Hosts Ro Mitchell and Jaycie Fry share the topics that make them tick - from the blunt realities of social media, to healing your relationship with food, this is a safe and honest space for all. Navigating life in your twenties can be a struggle and we know that all too well. Make yourself at home in The Comfort Zone. ⭐️🛋️
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health |
In our last episode of season 2, we get honest about recovery and all it's taught us.order Ro’s book !! ⭐ How to Talk to Yourself: linktr.ee/howtotalktoyourself✨follow us elsewhere:⤷ instagram: www.instagram.com/thecomfortzone_pod/⤷ t... more
The return to school can be scary, but it doesn't have to be - as a part two to last week's episode, we're addressing your worries with our advice and experiences!
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In this episode, we unpack ‘What I Eat in a Day’ videos, exploring whether they can be helpful, or whether they fuel unhealthy comparisons...
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I love this podcast – even though I'm not British, you two are helping me so much in my everyday struggles and it's so lovely that you're opening your hearts to us listeners <3
I love listening to the podcast. No matter what you talk about, it’s always comforting listening to you. Whether it’s about a serious topic or the more lighthearted things, it makes me feel less alone. And also makes me laugh❤️
I would recommend Park Run to Jaycie and any listeners who would like to begin their running journey. It’s a friendly and free weekly run/walk for anyone who wants to. They have them dotted around all over the UK and even in some other countries too. It would be difficult to get obsessed over as it’s only once a week. It’s 5K, but anyone who wants to walk part of the way is allowed to as well - even the whole way! I also recommend Bella Coco on YouTube for crochet for beginners. Lots of ‘beginne... more
I love this podcast sm, it really helps me through my life and during those long car trips I’ll always be listening to The Comfort Zone 🫶🏼🌾🎧
I would recommend Park Run to Jaycie and any listeners who would like to begin their running journey. It’s a friendly and free weekly run/walk for anyone who wants to. They have them dotted around all over the UK and even in some other countries too. It would be difficult to get obsessed over as it’s only once a week. It’s 5K, but anyone who wants to walk part of the way is allowed to as well - even the whole way! I also recommend Bella Coco on YouTube for crochet for beginners. Lots of ‘beginne... more
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The content centers around the challenges and intricacies of young adulthood, with hosts Ro Mitchell and Jaycie Fry addressing topics that resonate deeply with their audience. Discussions range from mental health struggles, like depression and anxiety, to lighter explorations of social media dynamics and personal growth journeys. A notable aspect is the hosts' emphasis on creating a relatable and comforting environment that encourages open conversations about personal dilemmas and societal pressures. This podcast aims to empower listeners by validating their experiences, providing advice, and sharing personal anecdotes that emphasize the importance of self-care and authenticity in a chaotic world.
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