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Hosted by Lucy Cavendish · health · EN-GB · 79 episodes
Well we have all wondered about it haven't we? And "Relationship" is a big word. Because if you think about it, we all have a relationship with everything don't we? Join us for fun facts, deep dives and every conceivable mind broadening angle of relationships. Reach out to Lucy on www.lucycavendishlovecoach.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchWell we have all wondered about it haven't we? And "Relationship" is a big word. Because if you think about it, we all have a relationship with everything don't we? Join us for fun facts, deep dives and every conceivable mind broadening angle of relationships.
How to have Extraordinary Relationships is hosted by Lucy Cavendish. The show has published 79 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Healing After the Unthinkable - Fiamma Montagu on Grief, Love and Finding a Way Through- S8 E8" (25 September 2026, 50 minutes), "Losing Her Voice; Sam Brown on Music, Loss and Reinvention S6 E6" (31 August 2026, 51 minutes), and "From Breaking News To Breaking Silence: Maggie O' Kane on Truth, Trauma and Ending FGM. S5 Ep6" (17 August 2026, 54 minutes).
How to have Extraordinary Relationships publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 79 episodes.
Booking probability for How to have Extraordinary Relationships is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. How to have Extraordinary Relationships requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. How to have Extraordinary Relationships's contact route on record: public web form.
Lucy Cavendish hosts How to have Extraordinary Relationships, a health show with 79 episodes published.
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How to have Extraordinary Relationships
Send us Fan Mail In this deeply moving episode, Lucy Cavendish speaks with ceramic sculptor Fiamma Montagu about the death of her daughter Ischia, who died by suicide at the age of 17, and the long, complex journey of...
How to have Extraordinary Relationships
Send us Fan Mail Singer, songwriter, musician and renowned ukulele teacher Sam Brown on what happened when she lost her voice - an dhow she survived it. Her loss, as she explains, was triggered by trauma; the death of...
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Send us Fan Mail Maggie O'Kane is a highly-acclaimed, well respected journalists and documentary filmmaker with a career spanning more than four decades. Renowned for fearless investigative reporting, she first...
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Send us Fan Mail Dr Susannah Self is a British composer, conductor and former mezzo soprano whose work spans opera, orchestral music and choral composition. She is a highly successful woman in what is predominantly a...
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Send us Fan Mail Kathryn Flett is one of Britain's best known journalists, critics and memoirists. In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Kathryn discusses the unimaginable loss of her son Jackson and the...
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Dr Stella Duffy OBE is an existential psychotherapist, award-winning writer, speaker and theatremaker with a career spanning therapy, literature and the arts. Alongside her private practice, she has worked in NHS cancer...
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Luke Jennings is the bestselling author and journalist whose self-published Villanelle novellas became the global phenomenon Killing Eve . Originally released as a series of Kindle Singles, Jennings' stories introduced...
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Sandra Parsons is a British journalist, editor, author, and qualified yoga instructor best known for her wellness and longevity work, including the book Age Less and the “Ageless Method.” Formerly an editor at The...
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On this episode, writer and human rights campaigner Sophie Radice talks about many issues that need a deeper conversation; xenophobia, travel vs escape, identity and how she ended up on court after working in the Jungle...
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On this week's How To Have Extraordinary Relationships, I talk to 'Victoria' about what happened when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She generously offered to come on the show for many reasons; one was to help...
How to have Extraordinary Relationships
Melissa Jones is a British novelist, journalist and non-fiction writer known for her intelligent, psychologically rich storytelling. Born in London and educated at Oxford, she began her career in television and...
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A woman in love. A devastating break-up and heartbreak. And a dog that in his own naughty way kind of saved the day.... Sophia Money-Coutts is a British journalist, columnist, and bestselling author known for her witty...
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Dr Lucy Pollock is a British consultant geriatrician celebrated for her clear-eyed, compassionate approach to ageing and end-of-life care. With decades of experience in the NHS, she has guided countless patients and...
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Vinnie Tortorich is an American fitness expert, author, and podcast host known for his no-nonsense approach to health and weight loss. A former elite endurance athlete and Hollywood trainer, he has spent decades helping...
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Dr Sian Williams is a Welsh journalist, broadcaster, and Chartered Counselling Psychologist, best known for her long career in British television and radio. She spent over a decade as a presenter on BBC Breakfast and...
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Jessica Pratezina is a coach and speaker who helps people reconnect with their confidence, identity, and sense of freedom. After leaving a strict religious upbringing, she embarked on a deeply personal journey of...
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Philippe Tahon is a London-based psychotherapist, coach, and author who specialises in transforming people’s relationship with food, body image, and self-worth. Originally from Belgium, Philippe made a bold career shift...
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Jennie Young returns to the podcast for a second time. Jennie is a professor of rhetoric, writer and cultural critic known for her sharp, witty take on modern dating and communication. She’s the creator of the “Burned...
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Louise Chunn is a British journalist, author and former magazine editor best known for her influential career in women’s media. She served as editor of Cosmopolitan UK during the late 1990s, helping shape the magazine’s...
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Evelyn Scott is based in Surrey, UK and works as an academic and women’s health advocate. She has described enduring painful periods and debilitating symptoms since her teens, yet for many years was told such pain was...
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