Yowah Radio Podcasts

Michelle Buchan joined Steve Twynham on Yowah Breakfast to talk about protecting your skin from the sun.

Michelle Buchan shared some great information about protecting your skin from the sun.You might be surprised about some of the things that Michelle shares.Enjoy.Remember to join the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radio.Online24/7- bringing the feel food feeling to everyday
 

What is important to you? Lynda Fussell joined Steve Twynham on Yowah Breakfast

Lynda Fussell joined Steve Twynham on Yowah Breakfast and asked the question what is important to you?Lynda shares her thoughts and asks some great questions.What is important to you?Remember to join the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radio.Online 24/7- brining the feelgood feeling to every day.
 

Jordans Space with Steve Phillip: Steve &the team talk with Debi Roberts, CEO of The OLLIE Foundation

On this episode of Jordan's Space, Steve and the team from The Jordan Legacy we're speaking with Debi Roberts, CEO of The OLLIE Foundation, a charity that funds suicide intervention skills training for adults and organisations (including schools) working with young people.Debi had a successful career, working with Hertfordshire County Council,taking lead roles, and developing a number of different projects aimed at supporting young people.5 years ago, an experience with the family of a young girl who was suicidal, made Debi decide to try a totally different approach to the usual safeguarding approaches she had learnt during her career to date. Although this approach was not in line with the Council's safeguarding policy, Debi's says: "I didn't care. I knew this worked and I wasn't going to lose another young person to suicide!". Not only did this young person no longer feel suicidal afterwards, her family reported that she was now thriving in life.
Debi says that all roads led her to her being invited to join The Ollie Foundation, working alongside parents who have been bereaved by suicide. 

Zoe Bishop joined Steve Twynham on Yowah Breakfast: Great tips on making the most of your day.

Do you make the most of your day?Does time just drift away as you go through the day?Zoe Bishop joined Steve Twynham on Yowah Breakfast to share some great tips on making the most of your day.Enjoy.Looking forward to hearing your tips on making the most of your day.Join Steve for breakfast every day from 7 am UK time.Yowah Breakfast: Probably the best way to start your day.Listen online right here.

Jordans Space with Steve Phillip: Steve and the team talk with Paul Chambers. A story of hope

Steve and the team from the Jordan Legacy chat with Paul Chambers of 'The Creative Mental Health Charity PoetsIN' as he tells his story of how living with a severe speech impediment, the distress caused by his parent's divorce when he was 5, and a period of 30 years of descending into alcohol and drug misuse, led to him attempting to end his own life.Eventually, Paul recognised something had to change but as he attempted to clean himself up, he experienced a complete mental breakdown. Paul's story is one of hope as he talks about how a chance encounter online, led to him forming a business partnership and the creation of a quite unique and creative mental health charity, which is making a measurable difference to children from the age of 8, right through to convicted criminals in prison, by helping them express their emotions and often hidden feelings and by doing so giving them hope that they can cope with life and in many cases thrive there also.
Remember to join Steve and the team for Jordans Space Thursday nights at 7 pm UK time and listen to the whole show including music selected by Steve's guest.Yowah Radio-Your Wellbeing and Happiness Station.Bringing the feelgood feeling to every day.

Jordans Space featuring Bernie Hollywood who has raised over £42m for charities

This week's episode of Jordans Space with Steve Phillip and the team from The Jordan Legacy featured special guest Bernie Hollywood, who for the last 40 years has been supporting charities and social enterprises around the world, raising more than £42 million for charities in the UK and overseas.Bernie is seen as one of the world's most elite and accomplished endurance adventurers, including having climbed some of the world's highest mountains, trekked unsupported to the geographic poles, cycled across the globe, as well as being the holder of a prestigious Guinness World Record!His most recent challenge, as part of his Boat of Hope campaign to open up conversations on young people's mental health and suicide prevention, saw him row more than 3500 miles across the Atlantic solo for 109 days - a challenge which almost cost him his life.A hugely inspirational individual and a show not to be missed!Remember to join the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radio-Bringing the feel-good feeling to every day.

Jordans Space : Why are deaths by suicide 3 times higher in the veterinary profession

Alison Clark, a health and safety advisor with CVS Group Plc and a mental health first aid trainer, and Dr Rosie Allister, a veterinary surgeon and mental health and suicide researcher, speaker, and writer, will share their own personal experiences of suicide loss and how this has led them to do whatever they can to support those who work in this highly rewarding but often challenging profession. We'll discuss why is there an elevated risk in suicide amongst those working in the veterinary profession and what can be done to prevent more of those working in the profession from taking their own lives.You don't have to be working in the veterinary profession to take away some extremely important and valuable lessons from this episode of Jordan's Space.

Zoe Bishop - Journaling as a self-care tool.

Zoe Bishop joined Jo Thackwray on the Mid-Morning show to talk about journaling as a self-care tool.Let us know if you journal and how it helps you by emailing studio@yowahradio.co.ukJoin the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radio.Online 24/7 Yowah Radio brings a feel-good feeling to every day.

Glass Half Full: Steve Twynham is joined by the Rock ’N’ Roll Nanny Sally Arnold.

Sally Arnold has lived an incredible life, from being a Norland Nanny to the Jagger family, to then becoming tour manager for The Rolling Stones (the first female to take up such a role in the rock business). Sally then went on to work with The Who, Peter Gabriel and Lynard Skynard. 
In her memoir 'Rock'n'Roll Nanny' Sally shares exclusive behind-the-scenes stories in the music industry, and packed with stories and anecdotes about household names Sally has worked with over the years including Princess Diana and other members of State.  
Sally is a breast cancer survivor and was the first woman to get a tattoo over her mastectomy scar. A true trailblazer with so many amazing stories to share! Having travelled the world, Sally now lives in Devon.Enjoy

Steve Twynham talks with Erika Petrie the Founder Shades of Different

Steve is joined by Erika to learn more about :
Shades of Different
World Down Day
The Shades of Different Charity Jive and Disco Evening.Enjoy.Remember to join the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radio's live stream.Yowah Radio - brings a feel-good feeling to every day.