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In this episode, we discuss the power of positivity versus negativity, and how it affects our energy. Our guest, Alison Cope, shares her experience of losing her son, Joshua Ribera (known as Depzman), to knife crime in 2013, and how she used her pain to help others. Alison founded the Joshua Ribera Achievement Awards to honour her son's legacy and provide second chances for young people who have lost their way.
In this episode, we explore the concept of role models and their importance in society. Our guest, Andrew "Chi" Osbourne, shares his personal experience with being a role model as a martial arts practitioner and hall of famer. He also shares his story of overcoming PTSD with the support of mental health experts, the Speakmans. We learn that a role model is someone who inspires others through their words or actions, and sets a positive example that others can follow.
Grief is a natural and complex process that affects us all differently. In this episode, we explore the seven stages of grieving, including shock, denial, anger, bargaining, depression, testing, and acceptance. While these stages may manifest differently for each individual, they can serve as a helpful guide for understanding and coping with the grieving process.
The issue of disconnected youths is a widespread problem in many communities, with many young people struggling with issues such as anxiety, depression, and anti-social behaviour. Matthew Handley from West Brom United FC joins us to discuss how getting kids into sport can provide a positive outlet and help steer young people away from negative influences and activities.
- formerly Podcast of the Four Horsemen.
The existence of ghosts and paranormal activity is a topic that has fascinated people around the world for centuries. While some people believe in the existence of ghosts and other supernatural beings, others are more skeptical and attribute these experiences to natural or psychological phenomena. What's your view on paranormal activities - do you believe in the existence of ghosts, angels, spirits, or other supernatural entities, or do you think these experiences have rational, scientific explanations?
* We are dedicating this episode to Lubo who'll no longer be at VR, as he's just signed with recording label LA Records (California), to pursue his love of music and Dj-ing * - formerly Podcast of the Four Horsemen.
Entrepreneurs play a crucial role in driving innovation, creating jobs and shaping the economy. But what does it really take to be an entrepreneur.. what are some of the key traits and skills that successful entrepreneurs possess, and how can you cultivate these qualities if you're interested in starting your own business?
- formerly Podcast of the Four Horsemen.
Poverty is a such a complex issue that affects millions of people all around the world. There are many factors that contribute to poverty.. from a lack of access to education and healthcare, to systemic inequalities such as racism and sexism. Why do you think poverty exists, and what are some of the most significant challenges facing those living in poverty?
- formerly Podcast of the Four Horsemen.
Technology has unwittingly and undoubtedly changed the way in how we all live, work and communicate, in countless ways. While it has brought with it unbelievable benefits, there are also great concerns about the impact it has on society as a whole. There are pros and cons in everything but with today's technology, which outweighs who and where do you see it heading in the future?
- formerly Podcast of the Four Horsemen.
As we are well aware life can be full of unexpected twists, turns, ups and downs that can range anywhere from one end of the spectrum to the other, each and everyone of us have our own unique challenges but, with assistance and a support line place in, it makes the journey so much easier. What are some of the biggest challenges that you've faced in your life, and how did you overcome them?
- formerly Podcast of the Four Horsemen.
Women have accomplished so much throughout history, and it's hard to name just one who inspires. On todays show you will get to hear some of those who inspired us. However, if we had to choose another, we would say Malala Yousafzai. Her bravery and dedication to advocating for girls' education in Pakistan, even after surviving an assassination attempt, is truly awe-inspiring. She is proof that even the smallest voices can make a significant impact on the world.
- formerly Podcast of the Four Horsemen.
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