
Well we have all wondered about it haven't we?And "Relationship" is a big word. Because if you think about it, we all have a relationship with everything don't we?Join us for fun facts, deep dives and every conceivable mind broadening angle of relationships.Reach out to Lucy on www.lucycavendishlovecoach.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Dr Stella Duffy OBE is an existential psychotherapist, award-winning writer, speaker and theatremaker with a career spanning therapy, literature and the arts. Alongside her private practice, she has worked in NHS cancer support, hospice bereavement s... more
Luke Jennings is the bestselling author and journalist whose self-published Villanelle novellas became the global phenomenon Killing Eve.
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Sandra Parsons is a British journalist, editor, author, and qualified yoga instructor best known for her wellness and longevity work, including the book Age Less and the “Ageless Method.” Formerly an editor at The Times, Sandra combines personal expe... more
On this episode, writer and human rights campaigner Sophie Radice talks about many issues that need a deeper conversation; xenophobia, travel vs escape, identity and how she ended up on court after working in the Jungle in Calais.
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So interesting and a huge variety of guests. Lucy is a brilliant interviewer.
Love the first two episodes that I have listened to. Fantastic guests, so interesting and inspiring, and of course Lucy is a great host, as she is writer and counsellor!
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A relationship-focused show blending psychology, wellness, and practical life guidance through intimate conversations with guests spanning authors, clinicians, activists, and thought leaders. Episodes frequently explore dating, parenting, aging, mental health, and the social dynamics of intimate connections, often framed by the host's empathetic interviewing and coaching perspective. A standout is the accessible, no-nonsense approach to complex topics, combining personal stories with actionable takeaways for listeners seeking healthier relationships and well-being. The format and guest variety make it appealing to listeners who value practical psychology, self-improvement, and thoughtful conversations about love, family, and health.
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