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A brand-new series from chart-topping podcast host Brogan Garrit-Smith. Big questions. Uncomfortable conversations. Different perspectives. Through unafraid, unapologetic conversations with fascinating thinkers, experts and cultural voices, Says Who? challenges the ideas shaping how we live, think, work, parent and connect. Because in a world constantly telling us what to think, how to feel and who to be, maybe it’s time to think again. Question everything, choose for yourself.
Épisodes 109
Millions Are Injecting Peptides. Nobody Knows What’s In Them | Says Who Podcast
We are injecting ourselves with compounds bought online, on social media and from the back of sunbed shops, and most of us have no idea what is actually in them. The global wellness economy is now worth $6.8 …
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We are injecting ourselves with compounds bought online, on social media and from the back of sunbed shops, and most of us have no idea what is actually in them. The global wellness economy is now worth $6.8 trillion, and in its biggest ever UK bust, the MHRA seized over 12,000 doses of unlicensed weight loss drugs and peptides.
Dean Henry has worked with peptides for 11 years. He owns a licensed compounding pharmacy, runs a peptide academy, works in the research-use-only market, and says his team speaks to more than 10,000 clients.
Sitting down with host Brogan Garrit-Smith, Dean makes his case: that peptides are not new, and many have been used for decades; that the boom was driven by weight loss pens and social media; that contamination often happens after the certificate of analysis, when the peptide is put into the vial; that buying in the grey market is a lottery; that without the trials big pharma likes to see, we are basically the trial ourselves; that people are going to need therapy to come off weight loss jabs; that nobody under 21 should be taking peptides; and that you cannot enhance your body unnaturally and expect no downside long term.
Brogan also shares her own experience of taking peptides since January, and why she wants you to think twice before you start.
We have been told peptides are the future of health.
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He explains:
1. What a peptide actually is, and why the word is suddenly everywhere
2. How to know what you are injecting, and where contamination really happens
3. Why he says we are the experiment
4. Why he says weight loss jabs are built to keep you on them
5. Where optimisation ends and enhancement begins
6. When healthy stopped being enough, and what tracking everything is doing to us
7. And a bonus: exactly what Dean takes himself, and the new peptides he would not touch
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Trailer
0:40 Why peptides are suddenly everywhere
2:52 What is a peptide?
4:18 Why peptides exploded now
5:22 What the science actually says
6:43 How do you know what you are injecting?
8:56 Bought in the back of a sunbed shop
11:53 Are we experimenting on ourselves?
12:29 The hidden trade-offs
14:22 The weight loss jab trap
16:14 Are we losing what it is to be human?
17:38 People will need therapy to come off these
21:12 The jab that was not what it said
22:52 Do weight loss pens expire?
25:09 The cowboys, and what a compounding pharmacy is
27:39 How young is too young?
29:26 Are we raising Superman?
30:11 Where optimisation ends and enhancement begins
31:05 The Enhanced Games
32:27 When did healthy stop being enough?
34:18 What Dean takes himself
36:10 Botox, fillers and contradictions
39:45 The peptides he would not touch
41:54 Pens vs vials
43:42 How to think about peptides now
45:29 Growth hormone, BPC and the cancer question
48:10 Are we losing tolerance for being human?
51:23 The belief he no longer holds
51:40 Let's settle it
52:21 Brogan's confession
This episode is for information only and is not medical advice. Speak to a qualified health professional before taking any peptide or prescription medication.
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Clare McGlynn: 79% Saw Violent P*rn Before They Turned 18! | Say’s Who Podcast
79% of young people in the UK had seen violent pornography before they turned 18. The average age a child first sees porn is 13. For a generation, this has become sex education.Professor Clare McGlynn has spent …
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79% of young people in the UK had seen violent pornography before they turned 18. The average age a child first sees porn is 13. For a generation, this has become sex education.
Professor Clare McGlynn has spent more than 20 years researching pornography, sexual violence and online abuse, and her work has helped change UK law. Her new book, Exposed, investigates the rise of extreme pornography and what it is doing to how we understand sex.
In this conversation with Brogan Garrit-Smith she makes her case: that the porn on the biggest free sites is sexually violent, misogynistic and racist, and has got far worse; that young people now think rough sex and strangulation are simply what sex is; that one in four women are fearful during sex; that we blame women like Bonnie Blue while never asking about the men watching and paying; that deepfakes have put every woman and girl at risk; that police still tell victims "the AI did it"; and that because all of this was built, it can be changed.
We have been told porn is just entertainment.
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She explains:
1. Why she says mainstream porn is sexually violent, misogynistic and racist
2. How porn is shaping what a generation thinks sex should be
3. Why a generation with unlimited access to sex is lonelier and less satisfied
4. What Bonnie Blue's pregnancy content says about all of us
5. Why deepfakes are the latest form of sexual abuse, and what the law can do
6. Why she believes it can still change
7. And a bonus: the laws Clare would pass tomorrow if she could.
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Trailer
0:49 The numbers, and the premise
2:46 What porn became, and why she wrote the book
4:09 "Have I been living under a rock?"
5:15 The genre that shocked her
7:11 From Britney to the school uniform
8:31 Bonnie Blue
10:49 Nobody asks about the men
11:49 Nothing is sacred
13:52 The search engines nobody blames
14:55 Is your desire even yours?
17:29 Lonelier, and less satisfied
20:05 Grok: 3 million sexual images in 11 days
22:20 Non-consent is the point
24:14 What the law says vs. what the police do
25:20 If the images are real
26:48 The phone in the repair shop
29:36 It takes a princess
30:42 "The gun didn't do it"
32:29 Adam Raine, 16
35:18 Raising a son in this
37:45 Emily's case
39:16 The boiling frog
40:04 The laws she would pass
42:19 Why she calls porn racist
43:16 Empowerment, repackaged
44:57 It can change
48:33 See it, pay for it, ask what it's doing to you
50:04 Brogan alone
Exposed by Clare McGlynn: https://www.waterstones.com/book/exposed/clare-mcglynn/9781836431718
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Barry Hearn: “Britain’s Economy Is A Time Bomb Waiting To Explode” | Says Who? Podcast
Barry Hearn OBE built Matchroom from a £100 company into a global sports empire worth well over £1 billion. He is the son of a bus driver from an Essex council estate, a chartered accountant by training, and a …
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Barry Hearn OBE built Matchroom from a £100 company into a global sports empire worth well over £1 billion. He is the son of a bus driver from an Essex council estate, a chartered accountant by training, and a promoter for more than 50 years across snooker, darts, boxing and pool. His son has left for Monaco. Barry is staying.In this conversation with Brogan Garrit-Smith he makes his case: that Britain is governed by the politics of envy, and the people who build things are being treated as easy targets; that the millionaires who have already left are not coming back, and nobody is replacing them; that a working-class saver can now face up to 67% tax on a pension and another 40% when they die; that Great Britain Limited is borrowing too much and failing at the very top; that he nearly lost everything before Sky TV arrived like the cavalry; that he missed his son's birth to win £50 at snooker; and that the only thing he really fears is his wife.We have been told Britain is still a place where anyone can build something.Says Who?He explains:1. Why he says Britain runs on the politics of envy, and what it is doing to the next generation2. Why he says the people who have left will not be coming back3. What he says a Martian would make of the British tax system4. What a £50 snooker game taught him about the price of winning5. Why he says money buys you the freedom to tell the truth6. Why, with every reason to leave, he is stayingAnd a bonus: Barry predicts Joshua vs Fury, and the round he thinks it ends!0:00 Trailer/Intro1:01 The numbers will frighten you2:02 The world of politics of envy3:00 Dumbing down society4:11 They won't be coming back5:24 My wife's got a dog7:02 A £100 company8:44 Not leaving the office until I've sent an invoice11:13 Bad news is not to be shared13:00 I missed Eddie's birth for £5013:33 Unbeatable, but you've got to kill me15:20 Are you a billionaire, Barry?16:44 Your candle will burn longer19:31 Explaining British tax to a Martian21:37 Great Britain Limited23:04 A dirty grey wall that says The End23:25 The first time I voted Reform23:54 You wouldn't appoint her, even on Mars26:13 Retired for six weeks30:16 Sky came over the hill like the cavalry31:08 We nearly doubled the business in COVID32:02 Boxing in the back garden34:11 Elocution lessons and Bertolt Brecht36:18 I hit him very hard and he didn't go down37:27 When the man upstairs is ready, I'm ready40:19 Telling the truth is a luxury45:15 Joshua vs Fury46:17 I don't draw any money, I buy farms50:47 Three heart attacks52:01 Is it harder to build in Britain?57:09 Born in England, I'll die in England57:32 What I took away from BarrySays Who? with Brogan Garrit-Smith. New episodes weekly.Listen: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/says-who/id1713423794Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@sayswhothepodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/brogan.garritsmith
Danny Morel: The Lie Of Self-Improvement And Why You Need To Look Inward | Says Who? Podcast
We have replaced God with Google, spirituality with self help, and prayer with scrolling, and we call it progress. Gen Z now spends 7 hours and 43 minutes a day looking at a screen. That is 122 days a year …
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We have replaced God with Google, spirituality with self help, and prayer with scrolling, and we call it progress. Gen Z now spends 7 hours and 43 minutes a day looking at a screen. That is 122 days a year, gone, and the self improvement industry those same people turn to for an answer is worth 46 billion dollars.
Danny Morel built a career in business before walking away from the idea that success alone was enough. He is an author and a spiritual teacher, and the voice behind The Higher Self, and he spends his year between the Dominican Republic and Austin.
In this conversation with Brogan Garritt-Smith he makes his case: that personal development has become a way of outsourcing your own power, so the guru is always going to let you down and the answer was never in the book or at the event; that feeling stuck in life is not a sign you need another course, it is the predictable result of looking outside yourself for twelve years; that the midlife crisis is not a breakdown but a spiritual awakening arriving late; that the disconnection is by design, because the people selling you the cure are the ones who need you searching; that you can go through anger and let it go in ninety seconds rather than carry it for a lifetime, and most people carry it for a lifetime because nobody ever told them; that your self worth was set by how much love you received, not by what you earn, and that whatever anyone calls self love starts there; that the work the inner child needs cannot be done in your head, which is where everyone tries to do it; and that British children now spend more time indoors than inmates do in prison.
Brogan says she has been doing this dance of self development for twelve years, and what she thinks it actually takes.
We are being told that the way out is one more book, one more ice bath, one more guru.
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He explains:
- Why the guru is always going to let you down, and what outsourcing your power costs you
- Why you feel stuck in life after years of personal development, and what the stuckness is actually telling you
- Why a midlife crisis is a spiritual awakening nobody prepared you for
- How to let go of anger in ninety seconds, and why almost nobody is ever taught it
- Where self worth is set, and why no amount of money moves it
- What inner child healing needs that no course can give you, and where people look instead
- How to find your purpose when you have spent a decade asking an algorithm
- What screen time is doing to a generation, and the number nobody adds up
Chapters:
0:00 Living In Fear As A Society
0:58 We Replaced God With Google And Spirituality With Self Help
1:56 Why Your Phone Keeps You Spiritually Disconnected
6:23 The Cost Of City Life, And Feeling Stuck In It
10:44 The Midlife Crisis As A Late Spiritual Awakening
13:13 Money Is Energy, And It Mirrors Your Self Worth
20:02 Self Love, And Where Your Self Worth Was Really Set
23:14 How To Let Go Of Anger In 90 Seconds
29:18 The 46 Billion Dollar Self Development Industry
33:18 Find Your Purpose, With No Destination To Arrive At
37:07 Fear Is Love, Distorted
40:58 Phones, Partners, And Switching Off The News
44:00 Inner Child Healing Is A Process, Not A Fix
45:03 Parenting Tips For Protecting A Child From Your Wounds
46:34 Screen Time, And Children Indoors More Than Inmates
51:42 Define Success And Happiness For YourselfSays Who? with Brogan Garritt-Smith. New episodes weekly.
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Listen on Apple PodcastsDr Courtney Raspin: Ozempic Side Effects Nobody Warns You About | Says Who? Podcast
2.5 million Brits are on weight loss drugs and another 3.3 million are waiting to start. In America it is more than 30 million people, and children as young as 12 are being prescribed them.Dr Courtney Raspin is …
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2.5 million Brits are on weight loss drugs and another 3.3 million are waiting to start. In America it is more than 30 million people, and children as young as 12 are being prescribed them.
Dr Courtney Raspin is an eating disorder specialist and psychologist, and co-author of The Weight Loss Prescription alongside Dr Max Pemberton. She has spent her career helping people understand their relationship with their bodies, weight and food, which makes her the person to ask what happens when a drug designed for one group of patients reaches everybody else.
In this conversation with Brogan Garritt-Smith she makes her case: that these drugs are a tool, powerful for the patient who genuinely needs them and dangerous for the one who does not; that most people come off them and put the weight back on four times faster than if they had lost it any other way; that what you lose along the way is muscle, which matters most for the people who can least afford to lose it; that the food industry and the pharmaceutical industry are paid twice over, once for making us unwell and once for the cure; that the drug dims hunger and dims everything else with it, the gym, alcohol, desire, the whole appetite for living; and that nobody is born hating their body, which means somebody taught us.
Brogan tells her own story in this one. She says that if these drugs had existed when she was younger she would have grabbed them with both hands, and what it took instead to get out.
We are being told that weight loss drugs are the safest and most effective way to lose weight.
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She explains:
- Why the weight comes back four times faster, and what that does to a body that has already been through it
- What you are losing that is not fat, and why it hits the older population hardest
- Who is actually making the money, and which part of the problem pays nobody
- What she sees happening to girls who are 12, and what she says is being taken from them
- Why the dimming reaches alcohol, exercise and desire as well as food
- What a healthy relationship with food looks like in practice, and where it starts
0:00 The cold open
1:30 Here's the question, Dr Raspin
2:38 You'll gain it back four times faster
4:17 Easier to sell a solution in a syringe
9:29 Nobody is born hating their body
11:29 The lesser of two evils, until it isn't
13:16 You upload a picture and the pen arrives
18:02 Children as young as twelve
21:09 The lights go dim on everything
24:18 The three phases, and the one nobody does
28:27 A real life experiment on the public, in real time
31:04 The pills are coming
33:34 Who benefits, and where there is no money
34:25 How you rebuild a relationship with food
36:39 My son made me heal my relationship with food
42:09 So let's settle it
44:08 AfterSays Who? with Brogan Garritt-Smith. New episodes weekly.
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Nobody would put their name to the word safe.Dr Becky Foljambe is a GP. She gave evidence to a parliamentary committee in March on screens in classrooms, and she arrived at this conversation having spent the …
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Nobody would put their name to the word safe.
Dr Becky Foljambe is a GP. She gave evidence to a parliamentary committee in March on screens in classrooms, and she arrived at this conversation having spent the year asking one question that nobody has answered: where is the proof that iPads in schools are safe for the children sitting in front of them?
When Brogan's team went looking for the person who said it was, they could not find one. No name, no company, no face. The claim is everywhere and it belongs to nobody.
In this conversation with Brogan Garritt-Smith she makes her case: that Covid was a grotesque experiment in what happens to children's learning and their wellbeing when they sit inside on screens all day; that there is no evidence of safety and no evidence of efficacy over traditional teaching, and that the academic work points the other way; that devices are now handed out as readily as a water cup in a classroom; that two million children in this country need speech and language input and the therapists on her team have seen caseloads rise 27% in two years; that the average age of first access to porn is 13 and most children never went looking for it, it was fed to them; that A&E consultants are seeing fewer broken arms and more self-harm, acute distress and psychosis, and nobody is asking those children about their screens. And that she has already heard enough, in her own seat, as a doctor.
Then Brogan says something she has not said on this channel before, about the child she was.
We are told screens are helping our children learn better.
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She explains:
- What a doctor sees in the surgery that does not show up in any study
- Why she says there is no evidence of safety, and what the evidence there is actually shows
- What screens appear to be doing to children's bodies, their minds and their words
- Why ADHD symptoms may be reversible in children whose lives have been blighted by them
- What happened when Brogan's team tried to find the person who said this was safe
0:00 The cold open
0:56 Screens make our children learn better. Says who?
2:40 What is actually happening inside the classroom
6:59 Covid was a grotesque experiment
12:31 The head in Kent who banned the phones
26:51 A babysitter, an educator, a pacifier
33:08 Retinol on a four year old
33:51 Nobody on the beach actually looks like that
35:51 One in five have had a relationship with a chatbot
38:53 Five hours a day, and the risk climbs
40:58 Most of them did not even go looking for it
42:09 I was one of those vulnerable children
46:06 Take the screens away, then reassess
47:54 ADHD, and the children we think need the devices more
51:32 Is there a sweet spot for screen time?
53:30 In the Night Garden took seven years to make
54:50 Two million children waiting for speech and language
56:49 We don't have any evidence of safety
1:00:11 Settle it then, Dr Becky
1:00:53 They are tools, they are not an oracleSays Who? with Brogan Garritt-Smith. New episodes weekly.
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brogan.garritsmithDr Becky Foljambe on iPads in schools and screens in classrooms, screen time and ADHD, does social media cause ADHD, screen time for toddlers, and teenage mental health.
Brogan: I Stopped Trying To Get There | Says Who? Podcast
Brogan Garritt-Smith spent years making a weekly interview podcast called Getting There, asking more than a hundred people how they got where they are. Then she stopped, came off social media and the internet …
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Brogan Garritt-Smith spent years making a weekly interview podcast called Getting There, asking more than a hundred people how they got where they are. Then she stopped, came off social media and the internet for ten months, and says she went in expecting to come back behind everybody else and found the opposite.
In this episode she lays out why she went and what she is doing now: that she did not stop because she stopped loving conversations but because the question she was asking changed, that she stopped wondering where there was and started asking who decided there was a there in the first place, that 18 to 24 year olds in the UK spend close to 100 days a year online and the average teenager receives 237 notifications a day, that we have moved from using AI as a tool to handing it the parts of life that make us human, and that children are sitting in classrooms preparing for jobs that may not exist by the time they get there. She says she is not making this show to tell anyone what to think.
She explains:
- What she says ten months off the internet did to her, and what she expected instead
- Why she says she stopped Getting There, and the question she says replaced it
- Who she says drew the map to success, and whether she wants to follow it
- What she says we have started handing to AI, and what she thinks it costs us
- Why she says the biggest lesson of her life is that there is not always a right or a wrong
0:00 I thought I would come back behind
3:04 237 notifications a day are not feelings
6:01 I didn't stop, the question changed
9:02 I don't want to fall into my life
12:04 Archaic classrooms for jobs that may not exist
15:01 There isn't always a right or a wrongSays Who? with Brogan Garritt-Smith. New episodes weekly.
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We are back.Says Who? is the new series, and there was never a question about who should open it. Mo Gawdat was the very first guest on Getting There, so it only felt right that he is the first guest of this …
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We are back.
Says Who? is the new series, and there was never a question about who should open it. Mo Gawdat was the very first guest on Getting There, so it only felt right that he is the first guest of this chapter too.
Mo was chief business officer of Google X until he resigned in 2017, and he has spent the years since trying to convince heads of state, prime ministers and CEOs that AI needs to be built ethically. He says every one of them nodded and then did nothing, and that by 2024 he had to admit he was doing nothing either, he was only talking, so he built an AI of his own and gave it the mission of helping people find and nurture true love.
In this conversation with Brogan Garritt-Smith he makes his case: that AI will make most people dumber and a few people geniuses, and the difference is whether you debate the answer or ask it for the football scores; that he is borrowing 100 IQ points from his own AIs; that we are already living in the dystopia and he counts 10 to 12 years to recover from it; that the problem was never the machine but a world which decided that anything legal does not have to be ethical, so you fix yourself first and AI will magnify what is fixed. He says direct human connection is what we are built for and the internet is depriving us of it, that it sets our expectations from other people's pretending, and that after promising screens would give us more friends we produced the ultimate loneliness pandemic and are now being sold a non-human companion to cure it.
We have been told AI will make us more intelligent.
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He explains:
Why he says AI will make most of us dumber, and what the few are doing differently
Why he says we are already in the dystopia, and how long he thinks it takes to recover
What he says the internet takes from us, and where he says your expectations now come from
Why he says the loneliness we are being sold a cure for is one we built ourselves
What he says love has to do with mathematics, and the mission he says he gave his AI
And a bonus: Mo introduces Emma.Love, and says why he thinks dating apps are built to keep people swiping, and what he is building in their place.
0:00 The cold open
0:58 Here's the question, Mr Gawdat
6:32 Where being human stops and the AI begins
11:31 I pity you, if I may say
16:18 If you've not noticed, we're already in the dystopia
21:45 The fourth inevitable, somewhere between now and 2034
27:13 The toothbrush test Larry Page taught us
32:00 There are people in Lebanon hiding from robots
37:01 At least disapprove of it in your heart
41:55 The corner bookshop economy is about to come back
47:06 The woman who married an AI in China
52:31 Legal does not have to mean ethical
57:34 For Siri to hear its name, it hears everything
1:02:32 The equation, and rain at your ex's wedding
1:07:32 Everyone nodded about ethical AI and did nothing
1:12:34 Finding the one is a mathematical problem
1:18:03 Secure in your attachment until you give up
1:23:03 When was the last time you got her flowers
1:28:08 The first ten minutes were very awkward
1:33:02 A butler on your phone, and models debating
1:38:01 Your future is not decided, so engage
Emma: https://app.emma.love
Emma on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emma.love.ai
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Scrolling to Death: How Big Tech Is Rewiring Our Children’s Brains | Nicki Petrossi
We are living through a moment future generations will question: how did we not see this sooner? In this powerful and confronting conversation, I’m joined by Nikki, founder of Scrolling to Death, to expose the …
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We are living through a moment future generations will question: how did we not see this sooner? In this powerful and confronting conversation, I’m joined by Nikki, founder of Scrolling to Death, to expose the hidden dangers of social media, AI chatbots, gaming platforms like Roblox, and addictive technology designed for profit — not safety. We explore how children are being: - Groomed, sexualised, and isolated by AI bots - Exposed to violent and explicit content through “kids” games - Addicted by algorithms engineered to hijack developing brains - Driven toward anxiety, depression, ADHD, self-harm and suicide Nikki shares real cases from lawsuits, internal tech documents, and heartbreaking stories of families whose children were harmed — or lost — to these platforms. This is not a fear-based conversation. This is awareness. This is about protecting what matters most: our children. If you’re a parent, teacher, or simply someone who feels something isn’t right with the digital world we’re handing to the next generation — this episode is essential listening. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.They Want Your Mind, Not Your Body | David Icke
Today I speak with David Icke, a man banned from over 30 countries and censored across major platforms — yet still reaching millions. Whether you believe him or not, his ideas force you to rethink everything …
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Today I speak with David Icke, a man banned from over 30 countries and censored across major platforms — yet still reaching millions. Whether you believe him or not, his ideas force you to rethink everything you assume about reality. In this intense and wide-ranging conversation, we dive into: • The force he believes manipulates governments, media, and global systems • Why human perception is the real battlefield • The simulation hypothesis & multi-dimensional reality • Fear, control, and the emotional energy shaping our world • Ancient knowledge, hidden agendas, and the nature of the “matrix” • What he believes happens after death — and why consciousness cannot die This episode is not for the faint-hearted. It's for those who question, who think, and who refuse to accept the world at face value. 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍, SUBSCRIBE 🔔 & SHARE #podcast #gettingthere #healingjourney #realtalk Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Manifestation Is NOT What You Think It Is | Matt Cooke
I am joined by the amazing Matt Cooke, a leading manifestation coach and author who breaks down the science behind creating your reality. Unlock the real science of manifestation. In this powerful conversation …
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I am joined by the amazing Matt Cooke, a leading manifestation coach and author who breaks down the science behind creating your reality. Unlock the real science of manifestation. In this powerful conversation, we break down how quantum physics, intention, dreams, and the observer effect are shaping your reality—whether you realise it or not. Manifestation coach and author Matt Cooke explains: ✨ Why you don’t attract what you want — you attract who you are ✨ How your thoughts collapse energy into form ✨ What the “observer” really is ✨ How to use meditation, dreams, intuition & signs to manifest faster ✨ The truth about luck, the lottery, and probability ✨ Why slowing down can actually speed up your manifestations ✨ How to trust guidance, practice surrender, and avoid forcing outcomes If you’ve ever felt stuck, confused about what you want, or unsure why your manifestations feel “blocked”, this episode will completely rewire how you see your life, your power, and the universe around you. #gettingtherepodcast #lucky #manifestation #meditation #trust #gettingthere #podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.We’re Losing Ourselves: Phones, Weight-Loss Drugs & The New Mental Health Epidemic | Max Pemberton
What is really happening to our minds? In this gripping episode of Getting There, Brianna sits down with Dr. Max Pemberton — NHS doctor, psychiatrist, journalist and one of the most outspoken voices in British …
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What is really happening to our minds? In this gripping episode of Getting There, Brianna sits down with Dr. Max Pemberton — NHS doctor, psychiatrist, journalist and one of the most outspoken voices in British medicine — to expose the brutal truth about our attention crisis, body image culture, and the explosive rise of weight-loss drugs. Max shares what he has seen firsthand across eating-disorder units, obesity clinics, and psychiatric wards — from patients eating 100 bags of Wotsits a day after bariatric surgery to teenagers comparing themselves to anatomically impossible bodies on Instagram . Together, they unpack: 🔹 Why we can no longer think, focus or be alone with ourselves 🔹 How social media is rewiring our brains — and our children’s 🔹 The dark truth about weight-loss injections and why most people are using them dangerously 🔹 Why obesity is rarely just about food — but about emotional pain 🔹 How society has lost touch with reality, our bodies and what “being human” even means 🔹 The psychology behind bingeing, body dysmorphia & perfection culture This episode cuts through the noise, the labels and the shame — to ask one question: 👉 What is happening to our minds? And can we pull ourselves back? If you care about mental health, social media, food, children, or the future, this is a conversation you cannot afford to miss. ##gettingtherepodcast #mentalhealth #socialmediaaddiction #bodyimage #weightlossdrugs #ozempic #eatingdisordersupport Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Kicked Out, Cancelled & a Millionaire – Samuel Leeds Speaks Out
In this powerful and unfiltered conversation, Brogan sits down with Samuel Leeds, the property entrepreneur and social media firestarter, for one of his most honest interviews yet. From being kicked out of …
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In this powerful and unfiltered conversation, Brogan sits down with Samuel Leeds, the property entrepreneur and social media firestarter, for one of his most honest interviews yet. From being kicked out of church and Bible college to building a multi-million-pound property empire, Samuel opens up about faith, persecution, the media, and what really goes on behind the scenes of “financial freedom.” 🔥 Topics in this episode: How Samuel turned being thrown out of church into a mission Why he says the education system is rigged against ordinary people His real views on money, religion, and controversy The truth behind the viral “chainsaw” video What drives him now after £20M net worth 🎧 Subscribe for more raw, motivating, and sometimes controversial conversations every week on Getting There with Brogan. #SamuelLeeds #BroganPodcast #Motivation #PropertyInvestment #Controversy #Faith #EntrepreneurMindset Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.He Walked Away From Millions To Find His Soul | Danny Morel on Healing, Purpose & Awakening
In this powerful episode of Getting There, Brogan sits down with transformational coach Danny Morel , who walked away from a multi-million dollar real estate empire to reconnect with his truth. They dive deep …
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In this powerful episode of Getting There, Brogan sits down with transformational coach Danny Morel , who walked away from a multi-million dollar real estate empire to reconnect with his truth. They dive deep into: ✨ Healing childhood wounds 🌸 The balance of masculine & feminine energy 💔 Breaking generational trauma 🌿 Finding peace beyond success 💫 The moment Brogan opens up about her mum’s illness — raw, real & life-changing This conversation will move you, challenge you, and help you see “getting there” in a whole new light. 🎧 Listen now and awaken to who you truly are. 👇 #gettingtherepodcast #brogan #spiritualawakening #healingjourney #innerwork #emotionalhealing #podcastlife #selfdiscovery #lettinggo #mindfulness #authenticity #realtalk Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.From Events to Errands to Health Summit Madness ⚡ | Vlog 4
You’re coming with me on a nonstop week! 💨 From a glam event to cozy journaling, football madness with Henry, and ending at the Health Summit — it’s chaos, calm, and everything in between ☕💬 #vlog4 #podcast …
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You’re coming with me on a nonstop week! 💨 From a glam event to cozy journaling, football madness with Henry, and ending at the Health Summit — it’s chaos, calm, and everything in between ☕💬 #vlog4 #podcast #busydayinmylife #reallifemoments #myvlog Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.The moment I stopped running from myself | Chapter 6
We’re told to “just love ourselves” like it’s easy. Write your gratitude list. Manifest. Be positive. But what about the days you don’t even like yourself? This chapter is about that part. The quiet, messy …
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We’re told to “just love ourselves” like it’s easy. Write your gratitude list. Manifest. Be positive. But what about the days you don’t even like yourself? This chapter is about that part. The quiet, messy, deeply human work of learning how to be gentle with yourself again. Not rushing. Not forcing. Just slowing down enough to actually feel what's already here ✨🤍 learning to be softer with myself learning to feel instead of run this is where the real healing begins 🤍 #selflovejourney #healingjourney #innerwork #selfacceptance #selfawareness #beinghuman #itsokaytofeel #softlifeenergy #gratefulheart #gettingthere #chapter6 #podcastclips #vulnerability #mindsetshift #growthmindset #mentalhealthmatters #energywork Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Alan Miller: The Truth They Don’t Want You To Know
I talk to Alan Miller about whether the UK is sleepwalking into a digital control state and what it will take to stop it 🔍 Getting There is where real conversations actually happen — we explore the questions …
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I talk to Alan Miller about whether the UK is sleepwalking into a digital control state and what it will take to stop it 🔍 Getting There is where real conversations actually happen — we explore the questions most people avoid, the systems shaping our lives, the choices we make, and the future we’re heading toward. No filters, no scripts — just honest dialogue, open minds, and real people trying to make sense of an ever-changing world 🌍 Because we’re all on a journey — and together, we’re getting there. We dive into digital ID and privacy, free speech vs censorship, mental health in an overloaded world, culture shifts, power structures, community, identity, purpose and how to stay grounded when everything feels loud 🎙 If this conversation resonates, hit like, subscribe and share — it genuinely helps more people find the truth 💬 #gettingthere #digitalidol #freedom #ukpolitics #censorshipdebate #privacymatters #awareness #stayawake #realconversations #podcastuk #truthtalk #thinkforyourself #questioneverything Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.The Moment I Stopped Blaming Them, I Started Healing | Chapter 5
For so long, I blamed them. My anxiety, my fears, my patterns — all of it. But then I realised… they were just trying to survive too. Most parents never set out to hurt us — they’re just doing their best with …
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For so long, I blamed them. My anxiety, my fears, my patterns — all of it. But then I realised… they were just trying to survive too. Most parents never set out to hurt us — they’re just doing their best with what’s in front of them. That realisation helped me let go of anger, and see the compassion and resilience they passed down. Healing isn’t about arriving somewhere — it’s about understanding where you came from. 🌿 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍, SUBSCRIBE 🔔 & SHARE #gettingthere #selflove #selfhealingcommunity #healing #family #motivation #inspiration Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.What. A. Week. 250 People, It’s a Knockout Event, and Total Madness! | Vlog 3
What. A. Week. 😅 I still can’t believe I pulled this off — my very own Knockout Event, planned completely by me from start to finish 🥊💛 Over 250 people turned up, the energy was unreal, and it honestly turned …
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What. A. Week. 😅 I still can’t believe I pulled this off — my very own Knockout Event, planned completely by me from start to finish 🥊💛 Over 250 people turned up, the energy was unreal, and it honestly turned into one of the best (and wildest!) days ever. From the pizza van fun with my sisters, to London Cryo sauna sessions, Henry’s haircut, and a bit of podcast drama along the way — this vlog has it all! It’s been chaos, it’s been emotional, and it’s been one of my proudest moments yet. Thank you for always being part of the journey 💛 #goforgold #dayinthelife #vlog #mumlife #podcastjourney #behindthescenesmagic Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Health Is Wealth: Henry’s Journey
Since day one, Henry’s journey hasn’t been easy. 💔 Chronic chest infections, endless antibiotics, and a search for answers that felt never-ending. 🩺 Then we met Toni — and finally started uncovering clues …
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Since day one, Henry’s journey hasn’t been easy. 💔 Chronic chest infections, endless antibiotics, and a search for answers that felt never-ending. 🩺 Then we met Toni — and finally started uncovering clues through his blood work. 🧬✨ Every test, every setback, every small win… it’s all part of finding out what Henry truly needs. 💪❤️ 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍, SUBSCRIBE 🔔 & SHARE #healthjourney #parentlife #findinganswers #staystrong #realstories Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Dr Phil Anderton: Do You Really Have ADHD?
This episode of Getting There gets personal — and powerful. Host Brogan sits down with Dr. Phil Anderton, the man diagnosing over 3,000 people a month with ADHD, to unpack one of the most talked-about mental …
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This episode of Getting There gets personal — and powerful. Host Brogan sits down with Dr. Phil Anderton, the man diagnosing over 3,000 people a month with ADHD, to unpack one of the most talked-about mental health topics of our time. They explore: 🧠 What ADHD really is — and why diagnoses are rising so fast 💥 The link between ADHD, trauma, and childhood experiences ⚖️ Is ADHD a disability or a hidden superpower? 📱 How social media, dopamine, and distraction are reshaping our brains 👦 Parenting, screens, and raising neurodiverse kids in today’s world Phil’s journey from senior police officer to mental health pioneer is as fascinating as his mission: to help every person find their island of competence — the place where they can truly thrive. 🎧 Watch, share, and join the conversation about ADHD, identity, and how we can all better understand our minds. #adhd #mentalhealth #podcast #gettingthere PhilAnderton #neurodiversity Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Silencing the Voice That Said I Wasn’t Enough | Chapter 4
For years, I believed that cruel little voice in my head. The one that told me I wasn’t smart enough. Pretty enough. Ready enough. I thought it was me. But it wasn’t. It was fear. It was pain. It was old …
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For years, I believed that cruel little voice in my head. The one that told me I wasn’t smart enough. Pretty enough. Ready enough. I thought it was me. But it wasn’t. It was fear. It was pain. It was old programming pretending to protect me. In this chapter, I share how I stopped running. How I faced my inner critic head-on. And how I turned my mind from a battlefield into a garden. Because that voice might never disappear… But it no longer gets to drive my life. 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍, SUBSCRIBE 🔔 & SHARE #SelfGrowth #HealingJourney #InnerCritic #MindsetShift #SelfLove #MentalHealthAwareness #PersonalGrowth #PositiveMindset #EmotionalHealing #BeKindToYourself Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Dreams, Doubt & Burnout — Staying Real | Vlog 2
This week… everything hit at once. 💥 Chaos. Burnout. That voice that whispered, “maybe I should just give up.” But I didn’t stop — I kept the camera rolling. 🎬 This is me, unfiltered. Messy. Honest. Real …
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This week… everything hit at once. 💥 Chaos. Burnout. That voice that whispered, “maybe I should just give up.” But I didn’t stop — I kept the camera rolling. 🎬 This is me, unfiltered. Messy. Honest. Real. Figuring it out in real time. 💭❤️ 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍, SUBSCRIBE 🔔 & SHARE for more insights and inspiring conversations! #vlog2 #realtalk #creatorlife #behindthescenes #burnout #mentalhealth #motivation #stayreal #youtubevlog Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.HOW TO LOVE YOURSELF | Chapter 3
In this deeply vulnerable episode of Getting There, I open up about the messy middle of my journey—the doubts, the fear, and the uncomfortable work of facing my inner child. We’re diving into the truth behind …
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In this deeply vulnerable episode of Getting There, I open up about the messy middle of my journey—the doubts, the fear, and the uncomfortable work of facing my inner child. We’re diving into the truth behind self-worth, why most self-help skips over the hardest part, and how learning to love yourself really begins. If you’ve ever struggled with comparison, self-doubt, or wondering if you’re “enough,” this chapter is for you. ✨ What you’ll hear in this episode: The voice of self-doubt and how to soften it Why self-worth is the foundation of everything How childhood experiences still shape our adult lives Real steps to begin loving yourself today 💌 Let me know in the comments what resonated most with you. We’re in this together. 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell 🔔 for more unfiltered conversations. #selflove #healing #podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Tj Power: P*rn, Phones & Broken Brains
Are our phones, p*rn, and kids’ cartoons secretly destroying our brains? Neuroscientist TJ Power joins me to reveal the shocking truth about dopamine, addiction, and why modern life is making us more anxious …
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Are our phones, p*rn, and kids’ cartoons secretly destroying our brains? Neuroscientist TJ Power joins me to reveal the shocking truth about dopamine, addiction, and why modern life is making us more anxious, unfocused, and disconnected than ever before. We go deep into: ⚡ The dark side of dopamine & why nothing feels good anymore ⚡ How p*rn is rewiring men’s brains (and killing drive) ⚡ Why Cocomelon and fast-paced kids’ content can harm developing minds ⚡ The link between social media, anxiety, and broken attention spans ⚡ How to protect your kids (and yourself) from a digital world on steroids ⚡ The simple habits that reset your brain, restore focus, and bring back joy This conversation will change the way you look at your phone, your habits, and even your relationships. 👉 If this episode blows your mind, don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell 🔔 for more unfiltered conversations. ✨ Follow TJ Power: ✨ Website: https://tjpower.co.uk/ ✨ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tjpower/?hl=en ✨ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brogangarritsmith/?hl=en ✨ Podcast available on Spotify & Apple Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.I Almost Gave Up On My Dream… | Chapter 2
This week, I almost gave up on my dream 💔 The doubt was LOUD, the tears were real 😢, and I felt completely exposed. But here’s the truth: chasing your dream will never feel perfect or easy. It’s messy, scary …
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This week, I almost gave up on my dream 💔 The doubt was LOUD, the tears were real 😢, and I felt completely exposed. But here’s the truth: chasing your dream will never feel perfect or easy. It’s messy, scary, and full of self-doubt… but it’s worth it. 💫 If you’ve ever felt stuck between who you are and who you want to be, this one’s for you. Let’s walk through the messy middle together. 🌱✨ 💬 Comment below: What’s ONE dream you’ve been too scared to claim? 👍 Smash that LIKE button if this resonates with you. 🔔 Hit SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss Chapter 3 — we’re just getting started 🚀 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.This is just the beginning! | Vlog 1
⚡ We’re all chasing the spark — and this is just the beginning! ⚡ Welcome to my very first vlog — raw, real, and full of unexpected moments. We’re not just making content… we’re building something electric …
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⚡ We’re all chasing the spark — and this is just the beginning! ⚡ Welcome to my very first vlog — raw, real, and full of unexpected moments. We’re not just making content… we’re building something electric together. 💬 Comment ⚡ if you’re part of the journey from Day One! ⚡ Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell — the next drop is even wilder. #newvlog #firstvlog #viralvlogs #journeytothetop #gettingthere Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.What Really Happened: From Rock Bottom | Chapter 1
In this episode of Getting There I open up about my recent silence, the overwhelm of living online, and the courage it takes to begin before you’re “ready.” 👉 You don’t need the whole staircase to take the …
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In this episode of Getting There I open up about my recent silence, the overwhelm of living online, and the courage it takes to begin before you’re “ready.” 👉 You don’t need the whole staircase to take the first step. 👉 Growth happens in the messy middle, not the polished finish. Tune in for a raw conversation about fear, vulnerability, and finding courage in uncertainty. 🌱 Time Stamps 00:00:00 - Introduction and Personal Update 00:00:32 - Embracing Vulnerability and Taking the First Step 00:01:13 - The Messy Middle: Real Life vs. Polished Social Media 00:02:10 - Recording Challenges and Self-Reflection 00:03:16 - The Amazon Culture and Unrealistic Expectations 00:04:00 - Feeling Uninspired Despite Incredible Guests 00:05:04 - The Origin of the Podcast: Therapy Sessions 00:05:53 - Fear of Sharing and Self-Doubt 00:06:46 - Obsession with the Finish Line vs. The Journey 00:07:07 - Announcing a Pivot in the Podcast 00:08:05 - Writing a Book: A Lifelong Dream 00:09:08 - Finding Inspiration and Starting to Write 00:10:01 - The Reality of Growth and Self-Development 00:11:05 - The Importance of Grit and Determination 00:12:09 - New Podcast Format: Solo Episodes and Select Guests 00:13:02 - Starting a Vlog to Document the Journey 00:14:06 - The Concept: The Things You Want, Want You Too 00:15:09 - The First Whisper: A Moment of Realization 00:16:03 - The Inner Conflict: Belief vs. Doubt 00:17:19 - The Persistent Dream: Daily Reminders 00:18:18 - Fast Forward: Living the Dream as a Podcast Host 00:19:04 - Ignoring the Soul's Whispers 00:20:08 - The Universe's Wake-Up Call 00:21:02 - Main Character Energy: Claiming Your Dreams 00:22:09 - The Unique Nature of Your Dreams 00:23:09 - Questions to Reconnect with Your Dreams 00:24:57 - The Soul's Reminder: Feeling Alive 00:25:18 - The Challenge of Claiming Your Dreams 00:26:00 - The World's Roadmap vs. Your Inner Compass 00:27:04 - The Unique Way to Light Up the World 00:28:18 - Childhood Dreams and Parental Influence 00:29:41 - The Infinite Possibility of Dreams 00:30:06 - Changing Your Approach to Life 00:31:12 - The Uniqueness of Your Journey 00:32:04 - Overcoming Scarcity Mindset 00:33:09 - Good for Them, Same for Me 00:34:15 - Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things 00:35:08 - Coming Home to Yourself 00:36:00 - Trusting Your Inner Compass Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Free Speech vs. Anti-Racism: A Day of Tension in London
Join us in this gripping episode as we delve into the heart of the Tommy Robinson Free Speech March and the counter-protest by Stand Up to Racism in London. Our host navigates the tense atmosphere, capturing …
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Join us in this gripping episode as we delve into the heart of the Tommy Robinson Free Speech March and the counter-protest by Stand Up to Racism in London. Our host navigates the tense atmosphere, capturing the voices and perspectives from both sides of this polarising event. In this episode, we explore: The significance of free speech and the concerns surrounding it. Personal stories from attendees, including their motivations for participating. The impact of recent events, including the assassination of Charlie Kirk, on public sentiment. The challenges faced by journalists in covering such contentious gatherings. As tensions rise and the two groups converge, we witness firsthand the complexities of modern protest culture and the ongoing debate over free speech in today's society. Don't miss this insightful exploration of a critical moment in contemporary discourse. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth coverage and discussions! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.Catherine Knibbs: Reclaiming Our Power: How to Harness Technology with Awareness and Compassion
In this eye-opening episode of Getting There, host Brogan welcomes back Catherine Knibbs, a clinical researcher, psychotherapist, and author, to discuss the hidden impacts of technology on our mental …
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In this eye-opening episode of Getting There, host Brogan welcomes back Catherine Knibbs, a clinical researcher, psychotherapist, and author, to discuss the hidden impacts of technology on our mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Catherine introduces the concept of "cyber trauma," exploring how our digital lives can lead to emotional and physical fallout. The conversation covers crucial topics such as addiction, attention, and parenting in a digital age, while providing insights on how to create a safe tech environment for ourselves and our children. Rather than promoting fear or digital detoxes, Catherine emphasises the importance of understanding, harnessing, and navigating technology with awareness and compassion. This episode is a must-listen for parents, partners, or anyone feeling overwhelmed by the constant presence of technology. Tune in to reclaim your power in an always-online world! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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