Is it safe to go on holiday when you're in early recovery? What are the risks and how can you mitigate them? This week, we address these questions, and more.

We also wonder if headbanging has gone out of fashion, hear about how spreading consumables on the floor is art, and ask the question, 'what misfortune might prevent you from seeing rock band Uriah Heap?'

It's our last stop before the summer break so, pull up a sun lounger and join us.

Back in September. Thanks for sticking around. Big love to you all.

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What does a feeling of emptiness really mean? Does it indicate there's something seriously wrong, or can it be a point of punctuation and a sign you need a reset?

We also discuss paper planes, whether giraffes are good at maths, and feel grateful for footballers and trees.

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Delivering bad news is something most of us find difficult, so you might find these tips on how to do it successfully quite useful.

We also explore the dangers of having an Only Fans account if you work in education, hear about a missing giraffe, and complain about World Cup kick off times.

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This week, we're talking about what happens when you allow your care for other people's emotional wellbeing to overshadow the need to take proper care of yourself.

There's also a lot of clothing related content, for some reason.

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This week we're talking about how to avoid unhelpful and disrespectful remarks to people in recovery, many of which say more about the person asking than they do about whoever happens to be the object of their enquiry.

A buffalo receives a reprieve due to his resemblance to a US president, and a wheelchair user gets an unwelcome shock, almost literally.

I got the title of the episode wrong in my recorded introduction so, sorry about that if you feel you've been misled.

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This week, we're talking about how some of us make less effort when we think our contribution won't be noticed.

A man turns up in A&E with an unexploded bomb stuck in an unusual place, we discuss strange eating habits, and Martin gets a bit annoyed both about the sound quality of his recording and the way that tunes of hymns change when he is least expecting it

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This week we're discussing the modern dating phenomenon that involved sudden revulsion at someone with whom you had been experiencing a romantic spark. I offer some theories about why it might have more to do with you than you realise.

We both remember disappointment at a fancy dress competition, reminisce about the Caroline roadshows of the 80s and, after a strong start, I disappoint again in the lyric quiz.

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This week, we're discussing the benefits of physical touch, and why it can be such a useful component of recovery and good mental health more generally.

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This week, we're talking about getting lost easily and how it can lead to unfair and painful levels of criticism.

A woman employs a counterintuitive way to address her debilitating anxiety, and I get angry about hot cross buns.

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This week, we're talking about a less well-known  form of body dysmorphia.

A man wakes up coloured blue and can't understand why, and there are despicable practices at the camel pageant.  

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