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In this episode Paul speaks to Jennifer Brolly and her partner Simon Carr. Jennifer suffers from chronic lyme disease. She tells Paul about life living with this condition.
Simon explains about a fundraising campaign to get Jennifer to Germany for life changing treatment.
For further support please see @ticktalkireland
https://ie.gofundme.com/f/please-help-jenny-get-treatment-in-germany
In this episode Paul chats to Aine Deely and Barbara Grey from the Loughrea family and community resource centre. They tell Paul how the centre came to be about , the services they offer and the plans they have for the future.
[email protected] to get in contact.
In this episode Paul chats to Loughrea community radio presenters Martin Clarke and David Furey about the importance of gay pride. They share their personal story on acceptance and coming out.
That 60s show a music based show hosted by Martin and David airs every Sunday night on loughrea community radio at 9pm
To contact Mind the Head [email protected]
In this episode Paul chats to Arthur Carr about Claddagh Watch patrol a group of volunteers that patrol the river corrib in galway city. Arthur discusses the setting up of Claddagh Watch and also being awarded the Christine Buckley volunteer of the year 2019.
To get in touch with claddagh watch , [email protected]
To get in touch with mind the head radio show [email protected]
In this episode Paul chats to tv and radio personality Meghann Scully. Meghann shares her personal story on grief and loss. She also offers some helpful advice on accepting and dealing with grief and loss.
Meghann also recites some of her poetry.
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In this episode Paul chats to Sue Landsberg, a mindfulness coach about her personal experience with social anxiety. Sue offers some helpful advice and tips in how she was able to manage and overcome her own struggles.
[email protected] to get in touch with Sue.
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