Yowah Radio Podcasts

Jordans Space with Steve Philip : The Power of music to heal.

'The Power of Music to Heal'In this episode of Jordans Space with Steve Philip and the team features special guest Frank Ritchie who, since losing his 31-year-old son Alan to suicide in 2015, travels around the country sharing his passion for playing the ukulele to raise awareness about suicide and to raise the spirits of those who are struggling in life.As well as sharing Alan's story and how he has navigated life since his loss, Frank performs two beautiful songs, including a rendition of 'Three Dads Walking' by The Young Uns.
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Glass Half Full: Steve Twynham talks with Stephen Baxter the founder of Nine Dots Coaching

In this episode of Glass Half Full, Steve Twynham talks with Stephen Baxter the founder of Nine Dots Coaching.Stephen shares his inspirational story, how became a coach, and why his company is called Nine Dots Coaching.About Stephen.Having co-founded and grown a successful financial services firm Stephen has an understanding of the challenges that business leaders face and learned valuable lessons from experience, which gives you the test first and the answers later.
Whilst building the business and leading people he maintained a healthy life-work balance. The time to explore personal growth and enjoy time with his family. The school runs, walks with his dog Cooper and exercise form the core of his day.
In addition to his career, Stephen trained to become a level 5 qualified coach and mentor with the ILM. This training allows him to harness the power of your leadership and help you transform yourself and your business for the better.Enjoy the podcast.Remember to join the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radios live streamOnline 24/7-bringing the feelgood feeling to every day.

Journaling with Zoe Bishop: What is intention?

In this episode, the Journaling Queen Zoe Bishop talks about intention.What is intention?How do you set intentions?Enjoy the podcast,Remember to join the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radio.Online 24/7 - Bringing the feelgood feeling to every day.

Glass Half Full: Steve Twynham talks with Clare Clifford about overcoming adversity.

In this episode of Glass Half Full Steve is joined by Clare Clifford.Clare shares her inspirational story.A story of overcoming adversity that most of us will have not experienced.EnjoyRemember to join the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radio.Online 24/7 - Bringing the feel-good feeling to every day.www.yowahradio.co.uk

Jordans Space: Steve Phillip talks with George Evans an advocate for the transgender community

In this episode of Jordans Space Steve Phillip & the team are joined by special guest, digital designer, and trans activist George Evans! Now an advocate for the transgender community, George speaks openly about how in his late teenage years he began to realise that despite being born and raised as female, this didn't fit with who he felt he was.We discuss his journey through transitioning, the impact on his mental health due to the poor professional help he received, and how he is now living the life he wants and being the person he wants to be.Remember to join the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radio.Online 24/7 - bringing the feel-good feeling to every day.

Glass Half Full : Imagine writing a blog that resonates with 1,000s of people. I talk with Liz Sweigart

Imagine writing a blog that resonates with 1000's of people. That is what happened when Liz Sweigart said that she was back.Liz joined Steve Twynham on Glass Half Full to share her inspirational story.A bit about Liz.I live with both major depressive disorder (MDD) and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Beginning in January 2020, I took a year-long leave of absence from PwC to work on my mental wellness. I am open about my journey and have written extensively about my experience on my blog (SeriouslyJerkBrain.com). I am a frequent author and keynote speaker on mental wellness and mental health, especially at work and when it comes to digital well-being.Remember to join the growing number of listeners to Yowah Radio's live stream.Online 24/7 - Bringing the feelgood feeling to every day.

Jordans Space: Steve Phillip and the team talk with Helen Garlick about her book No Place To Lie

The Jordan Legacy team talk to Helen about her acclaimed book 'No Place To Lie' - a personal story of family secrets and tragedy, including the suspected suicide of her younger brother David in 1981.
Now retired from her successful career as a family lawyer in London, Helen shares her life experiences to help others consider, and make conscious choices based on, their own happiness.
We discuss the importance of the healing power of talking, the impact of silence on mental health, grief, recovery, and much more.
We also hear how her role as an ambassador with the Zero Suicide Alliance is helping her to make a difference to those affected by suicide.Jordans SpaceRemember to listen to Yowah Radio's live stream.Online 24/7 - bringing the feel-good feeling to every day.

Jordans Space: Moving towards a zero suicide society

For this first show of 2023, listen as The Jordan Legacy's team, Steve, Dani, and Paul, explain how their brand new website will better support those who are struggling with their mental health or suicidal thoughts and how you can support the work their do in helping us move toward a Zero Suicide Society. You can also hear about The Jordan Legacy's plans, this year, to roll-out an ambitious new strategy designed to raise the bar in terms of collective ambition in suicide prevention and to plot a course of collective practical action that can realise that ambition.

Journaling with Zoe Bishop- Bursting The Journaling Myths.

In this episode, Zoe Bishop bursts a few myths about journaling and what the practice can bring to our lives.

Steve Phillip and the team are joined by George Sullivan.

Do these measures go far enough to protect our children at university?
During the past week, new guidance aimed at improving how universities respond to and learn from student suicides was published by Universities UK in partnership with PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Suicide and Samaritans and funded by the Office for Students. This show features a powerful interview with suicide survivor, 25-year-old George Sullivan.
Listen to George's story as he explains how toxic masculinity, at an all-boys state school, laid the foundations for mental health problems which ultimately saw him attempt to end his own life in 2020.
Hear George explain how well he masked his suicidal thoughts and how he and other students felt forgotten about, marginalised, and let down by the university system.