Act On Podcast

To mark World Mental Health Day 2021 at our Never Alone LDN festival, we recorded a special episode of our Act On Podcast series, looking at young Londoners’ thoughts and experiences over the past 18 months, living through the Covid-19 pandemic, and their hopes for the future. Hosted by Ahmed Mohammed, with guests Alima, Kismet, Rhamel and Sancia. You can also watch a filmed version of this episode on Thrive LDN's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8gaxw1qIP4  Supported by the Mayor of London and The Baring Foundation. Filmed at Rich Mix. Recorded and edited by The Content Creatives.

In the final episode of Season 2, we talk about n…

In the final episode of Season 2, we talk about nutrition and mental health. Host: Lai Ogunsola Guests: Natalie Hardie, Aoife Keohane & Isa Robinson This episode is part of a special set of podcasts recorded in the context of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and the challenges faced by Londoners because of this.

In the latest double-bill episodes, City Hall’s Peer Outreach Workers, a group of young people from across London that helps influence Greater London Authority policy, talk about health and race, their experiences during COVID-19, their thoughts on the Black Lives Matter movement, and what we can do to help create a fairer society. These episodes are part of a special set of podcasts recorded in the context of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and the challenges faced by Londoners because of this.

In the latest double-bill episodes, City Hall’s Peer Outreach Workers, a group of young people from across London that helps influence Greater London Authority policy, talk about health and race, their experiences during COVID-19, their thoughts on the Black Lives Matter movement, and what we can do to help create a fairer society. These episodes are part of a special set of podcasts recorded in the context of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and the challenges faced by Londoners because of this.