This week, Rich, and Gav talk to mens mental health group founder James Taylor about why he decided to create a weekly group (called T.I.M.E) for men who are suffering from a varied range of mental health issues and conditions. James is a very knowledgeable, passionate, and self-aware individual who is on a mission to build a community hub for an area that is crying out for one. This is a fascinating listen where James and the boys touch on a variety of mental health topics whilst listening to a man who genuinely wants to make a positive change in the world.

Topics discussed:

1. Mental Health
2. Coping mechanisms
3. Positive change

Links mentioned in this episode:

• http://example.com
• http://second-example.com

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This week, Rich and Gav speak to both Béatrice and Stéphane Rouyer-Brown about both Down Syndrome and also Stéphane's fantastic achievements in the swimming pool. Where Stéphane has represented Great Britain in the Down Syndrome world championships.

Topics discussed:

1. Down Syndrome
2. Down Syndrome swimming
3. Down Syndrome parenting

Links mentioned in this episode:

• https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/dss-gb-worlddownsyndromeday24?utm_medium=campaign&utm_content=campaign%2Fdss-gb-worlddownsyndromeday24&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=pfp-share

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This week, Rich & Gav chatted with their guest, former alcoholic Martin Tench, about his struggles with Alchol and depression. Martin tells his fascinating story of how he didn't even realise he had a drinking problem and how the darkness of addiction almost cost him everything. Martin gives a very open and honest account of his drinking (and struggles with depression). Also, he shared his coping mechanisms and the structure that has led him to change his life around

Topics discussed:

1. Alcoholism
2. Depression
3. Medication i

Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/

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