Mind Cake: Not Self-Help. Just Slightly More Helpful Than Doing Nothing

Mind Cake is a comedy mental health podcast hosted by Lee Crompton and Paul Beeson ... two blokes who've been through it themselves and decided to talk about it rather than pretend otherwise.Each episode features honest conversations with people who have something real to say about mental health, life, loss, recovery and the messy stuff in between. No therapy speak. No inspirational quotes. Just real people, talking honestly, with the occasional Ewok.New episodes every fortnight.Not self-help. Just slightly more helpful than doing nothing.

Mind Cake: Not Self-Help. Just Slightly More Helpful Than Doing Nothing is a health podcast hosted by Lee Crompton and Paul Beeson, with 73 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Lee Crompton and Paul Beeson hosts Mind Cake: Not Self-Help. Just Slightly More Helpful Than Doing Nothing, a health show with 73 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  Prince Stash Pt.1: Beatles, Bowie & a 1300-Year-Old Castle

  Aug 18, 202631 minS6

  This week ... Prince Stash de Rola. Friend of the Rolling Stones, housemate of Paul McCartney, model, musician, and current resident of a 1,300-year-old Italian castle, joins Lee on Mind Cake for the first of a two-part conversation. From surviving Vince Taylor's public breakdown to being arrested alongside the Stones and taken in by the Beatles, Stash shares stories from the heart of 60s rock stardom most people have never heard first-hand. Mind Cake is a comedy wellbeing podcast . Not self-help, just slightly more helpful than doing nothing. Honest conversations about mental health, coping with anxiety, and the real stuff nobody tells you, with a laugh along the way. Part 2, where the conversation turns to psychedelics, Timothy Leary, and why social media is lying to you, drops next Tuesday. Guest: Prince Stash de Rola Topics: rock and roll history, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, fame and mental health, celebrity breakdown, coping with anxiety. LINKS The Prince Stash Website Mind Cake Newsletter Mind Cake WhatsApp group

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  Prince Stash Pt.1: Beatles, Bowie & a 1300-Year-Old Castle

  Aug 18, 202631 minS6

  <p>This week ... Prince Stash de Rola.</p><p>Friend of the Rolling Stones, housemate of Paul McCartney, model, musician, and current resident of a 1,300-year-old Italian castle, joins Lee on Mind Cake for the first of a two-part conversation. </p><p>From surviving Vince Taylor's public breakdown to being arrested alongside the Stones and taken in by the Beatles, Stash shares stories from the heart of 60s rock stardom most people have never heard first-hand.</p><p>Mind Cake is a comedy wellbeing podcast . Not self-help, just slightly more helpful than doing nothing. </p><p>Honest conversations about mental...

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  What's Your Battery At? Men's Mental Health & Suicide Prevention with Martin Melly (Men Matter Scotland)

  Aug 5, 202641 minS6

  This week Lee heads to Drumchapel to meet Martin Melly from Men Matter Scotland ... and gets asked to rate his mental health battery before he's even sat down. Martin explains how a simple check-in question has become the backbone of a talking group that started as a dads' group in 2019 and has since grown into hubs in Glasgow and Cumbernauld. They get into why social media comparison culture makes everyone feel like they're the only one struggling, why "no advice, just listen" works better than most people expect, and the small, unglamorous habits - gym, meditation, a walk with the dog - that keep Martin's own battery charged. As Martin puts it: the hardest part is getting through the door. Everything after that gets easier. Find Men Matter Scotland: open Monday–Friday, 10:30am–8pm at their Drum Chapel hub, plus Fridays 10am–8pm in Cumbernauld. Drop in, phone, message on Facebook/Instagram, or self-refer via their website. Men Matter Scotland website Mind Cake Newsletter

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  Episode #1

  What's Your Battery At? Men's Mental Health & Suicide Prevention with Martin Melly (Men Matter Scotland)

  Aug 5, 202641 minS6

  <p>This week Lee heads to Drumchapel to meet Martin Melly from Men Matter Scotland ... and gets asked to rate his mental health battery before he's even sat down.</p><p>Martin explains how a simple check-in question has become the backbone of a talking group that started as a dads' group in 2019 and has since grown into hubs in Glasgow and Cumbernauld. They get into why social media comparison culture makes everyone feel like they're the only one struggling, why "no advice, just listen" works better than most people expect, and the small, unglamorous habits - gym, meditation, a...

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  Episode #12

  "No I'm Fine" - Michael Redmond on Father Ted, Burnout and the Boy on the Bike

  Jul 21, 202645 minS5

  Michael Redmond played Father Stone in Father Ted in the 1990s. He's never watched it. When they wheeled out a television at a gig in Glasgow and showed the whole thing without warning, he hated every minute of it. This is one of the most honest conversations Mind Cake has had. We chat about about burnout, bewilderment, finding contentment and why autistic children around the world see themselves in a deadpan Irish priest who just looks lost. Michael is 75, lives in Glasgow, posts about aliens on TikTok, and is one of the funniest people Lee has ever sat across from. Mind Cake is a comedy wellbeing podcast exploring honest mental health conversations and the stuff that actually helps, without the therapy speak.

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