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Artificial Intelligence
Social Media
ADHD
Self-Improvement
Mental Health
Inner Critic
Glp-1 Weight Loss Drugs
Eating Disorders
Digital ID
Education
Gratitude
Body Image
Generational Trauma
Hoffman Process
Screen Use In Schools
Weight Loss Drugs
Self-Improvement Industry
Children's Social Media Use
Privacy
Medication

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 wh... more

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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 s... more

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 tho... more

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 psy... more

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 psy... more

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Danny Morel
Author, transformational coach, and spiritual teacher
Episode: Danny Morel: The Lie Of Self-Improvement And Why You Need To Look Inward | Says Who? Podcast
Courtney Raspin
Eating disorder specialist, psychologist and co-author of The Weight Loss Prescription
Episode: Dr Courtney Raspin: Ozempic Side Effects Nobody Warns You About | Says Who? Podcast
Becky Foljambe
General practitioner and founder of Health Professionals for Safer Screens
Health Professionals for Safer Screens
Episode: Dr Becky Foljambe: Why we need to take screens out of schools? | Says Who? Podcast
Mo Gawdat
Author and former Google X executive
Emma.Love (co-founder/advocate for ethical AI)
Episode: Mo Gawdat: AI is making us more intelligent | Says Who? Podcast
Nicki Petrossi
Founder of Scrolling to Death, advocate for child safety in digital spaces
Scrolling to Death; TechSafe Learning Coalition; Scrolling to Death Foundation
Episode: Scrolling to Death: How Big Tech Is Rewiring Our Children’s Brains | Nicki Petrossi
David Icke
Author, speaker, and controversial thinker known for conspiracy-focused writings and lectures
Self-identified researcher; public figure in conspiracy theory space
Episode: They Want Your Mind, Not Your Body | David Icke
Matt Cooke
Manifestation coach blending quantum physics with spirituality
Independent coach/author
Episode: Manifestation Is NOT What You Think It Is | Matt Cooke
Max Pemberton
British physician, journalist, and author
NHS/Telegraph
Episode: We’re Losing Ourselves: Phones, Weight-Loss Drugs & The New Mental Health Epidemic | Max Pemberton
Samuel Leeds
Real estate investor and educator
Samuel Leeds Developments / The Academy
Episode: Kicked Out, Cancelled & a Millionaire – Samuel Leeds Speaks Out

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Brogan Garrit-Smith
Host of Getting There; leads interviews with unafraid, unapologetic conversations and perspective-setting.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 122 ratings
  • Authentic and unfiltered

    Absolutely love Brogan and her interview style ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AlabamaBerry
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • My go to podcast

    What i love about Gettjng There the podcast is that it’s real. Talking about really interesting topics. If you haven’t listened yet you’re in for a treat.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oliviagordonx
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Amazing

    Love every episode

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    IslaFlo123
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Best podcast!

    Love listening to each episode, Brogan is unapologetically bold, tackling controversial real life topics with unfiltered honesty. She doesn’t shy away from tough conversations, pushing listeners to challenge their views. It’s raw, engaging, and thought-provoking and if you're looking for a podcast that sparks real conversation, this is it xxx

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tr955
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Love!!!

    Love Brogan and her ability to take on any topic (no matter how controversial) and challenge people and really get to the bottom of their lives and thoughts. Even if you don’t have the same opinion and I am of different and varied opinion as some of her guests.. It’s refreshing to have someone like her to listen to!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Abpelle
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Danny Morel: The Lie Of Self-Improvement And Why You Need To Look Inward | Says Who? Podcast
Q: So how do we know when to push and to pull? When do we know how to push through? Or it's the universe saying, that's enough now. You've tried everything. You've lost all your money. You've got no more investors. When do we know that it's something redirecting and protecting us? And when do we know to go through?
Morel recommends breathing, being still, and reconnecting with nature, saying that people can better recognize what to do when they reconnect with themselves.
Danny Morel: The Lie Of Self-Improvement And Why You Need To Look Inward | Says Who? Podcast
Q: Do you think that's more of a spiritual awakening because you've lived a life that hasn't been true to yourself and then something in the middle ages just becomes so unshakable that you almost feel like you're having a breakdown?
Morel agrees that midlife crises can be spiritual awakenings, and says increasing disconnection is likely to make them more common.
Dr Becky Foljambe: Why we need to take screens out of schools? | Says Who? Podcast
Q: What is the correlation between social media use and the rise of ADHD?
Foljambe distinguishes ADHD diagnoses from ADHD-like symptoms, saying excessive screen use and short-form content may worsen attention and hyperactivity symptoms. She describes clinicians reducing screen exposure and reassessing children, while stressing that genuine ADHD still requires timely support.
Dr Becky Foljambe: Why we need to take screens out of schools? | Says Who? Podcast
Q: What is social media doing to our children?
Foljambe describes concerns about sleep loss, attention, body image, eating disorders, harmful content, self-harm and social communication. She urges adults and clinicians to ask children about their online use and emphasizes that platforms and devices need stronger safeguards.
Dr Courtney Raspin: Ozempic Side Effects Nobody Warns You About | Says Who? Podcast
Q: How do you start rebuilding your relationship with food? And what does a healthy relationship with food look like to you?
Raspin describes a healthy relationship with food as being able to listen to the body, eat with less anxiety, and enjoy food without tying self-worth to the scale. She recommends recognizing and questioning critical messages learned through social conditioning and responding with compassion.

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A bold interview series that tackles big questions across technology, society, health, and personal development. Conversations range from AI ethics and child safety online to conspiracy theories, spirituality, and digital policy, all framed by a fearless, unapologetic host who pushes guests to reveal practical insights and boundaries. The format often pairs provocative or counter-narrative guests with pragmatic takeaways for listeners who want to understand difficult topics, question assumptions, and explore how ideas shape everyday life. A standout trait is its willingness to entertain controversial viewpoints and blend intellectual discussion with tangible, real-world implications.

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1. Danny Morel
2. Courtney Raspin
3. Becky Foljambe
4. Mo Gawdat
5. Nicki Petrossi
6. David Icke
7. Matt Cooke
8. Max Pemberton

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