How do you deal with grief in the abnormal world of a pandemic, especially when that grief become a focus for the wider public?

Podcasts | The Bay Health Festivals

Ian Dewar explores the financial benefits of a healthy Bay for healthy Bay business.

Podcasts | The Bay Health Festivals

Can a four-day week really work when it comes to business? Jayne Moorby of Oxley Developments think it can.  

The latest edition of The Bay Health Festival’s podcast is out now and considers the impact looking after employee health and wellbeing has and why employees should not be afraid to ask to make changes to achieve a better work/life balance. 

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Can making health more accessible change lives?  Could it change the lives of your employees?

Podcasts | The Bay Health Festivals

Would you believe the power of dandelions?  Whet your appetite with this taster and see if you fancy more.

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Nigel Thompson explores how to look after our mental health in January with the help of Gemma Wright, Practice Development Nurse, Professional Nurse Advocate.

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A sample to whet your appetite and find out important health is to the Bay.

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Every business exists to improve its bottom line.  Traditionally that's been seen as an accounting and economic function.  But what if you could improve the productivity of your business, manage your costs better and sustain your future by investing in the health and wellbeing of your employees?  Ian Dewar, founder of the Bay Health Festivals and co-presenter of 'When Life Gives you Lemons' goes in search of a different way of doing business in the Bay.

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Sir Trevor Phillips, the former head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission and now a Sky News broadcaster, gave a public lecture at the first edition of Bay Health Festivals. In this two-part interview, recorded in September 2020, he discusses various aspects of health with University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust's Lead Chaplain Rev Ian Dewar. In part two, he considers how the world has changed since he published his paper 'Race and Faith' in 2016.

Podcasts | The Bay Health Festivals

Sir Trevor Phillips, the former head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission and now a Sky News broadcaster, gave a public lecture at the first edition of Bay Health Festivals. In this two-part interview, recorded in September 2020, he discusses various aspects of health with University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust's Lead Chaplain Rev Ian Dewar. In part one, he talks about his upbringing, his views on the world today, and the concept of 'cultural wellbeing'.

Podcasts | The Bay Health Festivals