Unusual Times

Adam speaks to BBC Radio Tees presenter Gary Philipson and Samaritans volunteer Lisa about helping people over 12 very unusual months.

How the pandemic has affected young people's wellbeing - and what we can do to help.

Adam explores a 'life-changing' Facebook group for people who use drugs. Comedian and podcaster Jacob Hawley guests.

Radio 1’s Katie Thistleton talks to Adam about staying positive and ways of coping with lockdown restrictions.

In the final episode of 2020, Adam looks back at the year and talks Christmas and 2021 with Ben Weisz from the BBC's Politix and Chill podcast.

Adam explores how the pandemic has shaped the future recovery of people with addictions.

There are links to help and information on www.bbc.co.uk/actionline

Gamers have spent thousands on loot boxes during lockdown. Should it count as gambling?

Families and community groups react to the free school meals vote and talk about putting food on the table during difficult times.

Rough sleepers in Middlesbrough talk to Adam Clarkson about their lives during the pandemic. For some, coronavirus is the least of their worries.

Mental health charities have seen an increase in people needing support. People around England send voice notes with their stories.

There's a link to help and information on www.bbc.co.uk/actionline.

Hosted and produced by Adam Clarkson, BBC Radio Tees.