
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
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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You might know telly LEGEND Davina McCall from Big Brother, but I grew up working out to her fitness DVDs in my student flat, lifting tins of baked beans 😂
This conversation had EVERYTHING! We got into her wild clubbing days and then sobriety to lo... more
We’ve shared so many unforgettable conversations on Mad, Sad & Bad, and I’m looking back at some of my favourite moments from the podcast.
This time, I’m revisiting a conversation with the wonderful Richard E. Grant. Richard opens up about the devas... more
Welcome back to Mad, Sad and Bad!!!! To kick off the new series I have superstar Letitia Wright joining me in my living room!
I’ve watched Letitia Wright since her early days on Top Boy. She’s gone on to become an iconic global star as Shuri in Blac... more
Mad, Sad & Bad IS BACK for a new series on Tuesday 6th October, featuring some unbelievably brilliant guests. The goddess that is Letitia Wright discusses faith and resilience. Davina McCall's discussion had us in tears and fits of laughter. And the ... more
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So I happened to come across a clip of an interview of an actual celebrity who is featured on this podcast. The interview would barely let her speak and honestly, she was just uttering nonsense. Lo and behold I find out she’s a singer in the UK or something. I’m guessing if she’s hosting a podcast that isn’t going so well anymore, but I’ve got to say that she’s no good at hosting either. She sounds really unintelligent.
Paloma/team. If you’re reading this. It’s a great premise, you get great guests. But PLEASE stop interrupting. You ask good questions but we never hear the answer because you constantly jump in and talk over them. It’s bad form and hugely frustrating
Love it .. on so many levels
Paloma you are a great host, you extrapolate so much from your guests in a no fuss style. I love the way you empathise and I’m getting through my decorating thanks to you and your guests.
I listen to certain podcasts to escape all the rubbish thats going on in the world! Now we have a C-lister pop singer hosting a party political broadcast on her (usually), light hearted and fun programme. If I want to hear about genocide I’ll log on to Sky or the BBC. Unsubscribed.
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A warm, intimate conversation show hosted in a living-room style, exploring what it feels like to be mad, sad, or bad and how those emotions intersect with creativity, relationships, and everyday life. Episodes feature a mix of actors, musicians, comedians, therapists, and thinkers who share personal stories, resilience, and growth, often weaving in motherhood, fame, mental health, and social issues. A standout aspect is the host's empathetic, low-key interview style that invites vulnerability without shying away from tough topics, plus occasional lighter, imaginative and collaborative episodes that spotlight friendship, family, and community. The show's appeal lies in its candidness, diverse guest roster, and its ability to turn difficult ... more
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