In this episode, members Siobhan, Will, Paul W and Keith talk about the Blackpool Conference that People First Merseyside went to at the start of the month, what they did there and what it was like to return to the first Blackpool Conference in person post-Covid. 

In this episode, Siobhan, Michael and Rebecca discuss about what it's like to have mental health, how it affects them personally and why it is important to talk about it.

In this episode, Emma, Siobhan and Patrick tell us how they work with the Royal hospital, what it is they do and why they wanted to be a part of the group.

Trigger Warning: Mentions of Abuse and Self-harm.

In this episode, we invite Paul McCann onto the podcast to tell us about his role in Sefton Council's Community Safety and Engagement team, how he works with People First and give advice on what to do if you or someone you know is a victim of Hate Crime.

If you wish to report a hate crime, please visit Stop Hate UK: Report all Hate Crime - Stop Hate UK. Their website also has many resources to help you understand hate crime and support you to report it. 

If you have been the victim of a hate crime and need some support, you can visit Victim Support: Home - Victim Support. 

Disclaimer - Please be aware that this episode mentions events of manipulation and assault. 

On this episode of the podcast, Robert, Phil and Michael talk about Hate Crime. Phil and Michael share their experiences with Hate Crime and Phil discusses his work in Hate Crime prevention.

On this episode of People First Merseyside Podcast, Robert, Siobhan and Natascha talk about Christmas, what they enjoy and what they don't enjoy, and the memories they have.

On today's episode, Siobhan and Patrick tells us about what happened at the Liverpool Conference and what it was about, we also hear Robert, Rebecca and Michael talk about the process of making the comedy show 'The Bright Side of Death' and how it was performing on stage in front of an audience.

On this episode of the podcast, Siobhan, Jade and Will talk about the Halloween Death Café that People First Merseyside hosted at PSS, the activities and roles that they had, and their thoughts on how it went.

On today's episode, Emma and Lisa tell us about the ACE training that they attended recently, what they had to do and what do they think love is.

On today's episode we interview two more of our members. Iain tells us about his life and his experiences of being deaf, and Stephen tells us about himself, how he deals with anger and his weekly routine.