The podcast episode features a conversation with Matt Loftus, a mental health trainer and ambassador for Tough Enough to Care. Matt shares his motivation to become a mental health trainer, his experience with Tough Enough to Care, and his approach to maintaining emotional resilience. The conversation also delves into light-hearted training sessions, handling skepticism and stigma, the concept of a mental health training mascot, unexpected training session moments, and the role of ambassadors in changing stigma. The episode concludes with a personal reflection and a Q&A session.

The Tough Enough to Talk podcast reflects on the events and achievements of 2025, highlighting memorable moments, corporate engagements, unique experiences, and impactful interactions. The hosts express gratitude and share their vision for 2026.

The conversation covers the themes of community support and mental health in male-dominated industries. It explores the impact of corporate sponsorship, workplace culture, and the significance of fundraising events. The discussion also delves into humorous and unexpected moments at events, personal reflections, and the encouragement of involvement with an emotional connection and also a game pie.

The podcast episode features a conversation about volunteering, mental health, and the impact of seasonal changes. It also includes discussions on supporting volunteers' mental health, funniest moments, snack descriptions, encouraging volunteer participation, and Christmas hopes. The hosts express gratitude for the volunteers and the impact they have on the charity's work.

Our very first Tough Enough To Talk episode, where Stu and Alex talk about everything Tough Enough To Care.

From Stu's journey of a Founder & CEO to Alex joining the charity as Chief Development Officer and much much more...