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Mad, Sad and Bad with Paloma Faith

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Mental Health
Grief
Sadness
Youth Issues
Motherhood
Therapy
Class Divide
Community Development
Societal Expectations
Political Activism
ADHD
Social Media
Friendship
Politics
London
Criminology
Woke Culture
Madness
Happiness
Comedy

Paloma Faith has had plenty of moments in her life when she's felt mad, sad or bad - or been told that's what she's being. But do these words mean the same for everyone? What does it mean if someone says you're mad: that you're angry? Unstable? Insane? Or perhaps just different... Could those words be liberating, therapeutic or even transformational?

To find out more, Paloma invites an array of ac... more

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To kick off series three I had the pleasure of inviting Leigh-Anne over, who is one of the sweetest people I’ve ever met!! 

A fellow mum and someone who isn’t afraid to use their platform for good, she found fame in one of the BIGGEST girl groups of... more

I’m looking back on my BADDEST moments of the year.!

Rapper icon Eve reveals how much she used to LOVE getting into trouble, Aisling Bea feels terrible about a situation with her neighbour and Rupert Everett reflects on his naughty behaviour growing... more

I’m looking back at some of the saddest conversations from my series this year. 

Romesh Ranganathan reflects on losing his friend, while Leslie Jones also opens up about her experience of grief. And to spice things up, I also have a debate with Alan... more

Here are my MADDEST conversations I’ve had this year. 🤪

We hear from Ruby Wax about being fired multiple times, Samuel L. Jackson reminiscing about LA in the 60’s, Gary Stevenson on what happens when you suddenly have a load of money, and Jordan St... more

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Recent Guests

Samuel L. Jackson
Renowned actor known for his commanding presence and versatile roles.
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Katherine Ryan
Comedian and host of Write Me Dirty
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Stevie Martin
Talented comedian
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Fatiya El-Ghori
Comedian
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Jamie Laing
Television personality and entrepreneur, known for 'Made In Chelsea' and founder of Candy Kittens
Candy Kittens
Episode: Jamie Laing: I Was Lying To Make People Like Me
Gary Stevenson
Former financial trader and economist known for his activism and analysis on economic inequality.
Gary's Economics (YouTube channel)
Episode: Gary Stevenson: The Poorest People Are The Most Generous
Vogue Williams
Podcaster, presenter, model, and mother
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AJ Tracey
Rapper and producer from London, advocate for young people
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Aisling Bea
A wildly successful comedian, actress, and screenwriter from Ireland, known for her razor-sharp wit and appearances on shows like Taskmaster.
Episode: Aisling Bea: I'm Not Passive Aggressive, I'm Irish

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Paloma Faith
Paloma is a renowned musician and actress known for her vibrant personality and candidness regarding her mental health experiences. Her hosting style combines humor, authenticity, and vulnerability as she engages guests in meaningful conversations about emotional experiences and societal expectations.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 776 ratings
  • Sorry

    I really like Paloma Faith but I’m one starring this as I got an ad read by her for deliveroo on another podcast I listen to. I have to listen 3/4 ad reads, repeated 2/3 times (by the hosts of the one I do subscribe to) fair enough, it’s free n I want them to make something but then I have two inserted ad reads from random podcasts I don’t subscribe to (presumably some idiots idea that it may garner listeners and get ad revenue - didn’t work. I would have listened to her podcast but my first imp... more

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    LostSoulsuNi
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • An hour, please!

    Lovely stuff. Would love to hear more from the guests, going deeper.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AndrewGifford
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Excellent Podcast

    Fantastic interview with Jen Brister and Nick Maynard. Compelling, and left me in no doubt that I’d done the right thing in cancelling my Labour Party membership. Nick’s stories from the frontline in Gaza were devastating. It was good, however, to hear 4 people speaking humanely and compassionately and it gives hope.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    florencek89
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • A podcast of ads

    These podcasts are more than 1/2 adverts -disappointing

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    illuokak
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • You won’t regret it

    From the first interview with Alan Carr that had me in absolute stitches I was hooked! I love palomas sense of humor and her don’t give a $**+ attitude. Love it, one of my fave pods to listen to on my way to and from work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    te170381
    United Kingdom4 months ago

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Overall, there is a strong sense of connection, with many appreciating the authentic conversations and the warmth of the host.
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Some feedback highlights concerns over the frequency and depth of ad placements;
The engaging conversations often blend levity with serious conversations about mental health;

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Romesh Ranganathan: I Help Others Because I Couldn't Help My Friend
Q: Is human existence hard in general?
Romesh implies that it's as hard or as easy as you make it, mentioning that he has learned to not stress about certain things.
Jamie Laing: I Was Lying To Make People Like Me
Q: What makes you glad?
Friendship; being connected with friends has become the most important source of happiness for Laing.
Jamie Laing: I Was Lying To Make People Like Me
Q: Do you think that it's quite mad that you and Soph have decided to do a show about having your first baby? Because I feel like it's a little naive.
Laing acknowledges the pressure and challenges that come with showcasing such intimate moments on camera but believes in their control over the narrative they choose to share.
Jordan Stephens: Why We Hurt The People We Love
Q: What do you want from love?
He wants to know that he and his partner are always on the same team, even during disagreements.
Jordan Stephens: Why We Hurt The People We Love
Q: Why are dogs needed this week, Jordan?
Jordan discusses how rescuing dogs helps him understand love and how they simplify emotional exchanges.

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This series explores the multifaceted emotions associated with feeling mad, sad, and bad through candid conversations with various guests, including comedians, actors, and musicians. Each episode invites listeners into a warm and honest environment where personal experiences of mental health, societal pressures, and emotional growth take center stage. Topics range from the complexities of modern relationships and societal expectations to the significance of vulnerability and mental health activism, often blended with humor and relatable anecdotes. Additionally, the format allows for occasional light-hearted chaos, enriching the overall conversation with a sense of authenticity and connection between the host and her guests.

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2. Katherine Ryan
3. Stevie Martin
4. Fatiya El-Ghori
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