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Dr Minal Jain is one of the founders of RecoverMe, a mobile app supporting individuals affected by gambling harm. In this episode, we delve into the intersection of gambling, health and mental health, and explore how digital tools like RecoverMe can offer evidence based, accessible, compassionate support when it’s needed most.

Andy joins us to discuss a critical and often overlooked topic—gambling harm among armed forces personnel and veterans. Drawing on his experience and advocacy, we explore why these communities are particularly vulnerable and how the industry can better protect and support those who serve.

In this powerful episode, Duncan and I sit down with Mark Potterformer professional rugby player and, until recently, part of the team at EPIC. Now working with IC360, Mark shares his personal story of gambling harm and how he’s turning that experience into advocacy and support for others.

Stephen—dad of three and rising star in the SG world—joins us to talk about his work as Head of Safer Gambling at Elipse. We cover a range of topics, from training and frontline challenges to future directions for the industry. A grounded and inspiring conversation.

Matt brings both heart and intellect to the safer gambling conversation. We chat about his career path, his deep interest in psychology, and his current work in the SG space. A thoughtful and engaging conversation with a sharp mind and a good friend.

This episode, Pedro Romero chats to Andreas Ditsche. Andreas is the CEO of an affiliate company with a strong background in leadership and ethics. We explore the often-overlooked role affiliates can play in the safer gambling space, and how responsible leadership can shape a more ethical gambling environment.

Catie is a respected voice in the gambling industry, with a passion for positive change. In this episode, we talk about her career journey, the evolving role of women in gambling, and why shifting industry culture to be more inclusive and supportive is long overdue.