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Everyday People Talking Health

Silent Elephant Project

Raising the awareness of marginalised health conditions & themes, by giving everyday people living with life limiting health conditions a voice. Listen to this health podcast UK

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74. Health Awareness Through Animation, with Dr Sarah...

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/10/31

In episode two of Art to Heart, the podcast where filmmakers talk health, Jacob Perrin and Kondwani Chirwa talk with Dr Sarah Skyrme, a social researcher and filmmaker based in the North West of England . Sarah is the mind behind ‘In Spate’, a short, animated film focusing on Hepatitis C, a serious viral infection that causes inflammation of the liver. Drawing from her own experiences living with Hep C, Sarah crafted a real, though-provoking piece alongside her wonderful crew. Throughout this

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00:13:34

73. Finding Resilience: The Power of Health Awareness

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/09/30

Long-term conditions affect millions of us here in the UK. They don’t just exist in hospitals or clinics, they’re part of daily routines, family life, friendships, and futures.In this episode, Kondwani (podcast host) shares real stories — based on lived health experiences. He will take you on a journey reflecting on how those voices can change the way health research, public awareness, and public health are done… Why? - because behind every statistic is a person and every story makes a

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00:33:58

72. Together Through Endometriosis

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/08/31

Holly opens up about her journey with Endometriosis, sharing what it truly meant to receive her diagnosis and how it has shaped daily life for both her and her partner, Jake. Their story sheds light on the struggles couples face, while also offering an inspiring glimpse into their resilience and aspirations as they look to the future.Endometriosis is the second most common gynaecological condition in the UK affecting 1 in 10 women. On average it takes 8 years 10 months from the first GP visit to get

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00:51:43

71. Strong Enough to Care: A Scoliosis Journey

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/07/31

Diagnosed with Scoliosis at a young age of 12, Bethany reflects on how she managed to navigate and adapt to this reality. She takes us on a journey of someone who was a young carer for her sibling, living with a health condition whilst at school, and now working in public health impacting communities.Quotes from Bethany’s story:“I grew up as a ‘secondary’ unpaid carer to my older, disabled sister, Abigail, who was born with Hydrocephalus (fluid on the brain), which resulted in an acquired brain

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00:54:06

70. The M Word

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/06/30

Clara Fernández Pakter is a Manchester-based freelance creative practitioner, performer, and emerging DJ/music producer with roots in theatre and Afro-Latin music. Passionate about connecting people through music and movement, she brings over 25 years of experience across Argentina, Spain, and the UK. She is now expanding into sound and music technology, currently completing a Music Technology & Production qualification at The Manchester College.Clara Fernández

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00:40:04

69. Long term Haemodialysis

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/05/30

Mathew was diagnosed with Kidney failure as a young boy post viral infection. He shares life in Scotland during kidney disease diagnosis and further treatments in his later years here in Manchester, and how these experiences influenced work in public health engagement.Hemodialysis is a treatment that replaces the work of your own kidneys to clear wastes and extra fluid from your blood. This is done using a special filter called a dialyzer or artificial kidney. Support/sponsor an episode or

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00:51:52

68. THE FROG IN THE WELL: Mental Health & Suicide...

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/04/30

Filmmaker Jacob Perrin and actor Jonny Vernon discuss ‘The Frog in the Well’, a short film addressing themes of mens mental health and suicide prevention. The film focuses on the character of Lewis, as his plans to end his own life are interrupted by a kindhearted stranger.Throughout this conversation, we touch on topics such as the inspiration for the film, the production itself and the project's premiere at The Manchester Health Film Festival 2024. The film will premiere online on 11/05/25, on

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00:33:47

67. Caring for someone with Vascular Dementia -...

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/03/31

Elaine, a Chester based creative shares her dad's Vascular dementia diagnosis journey with us and how it changed her lifestyle around. We discuss how Elaine and her family discovered her dad had dementia, the impact this had on her and the rest of her family and how the support from her friends and family was so crucial through the times where she had to adapt to a different version of her dad with the disease taking over.1 in 11 people over 65 have dementia in the UK, the number of people with

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00:27:19

66. It’s not a lifestyle choice… Coeliac Disease

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/03/01

Sara Poskitt, a Leeds based creative and property developer shares her diagnosis journey through the pandemic and living with Coeliac Disease. We discuss how systems around us impact our experiences of health, work and life. Connect with Sara and discover her work at LOMOT PropertyCoeliac disease is a condition that affects at least 1 in every 100 people in the UK [NHS]. Only 36% who have the condition have been diagnosed which means there are currently nearly half a million people who have coeliac

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00:10:46

65. 2025... Caring for Health

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2025/01/31

Long-term health conditions don’t just impact individuals; they have significant economic consequences. In the UK, these conditions make up around 50% of GP appointments and 70% of hospital bed days.It’s estimated that unpaid carers contribute around £132 billion to the UK economy each year—that’s almost the equivalent of the NHS budget. The World Economic Forum estimates that chronic diseases could cost the global economy $47 trillion by 2030 due to lost productivity and increased healthcare

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00:29:45

64. A Life Beyond CF [Part 2]

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/12/13

Danny has been on a long journey coping and navigating his life-work balance whilst living with Cystic Fibrosis (CF). We talk about Social Pedagogy - an approach that brings greater value and impact to an individual’s life outcome. Danny shares what living with CF is like now at at 38, and impact on life.Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is a genetic condition affecting more than 10,900 people in the UK. You are born with CF and cannot catch it later in life, but one in 25 of us carries the faulty gene that

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00:26:05

63. A Life Beyond CF [Part 1]

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/12/06

Born with Cystic Fibrosis, Danny has been on a long journey coping and navigating his life-work balance. He shares how now at 38 years old, medical advancement extended his life and how developing secondary health issues impacts a daily life route. Danny on instagramCystic Fibrosis (CF) is a genetic condition affecting more than 10,900 people in the UK. You are born with CF and cannot catch it later in life, but one in 25 of us carries the faulty gene that causes it, usually without knowing

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00:25:49

62. Through My Eyes: Usher Syndrome

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/10/31

Meet Mahvash, a resilient, determined problem-solver and an advocate for a world where disabilities are accepted in society. She shares her diagnosis of Usher syndrome at a young age, being independent whilst having family support, and the love for her niece. Follow Mahvash's journey on Instagram and TikTok to learn more about Usher Syndrome and her challenges.Usher syndrome is a rare genetic condition that causes hearing and vision loss, and often affects balance. It's a leading cause of

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00:32:56

61. Endometriosis - dealing with pain

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/09/30

Today’s guest is Jamie, a facilitator and creative with a strong passion for 3D printing. Jamie talks about chronic health, Endometriosis diagnosis, living with ADHD, and the need for accessibility.Links: Instagram @wainman_design Endo-zine by Jamie - (An Illustrated Endometriosis Fact Zine) Endometriosis affects roughly 10% (190 million) of reproductive age women and girls globally.[WHO] Episode credits: Kate Mardon - Podcast editor & contributor We hope you enjoy this episode

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01:07:24

60. Real Life Stories: Early Cancer Diagnosis

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/09/03

The following Cancer awareness live podcast conversation was recorded on 17th July at Simpson Memorial Hall, Moston lane in North Manchester.The Panel: Babz - Cancer survivor of Non Hodgkin's lymphoma. Margaret - Daughter was diagnosed with cancer of the eye Retinoblastoma. Denis - Local GP and cancer advocate. Louise - Lung cancer specialist at North Manchester GeneralHospital. A big thanks to those that supported and took part in making this community conversation - cancer awareness

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00:43:37

59. Pregnancy Loss & The Rainbow Journey

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/07/30

Lauren recently set up a share and support group to help those who have experienced a pregnancy or infant loss. Lauren shares how her own experiences motivated her to set up Rainbow Journey. Feel free to come for a chat at Crumpsall Community Hall, Cleveland Road, M8 4GS (12pm - 2pm). For more details and support: https://www.facebook.com/RainbowJourneyM8 Call Rainbow Surprise on 07751 855229 In the UK, it is estimated that 1 in 4 pregnancies end in loss during pregnancy or birth

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00:30:03

58. Tourette’s & I

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/06/30

Jai, a creative, writer and comic shares how he copes living with Tourette’s Syndrome. Diagnosed at 7 years old whilst watching Big Brother TV show, Jai highlights the highs and lows growing through school and why a good support system is important.Social media 👉 linkedin and twitter (X) - @WorsmanJ It is estimated that TS affects one school child in every hundred and more than 300,000 children and adults in the UK live with the condition.[Tourettes Action] In the UK, it is thought to

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00:26:22

57. Sickle Cell: Passion Regardless of Pain

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/05/31

Funke shares experiences of her first Sickle Cell Crisis (SCC) and the importance of support systems. We talk about what living with Sickle Cell means, managing the disease, and working in film & creative industry. More info about Funke Alafiatayo's works & projects at linktr.ee/funkstar13 Credits: Podcast Editor - Owen Thornton We hope you enjoy this episode 😃 Do you have a health story to share? Or know someone who would be interested? - We hope to connect with

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00:36:40

56. Normalising Neurodiversity with Katie

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/04/25

Katie is a founder of Starling CIO - a charity offering support and opportunities to young people with Neurodiversity. A great advocator for neurodiverse individuals, Katie shares what it’s like to live with CPTSD and how her experiences influenced her management tools. We talked about impact of long-term health conditions, Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia and finding support that works for you as an individual.CPTSD (complex post-traumatic stress disorder) is a condition where you experience some symptoms

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00:49:29

55. Getting To Know ME - Chapter 22 (It’s Like...

Everyday People Talking Health ·

2024/03/29

Anna Savory is a creative, writer, comic, and business programme lead at the British Library. She was diagnosed with ME/CFS after battling with the effects of Covid-19 vaccine jab. Anna shades light on her diagnosis journey, support systems and her inspirations in implementing change for individuals with disabilities.Over 250,000 people in England and Wales with ME/CFS, with about 2.4 times as many women affected as men. [nice.org.uk] In this series: Getting to Know ME, we will explore what

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