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Happy Place

Fearne Cotton
Mental Health
Self-Compassion
Grief
Music Industry
Self-Love
Creativity
Relationships
Social Media
The Boy Who Slept Through Christmas
Podcasting
Psychedelics
Tapping
Love and Relationships
John Newman
Deep Conversations
Defense Mechanisms
Introspection
Personal Growth
Boundaries
Imposter Syndrome

Fearne Cotton talks to incredible people about life, love, loss, and everything in-between as she reveals what happiness means to them.

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Latest Episodes

Coping with mental health conditions is never easy, but it does get easier; that’s what actor Will Poulter has learnt through his own experiences with OCD, anxiety, and intrusive thoughts.

In this chat with Fearne, Will explains how OCD has manifes... more

Is it a compliment to be called ‘nice’? Singer Louise Redknapp isn’t so sure. She’s always been the good girl, but she’s ready to embrace – and express – different facets of her character now.

In this chat with Fearne, Louise explains that being in... more

Can laughter ease anxiety? Comedian Julian Clary certainly thinks so. After living through some incredibly dark events and anxious times, he’s decided to choose to laugh and think positive thoughts.

In this chat with Fearne, Julian talks about feel... more

Nicki, Lauren, Charlotte and Steffi have been friends since university. Now in their thirties, life is pulling them in different directions - but the girls are reunited when Charlotte organises the baby shower from hell for pregnant Nicki.

Tensions a... more

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Recent Guests

Will Poulter
Actor known for roles in films and television, including 'The Bear'
Episode: Will Poulter on OCD and intrusive thoughts: “It’s never easy but it gets easier!”
Louise Redknapp
Singer-songwriter, formerly a member of the girl group Eternal, now pursuing a solo career.
Solo Artist
Episode: Louise Redknapp: “I don’t feel good enough” Coping with loneliness and low self-esteem
Julian Clary
Comedian known for his work in cabaret and television, currently on tour with a show called 'A Fistful of Clary'
Episode: Julian Clary on easing anxiety: “I just forgot to have a panic attack!”
Holly Bourne
Author of So Thrilled for You, discussing motherhood and female friendships
Episode: Book Club Meets: The mess of motherhood, with Holly Bourne
Steven Frayne
Famous magician and entertainer, known as Dynamo.
Episode: The Dynamo mask protected me: Steven Frayne copes with Crohn’s and feeling unworthy
Afua Hirsch
Award-winning storyteller and author
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Episode: Afua Hirsch: “Nobody gets to police our bodies!” How to reject beauty trends
Chiwetel Ejiofor
Acclaimed actor known for his roles in film and theater, including a performance in '12 Years A Slave'.
Episode: Chiwetel Ejiofor: Trauma and success can coexist! Re-learning what being strong means
Donna Ashworth
A Sunday Times best-selling poet known for her relatable and heartfelt poems celebrating women's experiences.
Author, 'To The Women'
Episode: Is your routine a strait-jacket? How to enact change, with Donna Ashworth
David Larbi
Poet and author of 'Frequently Happy'
Episode: Book Club Meets: Choose to be happy, with David Larbi

Host

Fearne Cotton
Fearne Cotton is a celebrated host known for her engaging interview style and her dedication to exploring topics around happiness and mental health. She has built a platform that invites guests to share authentic stories and experiences, creating an environment where meaningful discussions thrive.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 20.3k ratings
  • Adverts are ruining the podcast

    Nearly 6 mins of adverts before you’ve even started is a bit extreme.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    ListenR*
    United Kingdom21 days ago
  • Like the intention behind episodes just not the performance

    the change of persona to align her views conveniently with the guests, fern has a hollow personality.it becomes really boring when every episode is repetitively dominated by fern rather than her guest even when her input adds no real value to the discussion.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Matilda💃
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Meaningful Conversations!

    Happy Place is a comforting and uplifting podcast that brings warmth and positivity. The conversations are deep, meaningful, and always leave you feeling inspired!

    - Coach Michael Anthony

    Host of Think Unbroken Podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Coach Michael Anthony
    Philippinesa month ago
  • Great but podcast but….

    Really enjoy this podcast and the guests are always great, however sometimes I’d like to hear the guest speak more, rather than fern

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Vicb 370
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • What happens in therapy

    Informative episode. But not relevant to non celebrities/people with money. I love Ferne’s podcasts but this one highlighted the privilege of wealth. I work for the NHS. Waiting times for therapy are in years, not months. I’m glad Perri can take her therapist with her, but what about the average person? I recently paid for my son to speak to a therapist, a private appointment. >£100 a session. I can’t sustain that. And therapy to do its job needs a lot of sessions. I’m not hating, I don’t want t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Mrs F M
    United Kingdom2 months ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the authenticity and relatability of the guests, often resonating with their personal stories.
The content is often described as inspiring and thought-provoking, helping listeners navigate their emotional landscapes.
Conversations are perceived as deeply positive, insightful, and comforting, even when discussing challenging topics.
Some reviews indicate concerns regarding the frequency of advertising, suggesting it can detract from the listening experience.
Many listeners regard the host's interview skills as excellent, highlighting her ability to draw out meaningful insights from her guests.

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Book Club Meets: The mess of motherhood, with Holly Bourne
Q: What did you learn from writing this book?
Holly shares that she learned the impact of motherhood on friendships and the importance of supporting mothers as a way to improve societal mental health.
Book Club Meets: The mess of motherhood, with Holly Bourne
Q: What inspired the idea for your book?
Holly mentions that the idea came to her during the early postpartum period after her first child and reflects on the intense transformation that comes with motherhood.
Julian Clary on easing anxiety: “I just forgot to have a panic attack!”
Q: What else do you think has led you to feel happier today?
It's the realization that things aren't that important; you can bomb on stage and still be okay.
Julian Clary on easing anxiety: “I just forgot to have a panic attack!”
Q: How did you cope with that part of your life?
I was lucky to have the distraction of work and I think when people die, they want you to live for them as well.
The Dynamo mask protected me: Steven Frayne copes with Crohn’s and feeling unworthy
Q: How did you stop yourself from going there?
Steven discusses his approach to life, stating he can't live in fear and focuses on taking care of himself and channeling his negative experiences into magic.

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Conversations often revolve around themes of mental health, self-acceptance, personal growth, and societal pressures, examining what happiness looks like across diverse perspectives. The discussions frequently tackle complex issues such as grief, identity, and well-being, featuring guests from various backgrounds, including mental health advocates, celebrities, and experts in their respective fields. This format creates a rich tapestry of insights and experiences, likely appealing to listeners seeking a deeper understanding of the nuances of happiness and emotional health. Furthermore, the blend of personal anecdotes, expert advice, and heartfelt storytelling sets this series apart, inviting engagement and relatability from its audience.

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1. Begin Again with Davina McCall
2. How To Fail With Elizabeth Day
3. Happy Mum Happy Baby
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Happy Place launched 7 years ago and published 347 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Happy Place include:

1. Will Poulter
2. Louise Redknapp
3. Julian Clary
4. Holly Bourne
5. Steven Frayne
6. Afua Hirsch
7. Chiwetel Ejiofor
8. Donna Ashworth

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