I've collaborated with James from Oasis Podcast for a mini series over the next few weeks and months exploring the theme of Oasis and mental health. Why Oasis, why mental health? I have openly expressed my love for Oasis since starting this podcast, and it remains a running theme throughout as I get to grips with exactly what it is about the band that has such an effect on me and millions of others. Meanwhile, I'm a professional psychotherapist and interested in a clearer emotional understanding of we're impacted. Rather than exploring it alone, I collaborated with Oasis Podcast, the official audio guide to Oasis so we can document this properly.
This first episode of the mini series is our interview with Manchester comedian Rachel Fairburn, who explains why Oasis are the reason she's able to do what she does now.
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Ep 34: ’Touring and Mental Health: The Music Industry Manual’ with author Tamsin Embleton
Ep 33: The Boo Radleys’ Sice Rowbottom (Dr Sice)
Interlude: more on Oasis and Mental Health (a montage)
Episode 32: Yvette Caster – hip hop and bipolar disorder
Ep 31: Nico Tatarowicz – romance and music
Ep 30: Adam Nutter from The Music – ADHD and Bipolar Disorder
Ep 29: Tonic Music and Mental Health / Tonic Rider Part 2 with Jeordie Shenton, in memory of Terry Hall the founding patron
Episode 28: Ellur
Episode 27: Ian Winwood, author of Bodies: Life and Death in Music
Episode 26: Danny McNamara, Embrace
Episode 25: The real Dixie of Svengali, in memory of Holly Dixon
Episode 24: Hip Hop Orchestra with Georgio Savvides
Episode 23: Hip Hop and Mental Health – Hip Hop Psych with Dr Akeem Sule and Dr Becky Inkster
Episode 22: Dispensing Music as Medicine, with Gary Jones (CEO/Founder Medi Music)
Episode 21: With Music Industry Counsellor Denise Devenish
Episode 20: Mental, Physical and Vocal Health of Pop Musicians, with Lucy Heyman PhD researcher
Mini Series: Oasis and Mental Health (Part 2) – with Cynthia Liza
Interlude: Music and Fatherhood – Alan McGee, Bez, Mark Richardson (Feeder/Skunk Anansie)
Episode 17: Tonic Music for Mental Health (Part 1) – Barry Ashworth from Dub Pistols
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