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Hosted by Paddy Crump, Now We’re Really Talking is a podcast that opens up honest conversations about mental health journeys. Each episode dives into raw, unfiltered stories of what it’s truly like to live with mental health challenges. Every week, Paddy sits down with someone from a different walk of life to explore their experiences, the darkest moments, the people who helped them, and what recovery really looks like beyond the headlines and hashtags. Now We’re Really Talking is about honesty, hope, and connection. These aren’t stories of perfect recovery; they're stories of getting through, one day at a time.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHosted by Paddy Crump, Now We’re Really Talking is a podcast that opens up honest conversations about mental health journeys. Each episode dives into raw, unfiltered stories of what it’s truly like to live with mental health challenges.
Now We’re Really Talking is hosted by Paddy Crump. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Now We’re Really Talking to Elliot Colburn" (9 February 2026, 62 minutes), "Now We’re Really Talking to Sally Orange MBE - Part 2" (2 February 2026, 38 minutes), and "Now We're Really Talking to Sally Orange MBE - Part 1" (27 January 2026, 35 minutes).
Now We’re Really Talking publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 46 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Now We’re Really Talking is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Now We’re Really Talking requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Now We’re Really Talking's contact route on record: verified email.
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Paddy Crump hosts Now We’re Really Talking, a society podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Episode #14
<p>For this week's episode, I am joined by Elliot Colburn. Elliot is a former MP, and now working for Samaritans. </p> <p>Elliot shares his experience of first struggling with his mental health at university, and later...
<p>This episode is part two of my conversation with Sally Orange MBE. In this episode we explore her recovery journey and life beyond the Army. We talk about what healing really looks like, the role of therapy and...
<p>In this episode, I sit down with Sally Orange. This is the first part of my conversation with Sally! Check out the second episode later this week!</p> <p>Sally is a former Army physiotherapist, mental health...
Episode #11
<p>In this episode, I sit down with Conor Warren. the founder and CEO of Spark UK. We talk about Conor’s experience of growing up with anxiety, accessing counselling from a young age, and how grief and major life...
Episode #10
<p>In this episode, I sit down with Leigh Johnstone, the Beardy Gardner. Leigh is a theatre director turned garden designer. He is now an active mental health campaigner and has become popular on social media sharing...
Episode #9
<p >In this fascinating episode, I am joined by Lara Rodwell. Lara is a writer, journalist and mental health advocate whose work explores neurodivergence, grief, identity, and loneliness. She also founded the Lonely...
Episode #8
<p >In this episode, I am joined by Danny Bowman, an academic and Director at the Conservative Mental Health Group. Danny opens up about his experiences with Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) and Obsessive Compulsive...
Episode #7
<p>In this episode, I’m joined by Tanya Roy for an insightful and honest conversation about her experiences with mental health challenges. We explore her journey through school and university, including why she believes...
<p>In this episode, I’m joined by Mathew Hulbert for an open and heartfelt conversation about grief, loss, and what coping really looks like. Mathew shares how comfort eating became a way to manage overwhelming...
Episode #5
<p>In this powerful episode, we are joined by Glen Markey, who lost his daughter, Helena, to suicide in 2015. Since then, Glen has dedicated himself to campaigning for change in how schools support young people’s mental...
Episode #4
<p >In this episode, I am joined by Poppy, a journalist, mental health advocate and spoken word dabbler (her words!). We delve into the intersection of journalism and mental health, exploring how Poppy’s experiences...
Episode #3
<p >In this episode of Now We're Really Talking, we welcome Mia Hill, mental health advocate and content creator. We dive into her experiences with OCD and BDD, exploring some of the most taboo aspects of OCD. Mia...
Episode #2
<p>In this episode of 'Now We're Really Talking', the guest is Elsa Arnold, a mental health campaigner. We discuss the importance of mental health awareness, the impact of bullying, and the significance of advocacy...
Episode #1
<p >In this episode, I introduce myself, Paddy, and I share the story of my own mental health journey and what’s brought me to this point. You’ll hear why I decided to start this podcast, what you can expect from future...
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physiotherapist, Army veteran, Guinness World Record holder, mental health advocate, British Army
founder and CEO, Spark UK
Samaritans
Conservative Mental Health Group
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