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The Charity ShowSpotlight on charity law: Making sense of the rules and red tape - with Kirsty McEwenThis week we’re tackling one of the trickiest topics in the sector - the legal side of running a charity. From fraud prevention and trustee payments to Charity Commission guidance and board responsibilities, we lift the lid on what it really takes to stay compliant and confident.Our guest is Kirsty McEwen, Head of the Charity & Not-for-Profit team at Higgs LLP, a trustee many times over, and a lawyer with 25 years’ experience advising everyone from small start-ups to national organisations. Kirsty joins Tim and Piers to demystify charity law, share practical advice and highlight the most comm...
2025-10-131h 10
The GlioBabesS4. Ep. 1: In Conversation with Hayley Conroy | Charity Trustee, Grandma, MumSeason 4, already?!We’re thrilled to invite on Hayley Conroy who featured in our trailer for season 3.A respected ambassador, passionate fundraiser, dedicated charity trustee - and above all, a proud mum and grandmother - joins us to share the powerful story of her granddaughter, Lily’s brain tumour diagnosis.We dive into conversations about purpose after retirement, navigating grandparenting with compassion and boundaries, and Hayley’s incredible work as a campaigner and advocate.The GlioBabes, a podcast created by two...
2025-08-0851 min
Let's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 64 - Michele's milestone: two years as CEOHosts Anna and Andy mark two years since Dr Michele Afif became Chief Executive at The Brain Tumour Charity by asking about her early life, her previous careers in medicine and law - and a few more questions that we crowdsourced from our listeners. In response, Michele explains how she's focused The Charity on turning its co-created strategy into a 'strategy in action'. She's honed in on what it needs to deliver, what evidence backs that up and how it can deliver truly transformative results. She describes it as asking the question: "How do we pu...
2025-07-2548 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 63 - Getting involvedIn this episode, we'll hear from four of our much-valued Involvement Champions : Rebecca, Oriana, Claire and Mark.We recorded their presentations to the whole organisation as they explained why they wanted to become key voices in the brain tumour community. (Trigger warning, they talk about diagnosis and mental health issues, and their stories are very moving.)Then our host Anna Blyszko - a former Young Ambassador herself - quizzes The Brain Tumour Charity’s Involvement Manager, Rachel Roberts, about what exactly our Involvement Network aims to achieve and why we've launched a new init...
2025-05-2243 min
BrainDrain Skateboarding show with Toby Batchelor and Forde BrookfieldBeth Howells | Brain Drain Show #55Brain Drain Episode 55 with Forde Brookfield & Toby Batchelor 🧠 Crack a tea on, get comfortable and zone out to an hour and a half of fun skateboarding history with Heroin Skateboards very own Beth Howells.In this episode we discuss growing up in a tiny town, getting involved with the Hereford scene, getting on Heroin Skateboards, her other sponsors; Converse, Ace Trucks & Snot Wheels, the Keep Pushing movement, growing up as a female in a male dominated sport, moving to Bristol, making music, travelling Europe, her favourite skateboarders, working as a occupational therapy technician, tackling mental health issues and much muc...
2025-05-151h 33
BrainDrain Skateboarding show with Toby Batchelor and Forde BrookfieldThe Ben Raemers Foundation | Brain Drain Show #54Brain Drain Episode 54 with Forde Brookfield & Toby Batchelor 🧠 Buckle up for just under two hours of Ben Raemers history with non other than Lucky Raemers & Susie Crome of the wonderful The Ben Raemers Foundation!In this episode we discuss the absolute beauty of Ben himself, Ben's early years & skateboarding, how the Ben Raemers Foundation was created, the SMiLe interviews, important signs to look out for, suicide prevention classes, Ben’s incredible skateboarding legacy, fundraisers, the future of the foundation and much much more!Please donate to @thebenraemersfoundation, check out their website for a bunch of useful links and r...
2025-05-011h 49Let's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 62 - Fantastic FundraisingAfter weeks of toil and training, The TCS London Marathon 2025 is just around the corner and The Brain Tumour Charity has 145 runners taking part this year - more than ever before! Our Involvement Champion Imelda Turnock speaks to two of them - Barbara Prodger and David Barrow - about their reasons for running.But first, Andy Tudor gets some insider tips from our man at JustGiving. Sam Gurry delves into the data to explain how anyone taking part in a charity challenge can maximise their fundraising. From pe...
2025-04-1730 minThe GlioBabesS2. Ep. 3: In Conversation with Hugh Adams, Brain Tumour Research | Charity, Politics and the MediaThe GlioBabes, a podcast created by two young women who were both diagnosed with brain tumours at a young age. Mel and Mol are creating a safe space to talk about their experiences and to raise awareness of brain tumours and ill health within the young population.In this episode, Mel and Mol are joined by Hugh Adams, Head of Stakeholder Relations from Brain Tumour Research to discuss the importance of brain tumour research, the challenges faced in campaigning for support, and the role of media in raising awareness. They explore how individuals can...
2025-03-2836 min
Beatson TalksWe’re With You: Geoff Clark on Living with Brain Tumours and Giving BackJoin host Laura Boyd as she chats with Geoff Clark about his experience with cancer. Geoff opens up about the first signs that something wasn’t right, his diagnosis, and the ups and downs of treatment. He shares how he’s coped with the challenges, the difference staying active has made, and the support he’s had from Beatson Cancer Charity. Geoff also talks about why he decided to volunteer with the charity and what it means to him. Sensitivity Warning: This episode includes personal stories and discussions about living with cancer. Some li...
2025-03-1124 minThe GlioBabesS2. Ep. 1: In Conversation with the CEO of The Brain Tumour Charity | Dr Michele AfifThe GlioBabes, a podcast created by two young women who were both diagnosed with brain tumours at a young age. Mel and Mol are creating a safe space to talk about their experiences and to raise awareness of brain tumours and ill health within the young population.In this episode, Mel and Mol engage in a heartfelt conversation with Michele Afif, CEO of The Brain Tumour Charity. They explore Michele's journey to the charity, the mission and misconceptions surrounding brain tumours. They also discuss the challenges of funding research, and the future direction of...
2025-03-0141 min
Sleep OnBiologist and Explorer Niall McCann talks sleep in new environments plus, how to shut off your brain when under stress or post injuryBiologist, award-winning TV presenter and National Geographic explorer, Niall McCann has slept in some of the world’s most dangerous environments - he’s rowed the Atlantic, skied across Greenland, and suffered a spinal cord injury after speedflying. You may have seen him on TV presenting wildlife documentaries including Biggest and Baddest, as well as working with Sir David Attenborough on a Perfect Planet.
In this episode, Niall talks to Dr. Sophie Bostock to share his stories and to discuss how to sleep in new or extreme environments, when under stress or post injury. This episode will be p...
2025-02-2533 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 61 - The Power of FriendshipOur focus in this episode is on friendships and close bonds. How does a brain tumour diagnosis affect our loved ones and who can we turn to for support or advice when we don’t want to worry or upset those closest to us? To answer that question, Andy Tudor talks to five women who were all treated at the same hospital for the same meningioma diagnosis but who only met through one of The Brain Tumour Charity’s online peer support groups. They describe that group as "invaluable", "a lifeline" and as "each o...
2025-02-1949 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 60 - Less Survivable Cancers Awareness WeekA warm welcome to Let's Talk About Brain Tumours! After a break since the summer, we're back to bring you interesting and informative conversations with members of the brain tumour community and at The Brain Tumour Charity.A new production team is now at the helm, so bear with us while we learn the ropes of podcast production. But we're delighted that our volunteer co-hosts remain unchanged: Anna Blyszko, Chandos Green and Andy Tudor."On the cusp of change...!" today, Anna and Chandos quiz Anna Jewell and Cameron Miller about how...
2025-01-1431 minSleep OnTJ Power neuroscientist and author on how to change your brain chemicals for better sleepSleep Expert Dr Sophie Bostock is back with a new series to help you Sleep On. Her first guest is Neuroscientist and author TJ Power. TJ is renowned for communicating the science of how our brains work in an accessible way having built a following of over 700k people on social media. TJ created The DOSE Effect training programme, which has helped tens of thousands of adults and young people to understand how to transform their mental health, and focus to lead happier lives.
In this brilliantly helpful episode, which you will be thinking about for ages af...
2025-01-1442 min
Unmute YourselfThe Surprising Impact of Gratitude on Your Brain and BodyIn this episode, you'll dive into the transformative power of gratitude for mental and physical well-being.Key Takeaways:- Learn why gratitude doesn’t just feel good—it actually rewires your brain, releasing neurotransmitters that boost happiness, improve sleep, and increase motivation.- Discover how focusing on what you have rather than what you lack can shift your mindset, helping you feel more fulfilled and energized.- Gain insights so that you can incorporate gratitude practices like journaling and celebrating small wins to enhance mental strength and resilience.By the...
2024-11-0611 min
Rad ChatE147: Sam Suriakumar - Living With and Beyond a Brain Tumour**Trigger Warning**Naman Julka-Anderson and Jo McNamara catch up with Sam Suriakumar as part of living with and beyond cancer series (part 43).Discussion about Sam’s diagnosis and treatment for a brain tumour, life following treatment and mental health. To use this podcast as CPD, look at these reflection points: 1) read about adult brain tumour symptoms: https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/brain-tumour-signs-symptoms/adult-brain-tumour-symptoms/2) reflect on Sam’s experience of diagnosis and treatment.3) consider how you might support a loved one or fri...
2024-11-0445 min
The Charity ShowStrategic leadership, charity auctions & fundraising feats - with Vicki BeeversWhat makes a great charity leader—and why is strategy so vital for success? In this episode ofThe Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley explore the power of strong leadership and planning in the nonprofit sector.Featuring special guest Vicki Beevers, Chief Executive of The Sleep Charity and winner ofStrategic Leader of the Year, this episode covers:Vicki’s journey from teaching to founding The Sleep CharityThe biggest challenges of leading a charity and why strategy is key to long-term successThe dangers charities face without a clear vision and planHighlights from the Bank of Engl...
2024-07-2248 min
The Charity ShowSmall charity power, Royal patronage and inpsiring legacies - with Sarah WhiteHow do small charities create a big impact? In this episode ofThe Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley speak with Sarah White, Chief Executive of Supershoes, about the journey of a volunteer-driven charity that crafts custom-designed shoes for children undergoing cancer treatment. Sarah shares how a simple act of kindness grew into a national organisation and highlights the vital role of volunteers in making a difference.This episode also covers:The Fire Fighters Charity receiving Royal patronage from King CharlesThe Brain Tumour Charity’s £1 million milestone with WickesThe incredible legacy of Rob Burrow and the...
2024-06-1047 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 59 - Spotlight on Women in NeuroscienceAnna talks to Anna Solth and Victoria Wyes about their experiences of being neurosurgeons and women in the field of neuroscience. They share their passion for neuroscience, discuss the work they are doing now and their plans for the future.Better Safe Than TumourIf you or someone you know needs a listening ear, you can contact our Support Team by calling 0808 800 0004 or by emailing support@thebraintumourcharity.org For general information about the podcast, you can email podcast@thebraintumourcharity.org
2024-06-0424 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 58 - Hidden disabilitiesWe meet Gavin Burden and Louise Worthington who have both been diagnosed with brain tumours. Gavin has been living with his brain tumour since he was 21 - for 28 years. Gavin and Louise have been friends for a long time so when Louise was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2018 Gavin contacted her to offer support. In the episode, they share the difficulties of living with hidden disabilities as Gavin has since lost 75% of his vision. Despite these challenges, they have decided to celebrate Gavin turning 50 by taking on a 25km challenge! You can find out more...
2024-05-2143 min
The Charity ShowThe Charity Show begins & how to launch a charity - with Alex StaniforthWelcome to the very first episode ofThe Charity Show! Join hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley—longstanding charity comms professionals—as they launch this brand-new podcast, diving into the most inspiring stories, innovative campaigns, and key issues shaping the third sector.In this premiere episode, we explore:The bold beginnings of new charities, featuring special guest Alex Staniforth, co-founder of Mind Over Mountains, who shares how his mental health struggles and love of the outdoors led to a charity that blends adventure with professional supportThe PR stunts making waves, from the Oddballs Foundation’s cheeky Westminster Bridge...
2024-05-1340 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 57 - Spolight on Mental Health SupportToday, Chandos talks to Support Manager Beth Ryall, about the support available at The Brain Tumour Charity for people who are experiencing difficulties with their mental health following a brain tumour diagnosis.You can find out more about this here Better Safe Than TumourIf you or someone you know needs a listening ear, you can contact our Support Team by calling 0808 800 0004 or by emailing support@thebraintumourcharity.org For general information about the podcast, you can email podcast@thebraintumourcharity.org
2024-05-0708 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 56 - Rehabilitation for those with brain tumoursAnya Jones and Kaz Melvin about their experiences of rehabilitation. Anya needed extensive rehabilitation after her diagnosis and treatment while Kaz has both personal and professional experience of brain tumours and rehab. She is a physiotherapist and she supported her sister Ria who sadly died from a glioblastoma in 2021.Anya and Kaz have worked with The Charity to create some resources to help people understand the sort of rehab that's available and how it can help them. You can find out more here If you would like to be involved in the work Kaz and A...
2024-04-2345 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 55 - Spotlight on Research into GlioblastomasChandos talks to one of our Future Leaders: Dr Angel Alvarez-Prado. Angel is a highly accomplished researcher at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland where he is currently working on an innovative project to simultaneously target both cancer cells and their supporting immune microenvironment in the hope of finding more effective treatments for glioblastomas. Angel explains what his research involves and how it may help people diagnosed with glioblastoma in the future. You can read more about Angel and his research here Find out more about the research The Brain Tumour Charity funds here Y...
2024-04-0916 min
On A Good DayLiving Life With Hope and Humour After Brain Tumour - with Andy Tudor, Host Of Let's Talk About Brain TumoursAndy Tudor thought be might be getting early onset dementia or having a stroke when he was eventually admitted to hospital.When he was told he had a huge 7cm tumour in his brain it was almost a relief, he tells Elizabeth and Julia in this episode released during Brain Tumour awareness month.Seven years ago Andy had life-saving neurosurgery to remove the growth. He is beating the statistics which show just 12% of adults diagnosed with a brain tumour survive after five years.Andy has since gone on to have an active role...
2024-03-2849 minOn A Good DayLife After Brain Injury - with The Brain Tumour CharityElizabeth and Julia talk about their journey with brain injury as guests of the Brain Tumour Charity's podcast, Let's talk about Brain Tumours.In the episode, they open up about their experiences as partners of brain injury survivors, detailing some of the challenges they have faced along the way and the progress made.Co-host of Let's Talk About Brain Tumours, Andy Tudor, talks about his life following his brain tumour aged 52 and some of the strategies he uses in his everyday life as well as the difficult conversations he's had with his family....
2024-01-1847 min
Impact On The GroundThe Silverlining Brain Injury Charity: Partnerships for the NHSIn this episode of Impact on the Ground, Tiia explores the importance of supporting people with brain injury with Dr Sherrie Baehr, the founder of The Silverlining Brain Injury Charity!
2023-12-1218 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 54 - Living with a rare brain tumour and Everest in the AlpsWhen Alex - also known as the performer Syren - was diagnosed with a rare paediatric brain tumour called DLGNT at the age of 20, his family found that there were limited treatment options. His mum, Katie, did her own research into how to best help Alex and found out about the Everest Centre. In February 2024, His dad Martin and three of his friends took on the Everest in the Alps challenge to raise £500,000 to go towards research into paediatric brain tumours.You can follow Alex AKA Syren on Spotify here Find out more abo...
2023-12-0549 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 53 - Spotlight on exercise as a form of therapyWe talk to Liam Young about how physical fitness contributed to his recovery from treatment for a brain tumour. Liam found that the traditional route of counselling wasn't for him. His perfect form of therapy was with a personal trainer.At 25 he had never prioritised his health, but after his diagnosis Liam realised how important it was and that led to him embarking on a fitness program which he says helped him to deal with the mental and emotional trauma of his diagnosis.To find out more about how a brain tumour diagnosis can affect...
2023-11-2155 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 52 - Ravi's DreamIn this episode we talk to Bethan and Gbenga Adelekan who's son Ravi was diagnosed with a brain tumour when he was just 6 years old. Despite this Ravi, now 8 has not let this stop him from using his experience to help others and also to continue to follow his own dreams!After his diagnosis and surgery, Ravi decided that he want to do something that would help other children like him and one day help find a way to stop any other child going through what he had gone through so with the help of his parents t...
2023-11-0753 min
Brain or Shine - Shining After Brain InjuryWelcome to Brain or Shine
Welcome to “Brain or Shine”, where we give an insight into living with a brain injury.
We are Mark and Jules and, every day, we live with the side effects of brain injury. In 2012, Mark suffered a brain injury in a freak fall whilst on holiday. Although recovering physically, nothing prepared us for the mental side effects this injury would cause.
Where did the title Brain or Shine come from? Well, to us a brain injury can be like the wonderful English weather, one minute the sun is shining, the next, it’s raining. It’s so unpredictable and has the...
2023-10-2500 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 51 - Spotlight on the Ways Ahead Research ProjectIn this episode Anna and Chandos talk to Ben Rimmer, a research assistant at Newcastle University and the work they are doing on the quality of life of people diagnosed with low grade glioma's. The Ways Ahead research project aims to understand more about the lived experience of people with low grade gliomas and how to improve their quality of life. You can find out more about the Ways Ahead Research hereYou can find out more about the research that The Brain Tumour Charity fund here:Research into Adult Brain Tumours
2023-10-2422 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 50 - Life after losing a parent - Growing and ThrivingIn this episode Will Garrett talks about the death of his dad when he was just 11 and how this has shaped his life. Will is now a Neuro Oncology Clinical Nurse Specialist, a career that was shaped by his experieces as a child where he now works with other families who are impacted by brain tumours. Will shares what it was like for him as an 11 year old and how he looks back on his experiences now as an adult and a parent himself.If you would like to talk to a member of our Children and F...
2023-10-1041 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 49 - Spotlight on the Children & Families ServiceIn this episode Chandos talk with two of our Children and Families and Young Adults Workers Amy Watts and Jessie Poole about the support that is available to families who have children under 18. Some of the things mentioned in this episode include:Family DaysBrainy BagsOnline support group for parentsTalking to children about brain tumoursTaling to children about their brain tumourTeens InstagramTeen Meet upsSibling SupportIf you would like to know more about our Childrens and Familes Service you can find out more here You can also contact the team by calling 0808 800 004 or emailing childrenandfamilies@thebraintumourcharity.org...
2023-08-0813 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 48 - (TW) Coming to terms with change(Trigger Warning) In this episode - Benj talks about the impact of his daughter Ivy's diagnosis and coming to terms with the changes this has brought to both Ivy and their lives as a family. He talks about the impact on mental health and the impact of trauma that parents and loved ones experiene as a result of a brain tumour diagnosis. This episode contains conversations that some people may find distressing such as the effects of the tumour and treatment.It's important to remember that everyone's experience is different, your experience an...
2023-07-2530 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 47 - Spotlight on Young Adults Masquerade BallIn May this year, we hosted not only our first in-person Young Adult event since Covid but our first ever Masquerade Ball. Anna and Chandos, explain why events like this are so crucial to young people whose lives have been affected by a brain tumour diagnosis. We also hear from other young adults about the impact these events have on people like themselves who may not have the same opportunities to experience events like this as other young people.You can find out more about our Young Adults Service hereYou can also find out mo...
2023-07-1115 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 46 - (TW) 'Your child has a brain tumour'(Trigger Warning) In this episode - Benj talks us through every parent's worst nightmare, from the moment he and his wife Sarah were told their 4 year old daughter Ivy had a mass in her brain to where they are now as a family 18 months later. This episode contains conversations that some people may find distressing such as the effects of the tumour and treatment. It's important to remember that everyone's experience is different, this is Benj's experience, your experience may differ from what is discussed in this episode.If yo...
2023-06-2756 minOn A Good Day'More Than A Job': Striving To Improve Brain Injury Services For Everyone - with Headway CEO Luke Griggs"With the right help, at the right time, there can be life after brain injury," says Luke Griggs, the Chief Executive of Headway, the UK's leading brain injury charity.In this episode, he speaks to Julia and Elizabeth about his vision for Headway which provides much needed support and information for all affected by brain injury.The charity helps survivors, carers and wider family members for, as Luke recognises, the ripple affect of brain injury goes "far and wide".Luke has worked at Headway for the last 16 years but only recently took on...
2023-06-1544 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 45 - Mummy has a lump If you are a parent who has recieved a brain tumour diagnosis, telling your children can be one of the hardest things to do. In this episidode we talk to Simone Baldwin, the author of the book 'Mummy has a lump' which she wrote after recieving her own brain tumour diagnosis and struggled to find any resources for parents to help her explain to her young son. Simone also went on to write 'Daddy has a lump'You can find out more about Simone here You can find 'Mummy has a lump' here and 'Daddy has a...
2023-06-1333 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 44 - Spotlight on Ahead of the Game FoundationIn this episode Anna talks to Dave Bolton, founder of Ahead of the Game Foundation which aims to provide much needed rehabilitation services to cancer patients.Dave talks about what led him to creating Ahead of the Game and what services they provide. You can find out more about Ahead of the Game hereYou can read more about Dave Bolton here You can vist our website here If you'd like to talk to a member of our support team you can call 0808 800 0004 or email support@thebraintumourcharity.org
2023-05-3118 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 43 - Headaches and Brain TumoursImelda and Rebecca both experienced headaches caused by their brain tumours. They share how these symptoms were often dismissed by GPs and not taken seriously - despite also having other indications that something wasn't right and needed investigating. They explain what the headaches were like and what made them think there was something more going on than just having bad headaches or migraines.There's more information about the signs and symptoms of brain tumours here and information on headaches on our website here Headaches in children and Headaches in adultsBetter Safe Than T...
2023-05-0946 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 42 - Spotlight on Family Led PartnershipsIn this episode we talk to Phoebe Day our Gifts and Partnerships Manager at the charity. She explains what family led partnerships are, the different types and why they are so important to the charity. Family led partnerships are so much more than just rasing money for the charity as Phoebe explains in this episode.If you have any questions you can email Phoebe directly byt emailing her at phoebe.day@thebraintumourcharity.org. You can also find out more about Family Led Partnerships hereYou can also find out more about the Oli Hilsdon Foundation her...
2023-04-2515 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 41 - PCV ChemotherapyIn this episode, we talk to Sarah and Patrick about their experience taking the chemotherapy drug PCV. They explain what taking this chemotherapy regime is like, what side effects they experienced, dietary restrictions, hair loss, and more.You can find out more about chemotherapy here and if you would like to speak to our support team you can email the team at support@thebraintumourcharity.org or call 0808 800 0004Better Safe Than TumourIf you or someone you know needs a listening ear, you can contact our Support Team by calling 0808 800 0004 or by emailing support@t...
2023-03-3047 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 40 - Spotlight on TIME: using art to tell stories of brain tumoursIn this episode, we talk to Hannah Waldron about the TIME Art Exhibition.The exhibition featured photographs, illustrations, paintings, scans and sculptures submitted by the community to help tell the stories of those affected by a brain tumour, as well as artwork from upcoming and renowned artists from around the globe. The aim of the exhibition was to help raise awareness of our mission to defeat brain tumours. The exhibition was from 6th April to 15th April at The Business Design Centre, Upper Street, Islington, London N1You can find out more about T...
2023-03-2315 minLet's Talk About Brain TumoursEpisode 39 - The impact of brain injuriesElizabeth and Julia are hosts of the podcast 'On a good day'. Here, they talk about their experiences of caring for their partners who both live with the impacts of brain injury. Elizabeth's husband Paull had a stroke when he was just 38 and Julia's husband Hector had a subarachnoid brain haemorrhage at the same age. While not caused by brain tumours, the day to day challenges they face are very similar to those experienced within the brain tumour community. Julia and Elizabeth started their podcast to open up conversations about brain injuries have an impact on families a...
2023-03-0745 min