Bob McTavish- 60 years of shaping surf culture
Bob McTavish pioneered surf culture and changed the way people surfed, makes people happy everyday with his inventions and lives on the east...
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A Need To Read
A Need To Read is all about bringing you the best bits from the best books! Each week Ed reviews, and pulls highlights from, some of the most helpful literature out there. You’ll also hear i...
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20 of 138 episodesWhat's the most dangerous and normalised mental health condition, with Warren Ward
In this Episode I chat with Warren Ward about Eating Disorders. If this topic is triggering or not going to be helpful for you, please consi...
Threats to Gay Rights with Prof Ronan McCrea
Ronan Mccrea is a professor of European and Constitutional Law at UCL. In this podcast we discuss the gay rights movement, it's history, fut...
Nature's last dance with Natalie Kyriacou
Natalie Kyriacou is an environmentalist and author from Australia. Her book, Nature’s Last Dance, looks to inspire awe and wonder in its rea...
Boosting your immune system with Prof Dan Davis
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A Doctors story in the Central African Republic with Katie Treble
Katie spent 6 months in one of the world’s most forgotten countries — the Central African Republic. In this episode, we sit down in person t...
Unmasking Autism & ADHD with Ellie Middleton
Today’s paid partner is BetterHelp, to get 10% off your first month of online therapy with a credentialed therapist head to www.betterhelp.c...
Books for boys w Lucas Oakeley
Boys read less than girls. That’s what the stats say, and today, writer, Lucas Oakley joins me to chat about why this is and gives some dire...
Depression: chemical imbalance or something else? with Joanna Moncrieff
Today’s paid partner is BetterHelp, to get 10% off your first month of online therapy with a credentialed therapist head to www.betterhelp.c...
Irelands native rainforests with Matt Smith
Matt Smith is a former professional surfer and sailor, now he spends his time on the west coast of Ireland as CEO of the charity HOMETREE (...
Welcome back
Welcome back! I’ve been away for a while, and never even said see ya later or goodbye. This episode covers a little bit about why I stopped...
Entangled life of fungi with Merlin Sheldrake
www.buymeacoffee.com/aneedtoread Www.betterhelp.com/aneedtoread Merlin Sheldrake is a biologist, writer, and speaker with a background in pl...
Novels to read in 2023
In this episode, I chat about some fiction books that you might like to read this year. Books discussed When We Cease To Understand The Worl...
#187 Dan Osman
Dan Osman is a Health and Wellbeing Educator, who has worked in the health and fitness industry for 17 years. We discuss; problems with soci...
Saving the planet without the bullshit, with Assaad Razzouk
Support for the podcast I'm an independent podcaster, which is a fancy way of saying no one pays me a regular wage. And, to level with you,...
Nutrition, Politics and Philosophy, with Alan Flanagan
Dr. Alan Flanagan, PhD, holds an MSc and PhD in nutrition from the University of Surrey, and is a former practicing Lawyer (Barrister) from...
Earth is a hothouse with Prof. Bill McGuire
Bill McGuire is a Professor Emeritus of Geophysical and Climate Hazards at University College London, and a writer, who is regularly publish...
Consciousness, Dreams and the Self with Prof. Anil Seth
Professor Anil Seth is a Computational and Cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Sussex. His book Being You was a Sunday Times Bests...
Philosophy for hard times, with Kieran Setiya
Kieran Setiya is a Professor of Philosophy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was born in Hull, UK. He is known for his work i...
Mental Health and Behaviour Change with Dr. Mike II
Dr. Mike Banna is a GP in the South of England, a GP educator, and a Director of the British Society for Lifestyle Medicine. He also writes...