Radio City Talk

The A to Z of Merseyside Football with John Keith 1985 - 86

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Lib Dem MP and prominent mental health campaigner joined Mick and Jake to give his support to the programme.

Featuring 3 Young Persons Advisory Service users; Siobhan, Jess and Craig who told of their personal experiences with mental health and about the benefit of YPAS. Two parents from the Fresh CAMHS group who's children had suffered with mental health issues and they talked about the importance of having young people's mental health services. Chris Porter from YPAS told Mick about the young peop...

Liverpool Samaritans volunteer Alan Woodhouse told Mick and Jake talk about his 57 years at the Samaritans and why he still continues to volunteer at the age of 83.

Professional darts player James Wade told Mick and Jake about his struggle with anxiety and depression as well as living with bipolar.

Lisa Roxby from local suicide charity, PAPYRUS, told Mick and Jake about the work that they do with families who are bereaved by suicide. She was also joined by trustee, Tony Harrison, who lost his daughter Vicky to suicide and he told Mick and Jake about the memories he holds and how he copes day to day.

Guests included Fiona McKay from Lighbulb Leadership and Janet Newsham from Greater Manchester Hazards Centre talked about how important it is to ensure good mental health of employees. Plus, Mark French from the Wilmott Dixon Group talked about the shocking figures of suicides in the construction industry.

Local Paralympian and professional table tennis player, Jack Hunter-Spivey told Mick and Jake about his own mental health and issues he has faced.

A 2 hour panel featuring documentary maker Angela Samata, swing singer Alan Cross and trainer Rachael Kearney.

Director of Liverpool Samaritans, David Ashton and volunteer Christine joined Mick and Jake at 4am after finishing an overnight shift to talk about the types of calls they receive and the work they do as an organisation.

Featuring Maurice Richmond from the mental health magazine 'Happiful', Cormac Duffy who runs local workshops in the community to help tackle the stigma of mental health and Dale Roberts on his own personal experiences with mental health.

Some incredible callers including Jess, who told of her experiences in a mental health hospital, Steve from Brighton who suffers with depression and self-harming and an anonymous caller who was brave enough to share his experiences.

Pete Price joined Mick Coyle and Jake Mills for a phone in between 10pm and 1am - guests included Michael Bennett, Head of Player Welfare for the PFA, former military medic Michelle Partington and former Premier League footballer and professional boxer, Leon McKenzie.

Jay Hynd from The Guide Liverpool chats to Steve Hothersall on Radio City Talk

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A round-up of the highlights from the biggest radio broadcast about mental health

Royal Marine Andy Grant and ex-services Jay Wheeler joined Mick Coyle and Jake Mills for the first part of our PTSD feature. Plus, Tom Harrison-House talked about the work they do alongside Stuart Fitzgerald from Liverpool Veterans.

Opening Up Cricket and Team Me United are local organisations who use sport to bring together people who are going through similar issues when it comes to their mental health. Matthew Gordon from Team MeUnited was joined by one of the service users, Andy Wright who told Mick how being in a team helps his mental health. Plus, Mark Boyns from Opening Up Cricket told of the work that they do and...

Former Rugby League player, Danny Sculthorpe told Mick and Jake about how he wanted to take his own life and how he suffered with depression. Plus, Rugby League legend Phil Veivers and Dr. Phil Cooper talk about mental health in the sport and the great work that the State of Mind charity do in Rugby League.

The Guardian's Sachin Nakrani joined Mick and Jake to talk about a piece he's written on mental health and how it has affected him socially.

Radio City 2's Rick Houghton and former Eastenders actor & entertainer Shane Richie join Mick Coyle and Jake Mills in an exclusive interview about their own mental health.

Rosey Adams, blogger @PNDAndMe, local Mum Jayne Russell and Mark Williams from Fathers Mental Health joined Mick and Jake to talk post natal depression and perinatal mental health.

PFA Chief Executive Gordon Taylor speaks to Mick and Jake about the association's obligation to its members and former players.

Dave Downie, Jay McKenna and Neil Atkinson discuss their personal stories with Mick Coyle and also debate the results of The Anfield Wrap's poll.

Mick speaks to Chris Porter from YPAS Liverpool about support out there for young people battling mental health issues

Radio 4's Claudia Hammond joined Mick and Jake to talk about mental health and how it's perceived and reported in the media.

McFly drummer Harry Judd joins Mick Coyle to talk about his experiences with mental health and discusses his new book.

Mick and Jake were joined byNatalie Hughes-Crean and Joyce Allen from the Reader, a National charity based in Liverpool; they're helping people battling mental health problems through literature

George McKane, the founder of Yellowhouse takes part in #MentalHealthMarathon to talk about the work his charity does helping young people in the city battling mental health problems

Mick and Jake were joined by local musician and former member of The Coral, Bill Ryder Jones, and Claire Stevens from Liverpool Mental Health Consortium to discuss the good work being done in the city over mental health

Steph Heneghan joined Mick and Jake to tell them about her own personal story regarding mental health

Colin Dolan and Johnnie Garside joined Mick and Jake to discuss Everton in the Community's take on mental health and how they work with people.

Eve Christian from the Brink in Liverpool City Centre joined #MentalHealthMarathon to talk about their helping people in the city battling addiction and mental health problems

Jane Boland and Michael Crilly from Mersey Care join Mental Health Marathon to talk about how tackling the stigma surrounding mental health can save lives

Mick and Jake spoke to representatives from Liverpool CAMHS to talk about mental health funding for young people across the city

Former Liverpool player and prominent Mental Health campaigner Stan Collymore joins Mick and Jake to talk about the work being done in football, particularly in the city when it comes to mental health

CEO of Mind, Paul Farmer, joined Mick and Jake to talk about his charity and support our #MentalHealthMarathon

Former footballer Clarke Carlisle is joined by his wife Carrie and baby daughter Beau to talk to Mick Coyle and Jake Mills about his personal story regarding depression.

Wavertree MP Luciana Berger talks to Mick Coyle and Jake Mills about mental health in the NHS and how improvements need to be made.

Matt went down to the arena to find out about the Fast and Furious Live Preview Performance - and have a spin in one of the cars with driver Nathan Gerhold