Rosie sits down with WARO to discuss sex work and the inner workings of the job, alongside sharing thoughts on mental health provisions, and tips for others on how to cope.
WARO’s Dom Smith was recently a guest on the Prelude Podcast to talk about the development of WARO, plans for the future, Soundsphere magazine, mental health and more. You can listen to the episode below! 0 0 votes Article Rating Editorial
Soundsphere Magazine are pleased to present KEEP TALKING—a brand new podcast centered around the music industry in lockdown presented by Stewart Baxter, drummer in Hull based band LIFE. Supported by funding from the Disabled Entrepreneurs Network, Soundsphere commissioned a locked-down Baxter to record a series of podcasts with the simple goal to re-connect, catch up, and check in with musicians and friends he has met along the […]
Today, Adwoa Aboah’s mental health organization Gurls Talk releases a new episode of the second season of The Gurls Talk Podcast. The latest episode sees Adwoa in conversation with one of the defining young women of 2020, Dua Lipa. On the heels of her number one album, Future Nostalgia, Dua Lipa joins host and founder of Gurls Talk Adwoa to talk […]
WARO sits down at The Brain Jar in Hull, with comedian Jed Salisbury to discuss work and making his living in comedy, being on television (‘Who Are You Calling Fat?’) and coping mechanisms for mental health. He’s had a very successful few years, with gigs up and down the country and several TV appearances, but […]
Live from The Brain Jar in Hull, Waste Of Paint’s Adam Brodie discusses the effect of music and mental health and offers advice for emerging artists who are struggling. This podcast features Waste of Paint’s track ‘Baudelaire Waltz’ with permission from The New Anonymous. 0 0 votes Article Rating Dom Smith
