Jenni Murray's Saga Magazine Series Wins Hearts with Life Lessons and Laughs
In her latest podcast series, Jenni Murray takes listeners on a journey through life lessons learned from those who have experienced the highs and lows of life. The Saga magazine series features older interviewees sharing their stories, offering words of wisdom and humor along the way.
One notable episode is an in-depth conversation with Paul Merton, who opens up about his mental health struggles. This candid conversation serves as a reminder that speaking openly about one's struggles can be incredibly empowering.
Another powerful episode centers around the Own My Life course, which helps survivors of abuse to move forward after their trauma. The show features interviews with women who have experienced abuse and are now working towards healing and recovery. Each episode is a heart-wrenching yet uplifting listen.
Josh Widdicombe's Museum of Pop Culture is a self-indulgent yet hilarious podcast that delves into the world of film, TV, and music through odd tales such as Mr Blobby's rise to fame. With its unique blend of humor and nostalgia, it's no wonder this show has established itself in the podcast canon.
Shakespeare fans will love Play On Podcast's latest adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing, which brings the classic rom-com to life on the French Riviera. The result is a lively and refreshing take that's sure to delight audiences.
Finally, comedian Matt Forde attempts to get to the bottom of how England wins the World Cup in his new podcast series How to Win the World Cup. With guests like Alex Brooker asking tough questions about tournament misery and young fans' expectations, it's clear this series is all about honest conversation.
In her latest podcast series, Jenni Murray takes listeners on a journey through life lessons learned from those who have experienced the highs and lows of life. The Saga magazine series features older interviewees sharing their stories, offering words of wisdom and humor along the way.
One notable episode is an in-depth conversation with Paul Merton, who opens up about his mental health struggles. This candid conversation serves as a reminder that speaking openly about one's struggles can be incredibly empowering.
Another powerful episode centers around the Own My Life course, which helps survivors of abuse to move forward after their trauma. The show features interviews with women who have experienced abuse and are now working towards healing and recovery. Each episode is a heart-wrenching yet uplifting listen.
Josh Widdicombe's Museum of Pop Culture is a self-indulgent yet hilarious podcast that delves into the world of film, TV, and music through odd tales such as Mr Blobby's rise to fame. With its unique blend of humor and nostalgia, it's no wonder this show has established itself in the podcast canon.
Shakespeare fans will love Play On Podcast's latest adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing, which brings the classic rom-com to life on the French Riviera. The result is a lively and refreshing take that's sure to delight audiences.
Finally, comedian Matt Forde attempts to get to the bottom of how England wins the World Cup in his new podcast series How to Win the World Cup. With guests like Alex Brooker asking tough questions about tournament misery and young fans' expectations, it's clear this series is all about honest conversation.
I'm loving Jenni Murray's latest podcast series, it's so inspiring! The way she weaves life lessons and laughs together is just magic 
. I had a bit of a tear in my eye when Paul Merton shared his mental health story 
, it's such an important conversation to have. And Josh Widdicombe's Museum of Pop Culture has me dying laughing every time 
! But what really got me was the Own My Life course episode, I've had friends who've gone through similar trauma and it's amazing to see how powerful their stories are 
. As for Shakespeare fans, Play On Podcast is a must-listen! 
And Matt Forde's World Cup series is so relatable, I mean who hasn't felt the pressure of expectations after England wins? 
Those podcasts sounds so good! 
I'm really loving Jenni Murray's Saga Magazine Series rn 
it's crazy how open he was about his struggles... 
Josh Widdicombe's Museum of Pop Culture has me LOLing every time 
love the Mr Blobby bits 
. Paul Merton's episode was SO raw and honest about mental health - it's crazy how talking openly about struggles can be so empowering 
. And the Own My Life course episodes are seriously giving me chills 
, I love that the show is amplifying women's voices and experiences 
. And Matt Forde's How to Win the World Cup series has me dying laughing over England's World Cup wins 
... but have you ever noticed how some old-school British comedians are actually super inspiring? Like, I was listening to Matt Forde's podcast and I couldn't help but think of my favorite retro sitcoms from when I was a kid... there's just something about the 80s/90s British comedy that still holds up today 
. And speaking of nostalgic, have you tried any good old-school British films lately? I recently binged "Fawlty Towers" for the first time and it had me in stitches 
... it just goes to show that even when things seem darkest, there's always hope for healing & recovery 
on a more serious note, though, I think it's amazing that Paul Merton opened up about his mental health struggles on that episode. It just goes to show how much of an impact one person can have by sharing their story... and also, Jen Murray's podcast series is like the OG self-help show – but without all the cheesy new-age vibes 
. I was really moved by Paul Merton's episode about mental health - it's amazing how open conversations like that can help break the stigma around mental illness 
️. And Matt Forde's World Cup podcast series is so clever, but sometimes I think it's just like trying to make sense of the footy World Cup with my granddad back in the 90s 
every episode was so inspiring & uplifting!!! paul merton's mental health story was really brave & made me think about how far we've come in talking about mental health 
shakespeare fans will love the play on podcast, it was like a breath of fresh air 
josh widdicombe's museum of pop culture had me laughing out loud 
. josh widdicombe's museum of pop culture had me laughing out loud, but in a good way lol! it's so great to see comedians using their platform to share weird and wonderful stories 
. It's cool that he's speaking out tho, can't say the same for some other folks who need help 
. At least Josh Widdicombe's podcast made me LOL hard 
. Heard about Own My Life course tho, hope it's helping those survivors get better 
. Can we get more episodes like that?! 
And How to Win the World Cup with Matt Forde has me intrigued 
, can't wait for more episodes 
