Matt speaks to Stephanie McKnight and Alan Neilson, who are Peer Support Workers with Lanarkshire Links working on the acute admissions wards of Hairmyres and Wishaw Hospitals. We find out what a Peer Support Worker does, and the support they give to patients. 

We speak to Joanne Robison who tells us about how SANDS supports families who have lost a baby. 

In this episode, the Cubs share their ideas and imagination about what their dream camp would look like

In this episode, the Cubs talk about their favourite moments from their time at Cubs and what their dream camp would look like.

This episode of Lonestar explores comfort shows, favourite episodes and moments, character relatability, and their not-so-favourite characters.

In this episode, Karen, Jack and Murray discuss their favourite types of soup, from classic favourites to unexpected picks, and what makes them so enjoyable.

We speak to Pete Stanton from Bipolar Scotland who talks to us about his experiences with bipolar disorder, what Bipolar Scotland does, and his views on stigma surrounding this condition. 

Pete's opinions on bipolar disorder are based on his experiences, and are not the opinions of Bipolar Scotland. 

There are some references to potentially offensive words and phrases; these are mentioned within the context of a conversation around acceptable language and are not intended to offend. 

We speak to the Lanarkshire Links team about their peer support workers, and the work that they do. 

Matt speaks to the Stigma Free Lanarkshire team about the work they do, and how to challenge stigma around mental health. 

We speak to Lorna New, an art therapist working for Aberlour.