In episode three of our four-part series with Stephen Fry, exploring music, art and mental health, Stephen discusses his advocacy for personal causes, using his platform to take on homophobes in Russia, Africa and Brazil, flying the flag for men being honest about prostate cancer, and exploring the foundations for his profound conviction in his values.
The Art of Change is a series where we meet artists and performers who are passionate about changing the world, presented by journalist Chris Gunness.
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