question:Is the world actually worse, or are we just being fed constant content that keeps us triggered?As a highly sensitive person, Josh reflects on how algorithms exploit empathy, why stress has become a hidden addiction, and how our compassion is being stretched to breaking point. He dives into the danger of compassion fatigue, the blurred line between activism and doomscrolling, and why protecting your nervous system matters more than ever.This is a conversation for anyone who feels overwhelmed by the...
2025-09-2333 min
DysfunctionalThe Day I Stopped Forgiving My Mother with Dr. Sherrie CampbellIn this raw and unfiltered conversation, Josh sits down with Dr. Sherrie Campbell — psychologist, author, and unapologetic disruptor in the toxic family space — ahead of their joint Come Home to Yourself event in Los Angeles on October 4th.What starts as an excited chat about the event quickly dives deep into some of the most taboo and misunderstood truths about healing from family abuse:Why forgiveness can become a weapon that keeps you trapped.How anger is an emotion of justice — and why you need it to set real boundaries.The myth that boundaries can “fix” toxic people...
2025-08-121h 22
DysfunctionalWhen There's No Bad Parts with Kevin O’NeillJosh is joined by IFS coach Kevin O’Neill — the man who guided him through 10 transformational sessions of Internal Family Systems work. Together, they explore what it really means to stop fighting your inner world and start leading from your Self. Josh shares the breakthrough that changed everything: realizing he was still judging himself through the lens of who he was at 22. They dive into shame, identity, addiction, inner protectors, and why even the messiest parts of us are just trying to help. This episode is a raw and moving deep-dive into parts work, masculinity, and what happens when you...
2025-06-171h 12
Dysfunctional13 Years Sober: My JourneyIn this deeply personal and vulnerable episode, Josh Connolly shares his journey to 13 years of sobriety. But this isn’t just a story about putting down the drink. It’s a story of survival, chaos, pain, and ultimately transformation.Josh opens up about his early experiences with cannabis at age 12, the spiral into alcohol and hard drugs, and the chaos that followed — from blackouts and self-destruction to brushes with death. He recounts traumatic events, addiction-fueled madness, and his darkest moments, where the idea of escape felt like the only way out.But...
2025-05-131h 09
DysfunctionalF the System: You’re Not Broken, the System IsNot my longest podcast ever but boy do I go in! I am passionate about this and challenging the abusive system is my main passion from now onTackling Systemic Issues: Conversations on Economic Inequality and Mental HealthIn this episode, Josh Connolly dives deep into systemic issues, focusing on economic inequality, mental health, and societal structures. He reflects on Gary Stevenson's insights from the 'Steven Bartlett Podcast,' discussing how the system is rigged against the working class and the role of socioeconomic factors in mental health challenges. Josh also critiques the...
2025-03-2538 min
DysfunctionalNavigating Toxic RelationshipsDiving into your questions on toxic parents and dysfunctional relationships. Here is what AI thought - In this bite-sized episode of Dysfunctional, Josh Connolly tackles listener questions about dealing with toxic parents, finding emotional independence, and navigating complex family dynamics. Josh offers practical advice on embracing one's true self, handling smear campaigns, and the challenges of caring for abusive parents. He also touches upon the difficulties of gratitude and finding personal worth. Tune in for an insightful discussion on healing from a dysfunctional childhood while maintaining personal boundaries and integrity.00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
2025-03-1828 min
DysfunctionalAre You a Highly Sensitive Person?I am highly sensitive person so this subject is definitely a passion one for me. I get into in this episode and y passion clearly shines through. Here is what ai thought - The Strength and Struggle of Highly Sensitive People | Episode 17In this episode, Josh Connolly dives deeply into the topic of highly sensitive people (HSPs) and the unique traits and challenges they face. He shares his personal experiences and beliefs about the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to high sensitivity. Josh also talks about the distinction between se...
2025-03-1151 min
DysfunctionalBad Therapy?!After a post online about enabling therapists sparked some really powerful conversations, I had to take the opportunity to do a deep dive into therapy as we know it. Hold onto your hats because this one gets crunchy. Here is what AI made of it all - The Complex World of Therapy: Pros, Cons, and My Personal JourneyIn this episode, Josh Connolly explores the intricate topic of therapy, inspired by a recent post he shared on social media. Josh discusses his own experiences with therapy, including both positive breakthroughs an...
2025-03-0443 min
DysfunctionalWhat Is Gaslighting?This episode is a deep dive into gaslighting, its origins, whether it is overused and why it is such an awful form of abuse. Here is what AI makes of it - In this episode, Josh Connolly discusses the concept of gaslighting, exploring its history, origins from a 1938 play, and its use in abusive relationships. He emphasises the importance of recognizing and understanding gaslighting, detailing its characteristics and impact on victims, particularly in toxic family dynamics. Josh also shares personal updates, including the launch of his online program Deeper you, upcoming breathwork sessions, and his book r...
2025-02-2532 min
DysfunctionalA Historic 92 Miles to Downing Street: A Fight For Children of AlcoholicsI sat down and shared my experience of the a historic moment for children of alcoholics everywhere! Here’s what AI makes of it - Walking for Change: A 92-Mile Journey to Downing StreetJoin Josh Connolly as he recounts his incredible three-day journey, walking 92 miles with over 215,000 steps to raise awareness for children affected by parental alcoholism. Starting from his home and culminating at 10 Downing Street, Josh shares the physical and emotional challenges he faced, the inspiration behind the walk, and the overwhelming support he received. He also highlights the...
2025-02-1842 min
DysfunctionalTraits of a Child Of An AlcoholicIt is coaweek - a week to raise awareness for children of alcoholics and as a proud ambassador for Nacoa I am shouting about it all week. This episode I dive into 21 traits of a child of an alcoholic. You can find Nacoa here - Nacoa.org.ukTo Sponser me go here - https://www.justgiving.com/page/josh-connolly-2And for deeper you it is here - https://www.joshconnolly.co.uk/deeper-youHere is what AI makes of it all - Back fr...
2025-02-1141 min
DysfunctionalNavigating Toxic Parents: Your Questions AnsweredMy daughter is off school sick, so we are coming from my living room with little planning time so I used it to answer a bunch of your questions and there was some deep ones! There's also a bit of insight into my scattered mind and even stop to take some breaths at some point. Here is what AI made of it all - In this episode of 'Dysfunctional,' Josh Connolly addresses common questions about growing up with toxic parents, the impacts of emotional abuse, and the complexities of estrangement. Filmed from his living room...
2025-01-2832 min
DysfunctionalAre We Talking About Mental Health Too Much?This one was a tricky one to tackle and I could feel my anxiety throughout the episode which means it was a needed conversation. Buckle up for this one, because you might not agree with a lot of my points! Here is what AI thought about it - Are We Talking About Mental Health Too Much? - Exploring the Overwhelm and Societal ImpactIn Episode 11, host Josh Connolly delves into the controversial question: Are we discussing mental health too excessively? Josh shares his personal experiences with overwhelm, anxiety, and hypervigilance. He also highlights t...
2025-01-2149 min
DysfunctionalI'd Rather Be The Scapegoat!As I hit the 10th episode, I have decided to go out of mine and your comfort zone even more. No more playing safe. I look at what's happening culturally with DEI and peoples hysteria around misinformation before a deeeeep chat on scapegoats. Here is what AI thought of it all - Embracing Uncomfortable Conversations: In the milestone 10th episode of the 'Dysfunctional' podcast, host Josh Connolly reflects on his journey so far, revealing his desire to tackle more challenging and controversial topics. He discusses his views on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE...
2025-01-1449 min
DysfunctionalShould You Forgive Your Toxic Parents?I have wanted to do a bit of a deep dive into forgiveness for a long time and so I am glad to be able to get to do it today. I have some strong opinions on this and having done a little bit of research, my opinions have only got stronger. If you feel like forgiveness is unfairly pushed on you, this one is for you. Here is what AI thinks about it all. Navigating Forgiveness: Exploring Accountability, Family Dynamics, and Toxic RelationshipsIn this episode, Josh Connolly dives deep into the c...
2025-01-0741 min
DysfunctionalHealing Happens in CommunityIn this episode I list the 5 things I would change if I could wave a magic wand as we head into 2025. I also answer a couple of questions on toxic parents. Here's what AI thinks about it - In the final podcast of 2024, Josh Connolly begins with a calming breathwork exercise to address technical difficulties and set the tone. He reflects on the significance of community, especially how it has deteriorated over the years due to the loss of key social structures like pubs, community centers, and religious gatherings. Josh underscores the crucial...
2024-12-3143 min
DysfunctionalWe Need to Talk About Children of AlcoholicsI have fully reignited my passion for supporting the plight of children of alcoholics and I dive into why in this episode. But this not before talking about spiritual bypassing and the problems it causes! If you are impacted by parental drinking you can find support at Nacoa.org.uk Here is what AI made of it all - Understanding Children of Alcoholics | Toxic Relationships & RecoveryIn this episode, Josh Connolly discusses the impacts of growing up with alcoholic parents, the dynamics of emotional abuse, and the jou...
2024-12-1039 min
DysfunctionalWe all Want to BelongI said I would bring you my honest energy each time and I definitely do that here. You are gunna get to know me on deep level if you listen in to these every week that's for sure. An emotional one! Here is what our good friend AI has to say - Finding Belonging: Breathwork, Community and Authenticity | Episode 4In this episode, Josh Connolly reflects on his first 'Belong' in-person event, discussing its significance, the importance of morning routines, and personal authenticity. He shares insights on social media pressures, t...
2024-12-0335 min
DysfunctionalTruth, Pain, and Toxic DynamicsOnce again I go deep on this one. The main topics are role models in the mens space and why young boys seems drawn to Andrew Tate. Then I look at why I say 'toxic parents' before the questions...there is of course loads in between. Here's what AI makes of it all - In Episode 3 of 'Dysfunctional,' host Josh Connolly delves into various significant topics including the complexities of mental health, the power of the mind-body connection, and the profound influence of toxic family dynamics. Josh reflects on the differences between presenting struggles authentically...
2024-11-2653 min
DysfunctionalPeople Pleasing, Emotional Intimacy & ConfrontationI feel like the podcast has arrived with this episode. I go deep on the topics in the title and I think you are going to love it. Here is what AI said about it. - In this episode, Josh dives deep into his personal struggles and experiences surrounding people-pleasing, confrontation, and emotional intimacy. Despite technical difficulties, he remains authentic, discussing the impact of childhood trauma on adult relationships and self-awareness. Engaging with his audience, Josh answers questions about inner healing and dealing with toxic parental relationships. The discussion spans across various topics, including the mental h...
2024-11-191h 00
DysfunctionalEmbracing Authenticity and FearWelcome to the first ever episode of Dysfunctional. In this episode I wanted to introduce you to exactly how this podcast is going to work. Me going off on different tangents with no plan whatsoever. It's like a 45 minute personal voice note from my chaotic mind. In future, expect topics of discussion but for now, welcome to the wonderful world of me. Oh and here is what AI makes of it all; Welcome to Dysfunctional: Embracing Authenticity and FearIn the inaugural episode of 'Dysfunctional,' Josh...
2024-11-1145 min
115 MilesAre you a true ally?One of the realest, most raw conversations that we have ever had about our friendship. With the recent race riots occurring in the UK, we track back a little further to what began with an innocuous Whatsapp message from Josh to Has that led to an heated conversation about race between us. Within that, as ever between us, the conversation led to insight and better understanding of each other. And this has led Josh to some heartfelt commitments around his privilege, community and role he wants to play in being an ally. It...
2024-08-2156 min115 MilesDo you ever feel like an imposter?With the recent launch of tyllr for Has and Josh being off grid this week, we have a special re-issue of one of our most popular episodes ever.Do you have persistent feelings of inadequacy, self-doubt and fears of being exposed as a fraud?If the answer is yes, then you could one of the many millions of us that suffer with Imposter Syndrome.According to YOUGOV, 66% of Britons find it difficult to receive praise or compliments from others. Around 57% downplay their achievements and criticise themselves more than others criticise t...
2024-05-2958 min115 MilesCould you overcome your addictions?We recorded this special episode on a very special day - May 14th, which is also Josh's 12 year sobriety anniversary.As you might imagine, we dedicated our conversation to exploring Josh's journey, but also in doing so, we go deeper into society's relationship with addiction, our own less obvious addictions and the importance of active listening vs advice giving.We end with some powerful reflections - an exercise we think we'd all benefit from doing regularly.A big conversation on a big day. We hope you enjoy it....
2024-05-151h 00
Deeper Awareness PodcastUnlocking Childhood Trauma: Josh Connolly’s Journey to Inner Freedom"Unlocking Childhood Trauma: Josh Connolly's Journey to Inner Freedom" delves into Josh's profound insights on healing from childhood wounds and fostering inner growth amidst life's challenges.
Highlights
💬**Trauma in Childhood:** Josh opens up about growing up with a father who struggled with alcoholism, leading to a tumultuous and dysfunctional family environment. This experience deeply affected his emotional development and relational dynamics in adulthood.
🧠**Influence on Adult Behavior:** The trauma and chaos of Josh's childhood left lasting imprints on his psyche, influencing his responses to stress, his patterns of relating to others, and his overall sense of self-w...
2024-04-081h 23115 MilesSpecial episode: Our big announcements!Ok...this is a special one for us. In this episode, we (Josh & Has) dig into our secret projects that we've been alluding to on the podcast for the last year.Has talks about his new manager platform that he's launching today, tyllr, and what makes it so different from everything else out there.And although Josh's book, "It's Them, Not You", isn't quite a secret anymore, we talk about why it's so important and the impact we believe it will have in the world.We think of our listeners as friends, so...
2024-03-2059 min115 MilesDo you worry about your body image?In this episode we (Josh Connolly & Hasan Khair) get into body image. Research suggests that girls are more likely to be dissatisfied with their appearance and their weight than boys. In a recent survey, 46% of girls reported that their body image causes them to worry 'often' or 'always', compared to 25% of boys.We discuss the increasing pressures on boys and girls both, but particularly around whether we believe the stat around boys is entirely accurate.We explore our own journeys around body image and whether we would go under the knife to preserve o...
2024-01-2458 min115 MilesIs Dry January worth it?Welcome back to our first episode of 2024! In this episode, we (Hasan Khair & Josh Connolly) reflect on our big years ahead before diving into the controversy that engulfed our content from the last episode around Joey Barton.We explore what happens when you unwittingly get pulled outside of your echo chamber and get exposed to the darker side of internet communities. From there, we move into Dry January and delve into the practice of abstinence from alchohol. We discuss its value and the inevitable correlation to the wider conversations around addiction and overconsumption.I...
2024-01-1057 min115 MilesImposter Syndrome, life’s big questions and sweating deadlinesDo you have persistent feelings of inadequacy, self-doubt and fears of being exposed as a fraud?If the answer is yes, then you could one of the many millions of us that suffer with Imposter Syndrome.According to YOUGOV, 66% of Britons find it difficult to receive praise or compliments from others. Around 57% downplay their achievements and criticise themselves more than others criticise them.Imposter Syndrome is real and for many people, it prevents them from moving forward in their lives.In this episode of 115 miles, we go deep on this topic, b...
2023-04-0558 min115 MilesFriends vs mates, judging people and being misunderstoodApparently, the average friendship lasts 17 years.Are you still friends with people from school?Who is in your closest circle?What makes a good friend?In this episode, we (Josh and Has) go deep on friendship. We explore what the difference is between being mates and being great friends.We also explore judging people on the tube, how we're misunderstood and how we're doing on our words of the year.Hope you enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-03-2253 min115 MilesEmpty cartons, 300 years and re-designing the worldAt the time of publishing this episode, we are three centuries away from Gender Parity according to the UN Secretary General.We live in a world, where less than 1% of venture capital money in the UK is invested in all female founder teams, compared to 89% in all male teams.A world where 1 in every 10 women globally between the ages of 15-49 was subjected to subjected to sexual and/or physical violence by an intimate partner.On Wednesday 8th March 2023, International Women’s Day, we, Josh and Has, ask what’s the point of it?
2023-03-0859 min115 MilesDeath penalties, unpopular opinions and erasing wordsWe (Josh & Has) start the show looking at tearing down some opinions - either popular ones we disagree with or ones of ours we know will be unpopular. This conversation definitely takes us down a few rabbit holes...We then go into the topic of whether texts written in the past should be re-written for the modern age - specifically we discussed Roald Dahl's works being re-edited and published.This was a deep conversation - with introspection, contradictions and pause for thought - are we simply not understanding the needs of this next generation?
2023-02-2255 min115 MilesTrippy dinner parties, trusting your core and needing to hear itIf you’ve ever worried about a friend, loved one, family member, partner who you think is on the edge of addiction, this episode is for you.In this latest 115 miles, we (Josh and Has) discuss how a light-hearted bit of banter led us both to a bit of soul searching and then ultimately some positive action for Josh.We talk about how we’re all faced at some time or another with feeling helpless around how to tackle a difficult conversation with someone that might be triggering or met with confrontation.We dive...
2023-02-081h 01115 MilesControversial opinions, music snobbery and understanding traumaIf you've ever watched Room 101, you'll love the start of this episode. You'll get an insight into our (Josh & Has) pet peeves and what triggers our crankiness. You may or may not agree with the choices though!The big topic this episode is understanding how trauma or traumatic moments feed our adult lives, using Has' recent exploration into his own childhood as a basis for this important conversation.Vulnerable, open and emotional - we hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording this episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast...
2023-01-2553 min115 MilesModerate hopes, big intentions and striking at the heart of powerA big start to 2023! We (Josh & Has) begin by talk ing about our personal intentions for the year and our hopes for wider society in 2023.Our main discussion centres around the sweeping legislation coming into effect in the UK around 'anti-striking' and who it will ultimately affect.We also discuss the mandatory mathematics to 18yrs and our views around why these plans are being introduced.A flying start to our podcast for the new year! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-01-1151 min115 MilesFestive reflections, world cup burglaries and what’s in your sock drawer?This is our (Josh & Has) final episode of 2022 and to keep with tradition, it's a festive reflective one.We begin by discussing whether Raheem Stirling should have gone home when he was burgled during the World Cup, before accidentally tripping into the topic of Josh's sock drawer and cupboard.We discuss the upcoming strikes and our current points of view before moving into some reflections of 2022.No spoilers, but Josh has the worst name for the book that sums up his year. No kidding, it's really bad.Enjoy and see you...
2022-12-1453 min115 MilesJungle-washing crooks, everything eventually cracks and time machine conundrumsIn the penultimate episode of 2022, we (Josh & Has) actually start with a serious chat around whether we are currently in one of the worst times of society...but fear not, we pick things up and explore our cringiest memories, what we'd do with a time machine and a challenge exclusively for Josh to consider.The now infamous 'emotional check in' takes a different spin - looking at the yin/yang of feelings we might be having - showing that we can hold many things at once.We then wade into Matt Hancock on Celebrity Jungle...
2022-11-3055 min115 MilesWorld Cup controversies, fake crisps and is hair bio-degradable?Another very early start in the studio for us - we kick off in our usual high pace style that sees us go from breakfasts, packed lunches, posters on 15yr olds walls, flatpack furniture and then some very interesting facts! This was all in the first 6 minutes!From there, we had a deeper personal check in around health, systems, ripple effects and the power of our minds in forming good & bad habits.We then wade deep into the controversy of the World Cup - exploring the strong feelings about this particular event, human rights and...
2022-11-1655 min115 MilesFood addictions, non-repping prime ministers and free speeching hate.We (Josh & Has) always begin with the hardest questions of society - ie...how do you eat your Weetabix? Once we established that it has to be warm milk, we moved onto a subject close to us - food addiction and talked about how difficult it is to declare, diagnose and manage, given it is not regarding with the same view as other addictions.We talk about the new UK Prime Minister, looking at his voting record as an MP to explore what kind of PM he will be, before moving into a discussion about representation.
2022-11-021h 00115 MilesHustle fans, predictive thoughts and trolling cowards.Recording this episode early on a Monday morning, we (Josh & Has) talk about hustling and the current backlash against it on social media. We discuss Whether we believe Liz Truss has much time left as Prime Minister (spoiler: we don't) and we talk about current activism in the UK and how people are responding to it. Josh introduces a little fun with our phones before moving onto the topic of online trolling.In this conversation, we dive into some comments Has received after posting a 115 Miles conversation on social media - we look at that a...
2022-10-1952 min115 MilesPerfect control freaks, cost of surviving and not saying sorryIn this episode, we (Josh Connolly and Hasan Khair) unsurprisingly go deep on the economic crisis affecting the UK. We discuss the current government's disastrous policies that have plunged society into further hardship by exploring some of the costs involved and who it will hit hardest (hint: it's not the top 1%!)Earlier in our check-in, we talk about perfectionism and needing to be in control and how that can drive pressure and anxiety. As usual, we try to take on the hardest topics through our normal approach - curiosity, humour and challenge. We ho...
2022-10-0555 min115 MilesLate starts, concentrated driving and farewell to the QueenWe have a running start on this episode as the trains really tried to stop Josh from getting to the 115 Miles studio. Trains cancelled, stuck in traffic and running late, Josh was further hindered by needing to really focus during his drive... you have to listen to find out why!As you'd expect the day after the Queen's funeral, our conversation was dominated by her passing. In true 115 style, we tried to dig a little deeper and explored our feelings around the events and also whether they conjured up any other feelings around the monarchy.
2022-09-2136 min115 MilesDesert island curries, ’less money mo’ problems’, and community powerIf you were on a deserted island, what would you need? This is how we (Josh and Has) start our conversation. You may be surprised by some of the answers.From there, we dive headfirst into the serious stuff. We talk about the cost of living crisis and its devastating impact on people and the lack of care or plan from the UK government to tackle this issue affecting the lower 50% of the economic ladder. We talk about the rising community movements - Enough is Enough and Don't Pay UK and how people are coming together.
2022-09-0754 min115 MilesSneezing facts, buying happiness and heatwave lovingWhat did Americans use before toilet paper was invented?What did folks say before 'cheese' became the word for photos?What speed do sneezes come out?Yes - we tackle the big stuff on 115 Miles...Josh's facts make another appearance and as ever, you will leave more bountiful with knowledge.We have our emotional check in before diving into a very important discussion - does money make you happy? In this chat, we talk holistically, but also dive into some personal stories on the topic.Hope you enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast...
2022-08-2452 min115 MilesSteamy contraband, treacherous sailing and unequal winnersWe (Josh & Has) begin this episode by learning more about Josh's steam room business meetings and how he introduces contraband into the game.Has then asks Josh a series of questions in a segment he called 'Inside the Mind of Josh Connolly' where he discovered that Josh once gazed at Tom Hardy at Coral Reef swimming pool in Bracknell. There are plenty of other gems in this conversation.Onto the real topics of the day, Has introduces a saying "Fail we may, Sail we must" made famous by the late DJ & music producer, Andrew Weatherall...
2022-08-1047 min115 MilesRaising toasts, feedback burns and the drugs don’t workJosh hits us up with some interesting fact based questions again - by the end of this podcast you will know what the Spice Girls were originally going to be called. (If that isn't high quality audio entertainment, we don't know what is!)From this auspicious start, we move into our check in - reflecting on how we are and have been feeling over the past few weeks.We talk about feedback - and how even the toughest of messages can lead to incredible life changes for people. Following this, we discuss the recent study...
2022-07-2759 min115 MilesBye bye Boris, being in control and ice cream not quenching thirstThe first episode after Boris' resignation was always going to be dominated by our (Josh & Has) perspective on the matter. Rather than dwell on Bojo himself, we explore the unexpected scenario of there being more ethnic minority background candidates than white ones for the Conservative parter leader.We explore whether this is progressive, or given the individuals involved, regressive for people of colour's perceptions of opportunities in public life.We then move into the topic of feeling out of control and ways we can take it back when we feel overwhelmed.And then...
2022-07-1352 min115 MilesSupreme injustice, woke builders and striking at the heart of powerIn this week's episode, Josh fires us up with 3 crazy facts about life...we hope you'll be as amazed as Has was about some of them.From there, a check in leads us to having a conversation about Anxiety and how to acknowledge and deal with our feelings in the moment.We go deep on Roe Vs Wade being overturned and explore our views and responsibilities as men here in the UK. We discuss a recent Daily Mail article ridiculing builders for being 'woke' because they discuss their feelings, do Yoga and and d...
2022-06-291h 04115 MilesHonest reviews, trial by social media and finding your purposeWe (Josh and Has) get back in the studio together for a lovely conversation as the sun shines outside.We begin by exploring how we are feeling in the moment - embodying what is present for us both through the power of realtime reflection. We then explore one of our favourite topics of systems and habits as a way as a mechanism to reframe and transition from work into home life.From there, we talk about the impact of trial by social media on the Depp/Heard case and its implications for how we judge...
2022-06-151h 01115 MilesProgress over perfection, stealing human rights and the case against censorshipWe (Josh and Has) are back in the studio together for the latest episode of 115 Miles.We discuss Josh's reflections after reaching 10 years of sobriety at the weekend, which leads us into a broader conversation around personal transformation journeys, mountains, and navigating obstacles.From there we move into the topic of Priti Patel's new sweeping reforms of Stop & Search and the disproportionate targeting of on Black and Asian communities. This was a robust conversation that led us to the topic of censorship and Twitter's impending sale to Elon Musk.A HUGE episode with...
2022-05-181h 00115 MilesUn-systemic eating, avoiding sensationalist news and bowing out gracefullyWe're back! After a little break from recording, we (Josh & Has) return with a conversation that begins with a check in and leads us to discuss systems and binge eating.We talk about Mental Health Awareness Week and the job of companies before and after this week. We dive into the Depp/Heard trial (or rather how we've tried to avoid it) and then move into our very personal reasons be cheerful. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-05-0459 min115 MilesTHE slap, a decade of change and emotional spacesEven though we're over a week on, we (Josh & Has) had to talk about THE Will Smith slap. Beginning with an argument about whether it was a joke about alopecia or not, we moved into the psychology of the slap and what could lead a person to react in a moment. We try to reflect on how we might react or how we do sometimes behave when pushed to our limits.From there, we move into a conversation about a very important date in May - May 14th to be precise - which marks 10 years of sobriety...
2022-04-0654 min115 MilesMonday night shapes, the elusive leader and hypocritical truth tellers.We (Josh and Has) begin with a weary eyed Has talking about his late evening dancing the night before, in which we also discovered that Josh is a faux hip hop fan too.Moving onto more serious things, we talked about how Boris Johnson has seemingly escaped once again and explore whether this points to public apathy around his misdemeanours.Josh then explores the impact of the invasion by Russia in Ukraine on Has and people around him, which leads to broad discussion around the role that the media plays in shaping society's views about...
2022-03-2359 min115 MilesFizzy hacks, uncomfortable endearments and default settings.In this episode, we (Josh and Has) begin talk about the virtues of sparkling water in Josh's battle with carbonated drinks. Thankfully, we move on from that pretty quickly in the deeper topic around self value and not seeing what others see in us.We explore why we find it more difficult to identify our value vs our ability to spot our flaws. From there, we move into the power of re-framing thoughts.Has then asks Josh to think about our natural 'default' settings - possibly our truest authentic self, when that shows up and...
2022-03-0959 min115 MilesGraceless swimming, restful learnings and COA weekWe (Josh and Has) have an altogether different conversation this week. We talk about mustard yellow being one of Has's favourite colours, storm Eunice, erratic swimming before we get into the meaty topic of rest and recuperation.We discuss the value of rest on us as humans through exploring what Has learnt from his week of last week. This leads us to a conversation on gruelling work schedules and where responsibility lies for dealing with this - is it the individual or employer?It's a rounded discussion with some personal tips on how to makes t...
2022-02-231h 00115 MilesFlow states, uncomfortable coughs and saying sorry cos you got caughtWarning: this could be our punchiest episode yet.We (Josh and Has) kick things off by talking about flow states - how to get things done in a world that's constantly moving at pace.Josh talks about the incredible work he is doing in creating space for men to help them become open to being vulnerable and talking more. We discuss the importance of this on wider society, as well as for the individuals concerned.We then wade into the Joe Rogan and the current conversation around Spotify. This was a very heated...
2022-02-091h 13115 MilesHigh focus, dragon-slayers and what kind of party d’ya call this?We (Josh and Has) start the episode by reviewing the year so far into January before heading into the topic of focus, a subject we're both reading a book by Johan Hari about.We talk about the newest dragon on Dragon's Den, Steven Bartlett and how he's making a splash and disrupting things.Inevitably - we move into 'partygate' (how could we not??) and we talk about the drivers behind their behaviour. This leads to a really powerful discussion about the addictive nature of power.We hope you enjoy it. Hosted...
2022-01-261h 00115 MilesIntentional fails, BYOB and the first big cancel of 2022We're back with a bang with the first episode of 2022! We (Josh & Has) begin the conversation reflecting on the break and move into the topic of new year's resolutions. We discuss why so many people fail at keeping them and talk about the notion of intentions vs goals.From there, we wade into the inevitable topic du jour, which is the government getting caught having parties during lockdown whilst imposing strict lockdown rules on the nation. I ask Josh whether it is necessary to investigate this now after almost 2 years - the answer in unsurprising....
2022-01-121h 03115 MilesTech fails, email etiquette and emotional check-insOk - we're not gonna lie, this one is short and sweet. Our tech realised it's the end of the year and thought "nah, I'm not having this.." and decided to fail on us.Before that though, we (Josh and Has) go down am email etiquette wormhole before we thankfully save ourselves and get into an emotional check in with each other.Finally, we just hit a hot topic on the current situation in the UK before our tech mishap.Unfortunately, we didn't have time to re-record before the break, so rather than...
2021-12-2225 min115 MilesChoco wars, expanded comfort zones and no eagles have no regretsIn this penultimate episode of the year, we (Josh and Has) kick off a very deep topic - what is the best Christmas chocolate of all? Strong opinions held strongly, that's for sure.From there, we move into the topic of comfort zones, playing safe and learning to move past our blocks.We then talk about showing up with authenticity, being courageous and not being afraid to express who you are in the world.Lots of laughs, particularly at Has' idea of a first tattoo.Enjoy! Hosted o...
2021-12-0854 min115 MilesGenderless brits, judging at first glance and fatherless dads.This week, we (Josh and Has) jump straight into things by talking about the things that Has integrated into life since talking about his overwhelm in the last episode.We then talk about some things going on in the world - such as the Brit awards changes and the furore over a celebrity's recent 'Squid Game' party.Josh then leads us into a deep conversation as two fathers who grew up without fathers. A very personal and vulnerable space for us both that we explore not just for fathers, or even parents, but everyone who...
2021-11-241h 00115 MilesOverwhelm, out of touch gurus and the poor keep getting poorerIn this episode, we (Josh and Has) talk about overwhelm. We discuss how it can show up differently for different people - resilience goes into overdrive for Has, and for others it brings other things like wellbeing to the fore.We talk about the role that both individuals and organisations have to play to deal with stress and burnout.From there, we go deep into the topic of poverty and particularly around children, where in the UK today, 1 in 3 children grows up in poverty.We talk about celebrity gurus and their often out...
2021-11-101h 00115 MilesDogmatic crowds, free speech tees and first times for everythingA slightly later episode this week as Josh did some much needed R&R with his family in Jamaica.However, as soon as we get going, we (Josh & Has) pick up where we left off last time and talk divided opinions on our last episode around blackfishing and culture appropriation.We talk about the book 'The Madness of Crowds' - an ideologically rightwing view on the power of crowd mentality, which leads to some quite heated debate at timed and divided opinions from us both.From there, we move onto the topic free...
2021-10-291h 05115 MilesBlackfishing, mental health privilege and channeling our sisuWe (Josh and Has) head into a challenging conversation around blackfishing - particularly at how the media seems to give guys who do it a pass, whilst focusing on the women who do it. As you might expect, this leads us into a wider conversation around cultural appreciation and appropriation.We then talk about World Mental Health Day in the context of inequity and privilege - discussing how many in society both lack access and are unrepresented in mental health support.We end on a discussion about the happiest country in the world before heading...
2021-10-131h 00115 MilesAwkward eyes, forecourt justice and a tale of two deathsThis is a special one - the very first episode of 115 Miles with us (Josh and Has) in the same room together.After an awkward feeling start, we move into the main topics on our minds, which unsurprisingly begins with the "fuel crisis" in the UK and a discussion about who's actually responsible for it.We then discuss the tragic death of Sabina Nessa and the difference in both reporting of her death and the subsequent national reaction, compared to the tragic death of Sarah Everard. We talk about police tactics, policy and the notion...
2021-09-291h 06115 MilesExpressos, stressed out days and good immigrants.We're kicking off Season 2 by talking about Josh's breakfast, but fear not, the rest of the conversation definitely goes up in quality from there ;-).We talk about about Emma Raducanu's incredible US Open win and the subsequent conversations that have ensued around her heritage and about multiculturalism in the UK. We then move into the rising levels of stress and anxiety that Gen Z and Millennials are going through today, and the continued stigma around mental health in this country.The chat is polished off as always by our reasons to be c...
2021-09-1558 min115 MilesA divided nation, deceptive directions and summertime vibesSchool's out for the summer! In this final episode before a well earned summer break, Josh and Has inevitably wade into the European Cup final and the events of racism that followed. They discuss the state of a divided nation and the support for the black players following the abhorrent racism directed at them. Josh and Has then move into the fast approaching 'unlocking' of England from Covid restrictions and the confusing nature of the Government's communications, highlighting a strategy of 'plausible deniability'.A great conversation to end on before the return later in September 2021.
2021-07-1449 min115 MilesFamous kisses, hairy rugs and speaking upIn the penultimate episode before a well earned summer break, Josh and Has, like a thrilling fairground ride, go upwards, downwards and sideways and everywhere in between.They have a lighthearted chat about Has' birthday, the Euros and the illicit Matt Hancock kiss and Hollywood's most famous kiss.Josh and Has discuss the notion of following instructions without questioning them and the fear of wanting healthy debate but being fearful of the impact of doing so.As usual, some reasons to be cheerful to add a cherry on top of a broad conversation.
2021-06-3057 min115 MilesIce baths, lazy vibes and Freudian fraudsAfter a little half term break, Josh and Has return with another rollercoaster of a conversation - beginning with Josh's ice bath practice before inadvertently falling into the topic of 'dodgy' teachers and then swiftly recovered into the breathing master Wim Hof.They talk about the extension of lockdown and the lack of education around natural means of immune boosting (vs vaccinations).Has then asks Josh about what's driving Priti Patel's Agenda (after asking if she's a bigger alien than Keir Starmer) before moving into the conversation of feeling tired, bored and needing a break...
2021-06-1658 min115 MilesGetting jiggly with it, cheeky hugs and helping hands to say goodbyeAnother cracking conversation between Josh and Hasan in this latest episode of 115 miles.They journey from rule-bending hugs to the Government's lack of compassion/wilful swindling of the British public to Will Smith's latest antics. From there, Josh and Hasan dive into a conversation around assisted death and unpack how complex the topic is.As usual, things are wrapped with reasons to be cheerful. And a spoiler, it's another monumental year forward for Josh. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-05-191h 00115 MilesUn-funny letters, sleazy makeovers, and embarrassing mishapsIn this episode, Josh and Hasan begin by dissecting Josh's letter to Keir Starmer.From that auspicious start, they head into the cash for makeovers scandal that is currently engulfing the British government, however they somehow head back towards Keir Starmer and explore what they think his musical tastes are!On a more serious note, Hasan and Josh talk about authenticity and discuss whether we have one true authentic self, or many different versions of authenticity.They then move into some uncomfortable questions for Josh (many of which Josh avoids by the way...
2021-05-0552 min115 MilesThe line of duty, forgotten anniversaries and Keir Starmer is an alienOfficially one episode after 115 miles' first anniversary - Josh and Hasan take a moment to review their first year as podcasters, with the high, lows and laughs in between.This conversation was preceded by the question on everyone's lips (according to Josh that is)...what happened in Line of Duty on Sunday night (for non-UK listeners, it's worth digging out if you can!). This led to a discussion about whether there is a role for the BBC in today's society, or whether it is past its value.Josh and Hasan then move into a more...
2021-04-2157 min115 MilesAddictions, willpower and two sides to every argumentIn this episode, Josh and Has go deep on addiction.As we come to the proposed end of lockdown in the UK, we are facing an emergent world where many have found comfort and support through various forms of additional consumption - be that alcohol, food, drugs, work, fitness etc.They unpack Josh's own personal journey - where Has asks Josh about his triggers and replacement strategies. They talk about whether addiction can ever be healthy and what role ‘WILLPOWER’ has to play in keeping addiction at bay.As usual, their talk...
2021-04-0755 min115 MilesChivalry should be dead, men aren‘t ”saviours” and Boris‘ mustiness.In this episode, Josh and Hasan talk about the tragic death of Sarah Everard and the impact it's had on the UK. They talk about the appalling statistics around how women are routinely sexually harassed and the lack of faith and trust that anything will ever be done.As you would possibly expect from two men having a conversation about women's rights and safety, Josh and Hasan explore their naiveté and lack of action around this topic. It's a raw, vulnerable and exposing discussion of the male fragility around this subject. Josh and Has then tal...
2021-03-2456 min115 MilesMindful mouthfuls, hopeful futures and independent womenIn today’s episode, Josh and Has kick off by talking about their relationship with food and how the concept of intuitive eating can help us be more mindful about what is going on.Has then asks Josh what he would change about society today that would make it a better place, which takes them to talking about children and the future. They then head into Big Tech & regulation, and the role it has to play in functional modern democracies.Inevitably, Has & Josh then wade into the big debate around Megan and Harry, and discuss th...
2021-03-101h 00115 MilesFake gurus, age of innocence and changing social mediaPossibly one of the most challenging episodes of 115 Miles to date.Josh and Has talk about being triggered and what's currently causing it for them, before heading into a deep conversation about the impact of social media on children and how it has raised the age of innocence. In between this, they cover the effects of influencers, algorithms and pornography on children, sometime leading to awkward moments in the conversation.As always, Josh and Hasan ensure they are having the most difficult conversations that most people don't want to have. In doing, they are trying...
2021-02-2459 min115 MilesLinkedin Park, keep it in the day and stolen teddy bearsJosh and Has take another topsy turvy look at life in the latest podcast episode.They begin the conversation by exploring what's taking up headspace for them this week in the spirit of going beyond the surface level.Hasan then brings up the topic of Valentines Day and they explore whether it has a place today as a genuine show of affection or whether it has simply become an instrument of marketing for brands.They move into a conversation about feelings of numbness that this current lockdown is bringing and ways to cope...
2021-02-1149 min115 MilesVaccine rollouts, same old media barons and getting the gigglesIn this episode, Josh and Hasan begin by discussing their aversion to spending money on themselves, and some of the reasons for it.They explore the rollout of the vaccine in the UK and delve into the rationale behind focusing on the impacts of Covid vs others, say Tobacco & Alcohol and pollution related impacts.Josh and Hasan discuss the impact of the current situation on those families that are truly suffering economically and their perceptions of the class divide in politics, which leads them towards discussing whether the media has changed significantly over the last...
2021-01-2757 min115 MilesLife in numbers, double standards and censoring extremistsWelcome to the first episode of 2021.As usual, Josh and Has dive straight into the main topics surrounding us in society.Being the beginning of the year, they talk about resolutions, or more aptly, failed resolutions. And discuss ways we can make them last.They cover the recent Capitol riot in the US and then look at the travesty of the food parcels fiasco here in the UK.Several topics come in and out of the conversation, including Hasan's inability to get his numbers right, censoring extreme right/left wing voices...
2021-01-141h 00115 MilesDriving home from oil rigs, Bono‘s terrible lyrics and open yer windows!In the final episode of 115 Miles for 2020, Josh and Hasan tackle some of the most important topics of the moment. Things like:What's their favourite Christmas song?What's their worst?When is Christmas film not a Christmas film?Why Josh hates Christmas jumpersAlso discussed amongst those serious topics above are the approaching Christmas festive break from restrictions - should people be allowed to mix, is it fair on people of other faiths etc.And to wrap the year, Josh and Has discuss their final reasons to be cheerful in 2020. Hosted o...
2020-12-161h 00115 MilesPints for cronies, cultural contexts and prepping for tough timesIn this 20th and penultimate episode of 2020, Has and Josh go deep on the topic of cronyism within the current government - exploring the awarding of uncontested contracts to friends of politicians. They explore whether it's ever ok to help "friends" out like this in the real world.They move into the topic of race and cultural contexts, discussing a recent social media post by a non-British footballer who used a potentially offensive word in this country, but one that he argued was a term of endearment in his country.Has & John then look at...
2020-12-0257 min115 MilesGrass roots racism, out of touch leaders and bridging dividesIn this episode, Josh and Hasan explore the realities of living life in the UK as a person of colour and what happens when Josh, as a white man, is confronted by racism he sees towards others on the football field.They then move into a conversation around the accountabilities of leaders and what happens when a 'gaffe' goes public - a one off mistake or a signal of an inherent set of beliefs?As they move to reasons to be cheerful, Josh tells a story that gives hope for unity.Another raw...
2020-11-1849 min115 MilesPresidential relations, death in numbers and Josh has the X factorEpisode 18 begins with Josh singing his favourite Westlife song.Though difficult to move on from that big opener, Josh and Hasan then go into a deep topical discussion about lockdown part 2 in the UK and the current impacts of Covid.Within that discussion, they talk about the value of life in numbers and the consequences of decisions taken against this.Has and Josh then dive into the US election and Brexit – talking about whether society is more divided or united.They find out that Josh doesn’t really like Joe Biden unti...
2020-11-1151 min115 MilesBeatles vs Rolling Stones, rewarding heroism and flying without wingsJosh and Has dive into some topics that have been dominating headlines over the past two weeks.During their conversation, amongst other things, they explore male privilege, being self made, how NOT to communicate, before stumbling into the fact that Josh is the UK's number one Westlife fan. Although the topics covered are serious and important, there are plenty of laughs and light moments in this episode. Hope you enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-10-2157 min115 MilesAuthenticity, social fakery and a sauna for two.In this episode of 115 Miles, Josh and Hasan take a deep dive into authenticity.They explore what it means to be authentic, why we sometimes hide our whole selves and tackle some of the consequences of being authentic.Has and Josh then look at some of the patterns that have been emerging in social media and culture, particularly around work and politics.Josh also talks about his flatmate Donald Trump's likely origins of his narcissistic behaviours. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-10-0751 min115 Miles25,000 complaints, covid crackdowns and screwball scrambleIn the four months since George Floyd's death, has racism gotten worse? This is one of the topics that Josh and Hasan get into in this latest episode. They also move in the the furore of the Diversity dance performance that led to 25,000 complaints to Ofcom and whether taking the knee was still a powerful signal of intent for football clubs.Josh and Hasan also dive into the latest Covid restrictions and assess the government's response, before heading into a nostalgic reasons to be cheerful!Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.c...
2020-09-2352 min115 MilesYoung humans, re-designing the education system and taking much needed breaksAfter a short break for some much needed rest & recuperation, Josh and Hasan return with a focused conversation around young humans a.k.a children.Much has been explored around the mental health impact of Covid & lockdown on adults, but much less about the impact on children.With the return to schools in September, Josh and Hasan dive into the topics of what wisdoms they would share with their younger selves, how Covid has exacerbated the class divide and what needs to be done to support this generation that represent our future. Hosted...
2020-09-0956 min115 MilesStaying accountable, cancelling out and naming things makes them betterIn this episode, Josh and Hasan speak candidly about the loss of momentum around Black Lives Matter and the importance of staying personally accountable. They then move into the topic of anti-semitism following Grime Artist, Wiley's recent tweet tirade, exploring the inconsistency in responses from society and culture. This leads into a discussion on whether artists should continue to be celebrated if their views, behaviours or actions are reputationally, morally or ethically questionable. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-07-2953 min115 MilesLiving purpose, breaking rules and geriatric yogaOn this episode, Hasan asked Josh when he realised that his life was about more than just his personal survival, and this led them into an expansive chat about the importance of living purpose and why it’s as important now in this current climate than ever before.They then dissect whether rules are worth anything in society and why it’s important for us all to keep challenging oppressive structures.As always, Hasan and Josh end on reasons to be cheerful, which in this episode, involves Josh’s inflexible joints! Hosted o...
2020-07-1556 min115 MilesDodgy haircuts, ambiguous communications and a love of a boxing promoterIn this episode, Josh and Hasan discuss things that go south in lockdown, specifically a Friday night haircut for Has!Onto a more serious note, they discuss the hypocrisy of relaxing the rules on lockdown, but chastising of people who headed out to the beaches during the heatwave.Josh and Hasan then assess (as politically neutrally as possible) how the government is currently doing, and then discuss the lack of action around the Black Lives Matter movement by big brands after the hype has died down.Finally, they move into reasons to be...
2020-07-0150 min115 MilesMagic 10, amazing heroes and should we erase them?In this episode, Josh and Has talk about reaching number 10 in their podcasts, which for them means they are now official podcasters!They explore some memories from when they were 10 years old, before heading into the aftermath of the right wing riots in London at the weekend.On the topics of race, they dive into whether Winston Churchill’s statue and old British television shows should be removedThey talk about heroes, namely Patrick Hutchinson and Marcus Rashford, before diving into the reasons to be cheerful this week. Hosted on Acast. Se...
2020-06-1956 min115 MilesGaslighting, protests vs riots and impressions of faded TV starsIn Episode 9, Josh and Hasan continue to explore the world's events around the Black Lives Matter movement. They dive into the the glimmers of positivity that are starting to shine through.Josh and Hasan then unpack some of the more worrying trends emerging, from gaslighting to hypocrisy to wilful ignorance.In the lighter moments, they discuss the upcoming return of football and accidentally trip into Josh doing impressions of former Eastenders hard man, Grant Mitchell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-06-1150 min115 MilesThe world in pain, inauthentic solidarity and the journey from here.In Episode 8, Hasan and Josh reflect on the events over the last week. From the senseless murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis that has led to uprisings and protests across the US and other parts of the world.This is a raw and vulnerable conversation, where they talk about the white privilege, race, virtue signalling, humanity and hopes for where the world goes from here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-06-0453 min115 MilesBeing unkind, bandwagons and how to listen.In Episode 7, Josh and Has reflect on Mental Health Awareness Week through Josh firing a bunch of questions at Has that put him on the spot. As usual, they dive into important topics by challenging status quo and societal norms.They dive into the importance of keeping conversations alive beyond 'awareness' events, and not just jumping on the bandwagon.Josh and Has also discuss how to "reach in" and truly listen to people during these current times and be ok with silence in conversations.It's a great conversation! Hosted on Acast...
2020-05-2754 min115 MilesEight years, an epic journey and energising endorphinsThis is a special one for 115 miles.14th May marks eight years of sobriety for Josh and in this episode, he and Hasan have a heartfelt and powerful conversation about Josh's journey from a chaotic early life fuelled by addictions and dependency through to where he is today.They discuss the key moments that led to Josh's evolution into a life coach & resilience trainer, with the learnings and discoveries along the way, that will hopefully touch some people or resonate for those impacted by some of things Josh talks about. Hosted on Acast...
2020-05-1350 min115 MilesFive in, desert island needs and who‘s flag is it anyway?In episode 5, Josh and Has discuss their journey so far as budding podcasters having arrived at the epic milestone of 5 episodes.They then dive into some fun questions sent in by a listener before heading into a meaningful conversation around flags, pride and patriotism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-05-0752 min115 MilesHopes, bias and presidential housematesIn Episode 4, Josh and Has take on what they hope for after the lockdown and dive into the subject of race.In between this, they have some lighthearted conversations, including where Josh reveals who he would rather live with out of Donald Trump and Boris Johnson.... and of course, they finish off with their reasons to be cheerful this week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-04-2951 min115 MilesLife lessons, inspirations and what‘s the Rock cooking?In episode 3, Josh talks with Hasan about a challenging personal journey with social media over the past few weeks and shares his learnings from it.They then move into a discussion about the inspirational Captain Tom Moore and how some people are using his heroics to pull other people down before moving into a wider discussion around the haves & have nots.Hasan then throws some questions at Josh before they look at some reasons to be cheerful! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-04-2156 min115 MilesAddictions, selling and second chancesIn episode 2, Josh and Hasan return to discuss how the lockdown is both affecting people with addictions, but also those people living with them. They also discuss whether it's 'right' to be selling products or services at the moment when the world is in such turmoil and people have been so drastically affected by the economic downturn.Finally, Josh and Has discuss some light they are seeing in the section 'reasons to be cheerful'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-04-1448 min
115 MilesLockdowns, unlikely friendships and printer mishapsWelcome to the inaugural episode of 115 miles.Josh Connolly and Hasan Khair begin the first episode by discussing the current lockdown and exploring their friendship that began with an innocuous meeting almost two years ago.Both lighthearted and serious in moments, they dive into the reasons behind the name of the podcast and through that journey cover topics such as shame, bullying, racism and much more.And listen out at the end for a very real example of the oddity of living life, working from home and recording a podcast all from under...
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