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Richard shares a deeply personal cup of tea with his mum, Rosemary. Together they reflect on family, disability, resilience, and love. Their conversation covers everything from raising two children with learning disabili
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Welcome to this podcast hosted by Richard Keagan-Bull. A researcher at Kingston University and a man with a learning disability talking about things that matter. An honest, warm and inspiring conversation over a cup of tea.
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Richard shares a deeply personal cup of tea with his mum, Rosemary. Together they reflect on family, disability, resilience, and love. Their conversation covers everything from raising two children with learning disabili

Richard chats with Darren Chapman, runner-up for Kingston University’s People’s Award for Innovation. From high-risk labs and inclusive practice to fitness and mentoring, this warm and uplifting conversation is full of h

Richard is joined by Thuy Mason in the 15th episode of his podcast. Thuy is a senior lecturer at Kingston University and it the director of the masters in Pharmacy course. She is the winner of the Kingston University Peo

New Episode: Supporting Students with Purpose – A Conversation with Jane Hargreaves In this episode, Richard speaks with Jane Hargreaves, Student Engagement Manager at Kingston University and recipient of last year’s Peo

New Episode Drop! Richard sits down with the brilliant and hilarious Mel Giedroyc for a heartwarming and witty conversation that covers everything from the glitz of the Eurovision Song Contest to the real talk on writing

In this episode, Richard sits down for a cuppa with Jim Blair, a consultant nurse with over 20 years of experience supporting people with a learning disability in a range of roles and settings. Jim shares his insights on

In this episode, recorded in Chicago at IASSIDD World Congress 2024, Richard asks Rachael Wanjagua from Kenya about her work with people with intellectual disabilities in rural African communities; inclusive research – a

Kick off the new year with a fresh episode of Cuppa Tea with Richard! This week, we’re joined by John Casson – former British diplomat who left behind his job at 10 Downing Street to become national leader of the L’Arche

We have arrived in Chicago ahead of the 17th International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual and Developmental Disability (IASSID) conference. We have an exciting week ahead of us. Our first podcast of
Emily-Handley Cole joins a Cuppa Tea with Richard to discuss how the tragic death of her brother Richard, who has a learning disability, has influenced her life so far. Emily promotes the physical and mental health of pe
In this episode Richard sits with Professor Claire Thurgate, Head of the School of Nursing, Allied and Public Health at Kingston University. What makes the nursing profession attractive these days and are people interest

In this episode, Richard sits with Sara Ryan - a Professor of Social Care at Manchester Metropolitan University, with research projects focused on learning disabilities and autism. Her son, Connor, who had a learning dis

In this episode, Richard sits with Prof Kathy Curtis, Dean of the Faculty of Health, Science, Social Care and Education and Pro Vice Chancellor at Kingston University. Listen to learn more about leadership in higher educ

Kathryn Mannix is a palliative care doctor and best-selling author who specialises in talking about death and dying. She started the first cognitive behavioural therapy clinic exclusively for patients who are dying and n

In this first episode, Richard has a cup of tea with his boss, Prof Irene Tuffrey-Wijne, an international expert and Professor of Intellectual Disability & Palliative Care. Richard and Irene have had many cups of teas to
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