Clip Show - For World Mental Health Day, Natasha shares some of her favourite conversations from Staying Sane. Featuring behaviour change specialist Shahroo Izadi, journalist and presenter Sean Fletcher, NHS doctor Parvinder Shergill, mental health campaigner Hope Virgo and author Josh Hartley.

Clip Show - For World Mental Health Day, Natasha shares some of her favourite conversations from Staying Sane. Featuring behaviour change specialist Shahroo Izadi, journalist and presenter Sean Fletcher, NHS doctor Parvinder Shergill, mental health campaigner Hope Virgo and author Josh Hartley.

Clip Show - For World Mental Health Day, Natasha shares some of her favourite conversations from Staying Sane. Featuring behaviour change specialist Shahroo Izadi, journalist and presenter Sean Fletcher, NHS doctor Parvinder Shergill, mental health campaigner Hope Virgo and author Josh Hartley. 
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In this final episode, Natasha attempts to summarise the onmishambles that has been the first half of 2020 in 5 minutes, with a hangover. Plus, Natasha talks to plus size blogger, fat advocate and author of Fattily Ever After Stephanie Yeboah about health trolling, racism in dating and how she helped to stop instagram censoring fat black bodies. Follow Steph @StephanieYeboah and buy her book here: https://www.waterstones.com/book/fattily-ever-after/stephanie-yeboah/2928377045852
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Natasha interviews Josh Hartley, co-author of non-fiction novel 'The Boy Between' which details his experiences with depression. She also reflects on her appearance on Newsnight and why those who deny the lived experiences of people who aren't like them need to 'pass the mic, shut the f**k up and listen'.
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Natasha talks to Naomi Campbell, author of Things I Found in the Dark, a memoir she wrote after being diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour. They discuss why the language around cancer is so often wrong, what lockdown has been like for shielded people and black lives matter from the perspective of mixed race families. To buy Naomi's book go to https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B088KGC4BP/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 
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Natasha and Hope discuss the government;'s 'obesity strategy', channel 4's 'Lose a Stone in 21 Days' and why they're both a load of old cobblers. To sign Hope's petition to stop calories being displayed on menus go to: https://www.change.org/p/curbthecount-and-stop-calories-being-displayed-on-menus
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Natasha chats to actor Tilly Steele, best known for her roles in Victoria and Dr Who. They talk politics, feminism and the future of the entertainment industry.
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Natasha talks to singer, body confidence campaigner and star of First Dates and Naked Beach, Jsky. They discuss 'cancel culture', fashion and whether the term 'Karen' is racist (it's not). Plus Natasha recommends her fav book of the moment.
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Natasha chats to women's right's campaigner and founder and director of Glitch, Seyi Akiwowo about black lives matter, online abuse and the general state of the world. Find out more about glitch by visiting www.fixtheglitch.org. Sign Seyi's campaign petition at https://www.change.org/BLMonlinetoo
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