Are you struggling with your mental health or challenges in your life? Don't suffer in silence and reach out for help. Moray Mental Health Football Club and The Kickabout Aberdeen are two organisations there to offer support and both use football as a vehicle to support men and women going through a difficult time. They will come together on Sunday, April 20th at 12noon for a charity game at Station Park, home of Nairn County FC, to raise money for suicide prevention charity Mikeysline. Listen to this special Don't Think it's all Over podcast where Matty Slinger, Craig Younie and Barry Ross talk about the game and their teams with host Chris Saunderson.

Scotty Russell, co-founder of Moray Men Talk - a peer support group for men facing challenges with their mental health, and a passionate Celtic fan, and Ross Morrison, who plays with FC Fochabers and is Celtic-daft, talk about the current Celtic team, would they like to see a stronger challenge from Rangers, are Aberdeen serious challengers, can Elgin City upset the Dons, the buzz of being part of a dressing room family, coping with the loss of a friend to suicide and the help that is there if you need to talk or share experiences with other men.

12 years sober, Jason Wright talks about ditching the booze, how getting involved in football again transformed his life and why Aberdeen will bounce back from that 6-0 drubbing by Celtic. Steven Simpson speaks about the loss of his best mate by suicide, how he thinks about him a lot and why it prompted him and two mates to create Moray Mental Health Football Club. And being left in a Celtic pub at the age of 8. Your host is Chris Saunderson.

Inspirational footballer and marathon avoider Mel MacDonald is joined by ultra distance fan-atic and Elgin City diehard Kevin Morrison and your pain-in-the-arse host Chris Saunderson to discuss how fab football, loud music, cool runnings and other good stuff can help you overcome anxiety, depression and generally feeling a bit shit with life and put yourself in a happy and wonderful place full of life's possibilities and opportunities.

Stuart McQuaker, joke-teller extraordinaire, and Craig Younie, 'Be the Change' gaffer, join your host Chris Saunderson for a special episode of Don't think it's all over when they talk about a charity game which will see a Scotland legend take to the field to help raise money for Mikeysline, Moray Mental Health FC and Forres Area Soccer 7s. They talk about how to cope with mental health challenges, dealing with suicide and how to enjoy life and football, and jokes, lot of jokes.

Chris is joined by Matty Slinger and Jamie Alexander from Moray Mental Health FC and Martin Smith from Feileacain Fathers to talk about loss, grief, hope, support and connections ahead of the Head in the Game charity match at Drogheda Utd on Saturday, July 20.

Episode 4 of Don't think it's all over - join Chris Saunderson, Mark J Trowsdale and Darren Westmacott as they talk Jude Bellingham, Moray Mental Health on the Euro trail, Potters FC, Cristiano Ronaldo's tears, a 16-year-old Spanish wonderkid and blokes talking about their feelings.

Episode 3 of Don't think it's all over and we reflect on Scotland's inglorious exit from Euro 2024, yes, in cruel fashion 16 seconds from the end of our game against Hungary, but after being shite again. Your host Chris Saunderson is joined by Sam Munro, Jacob McArthur and Ryan Hutcheon of the Lighthouse Podcast Studio to rake over the bones of our campaign.

Chris Saunderson is back with chat about Euro 2024, football and mental health. He is talking balls this time with Ryan Hutcheon, Craig 'Rooney' Younie and Duncan Saunderson.

Talk football and mental health with Chris Saunderson, Lee Stewart, Ryan Hutcheon and Paul Lynch as they reflect on Scotland's chances of Staying in the Game at Euro 2024.