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Hello listeners, We are back with a new sound and some spunk and flare to go with it! Loads of interviews on the way with topics that have a common theme of connection… yep that ol’ chestnut. I also talk about some up an

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Hosted by Lucy Dahill · EN · 149 episodes
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We are back in style, new conversations to keep you in the loop of what’s important in life. Grass roots important. We talk health and wellbeing in a really practical way. Added to that we have 10 years worth of conversations with experts to tune into as well. All curated into some excellent playlists for you. Get in touch!
Lucy Dahill hosts The Loop with Lucy, a society show with 149 episodes published.

Hello listeners, We are back with a new sound and some spunk and flare to go with it! Loads of interviews on the way with topics that have a common theme of connection… yep that ol’ chestnut. I also talk about some up an

Meet Alan - he has had throat cancer, which not only changed the way he communicated but changed his relationship with the sound that came out of his mouth. No longer were words just words, they had resonance and meaning

Meet Melinda and Sally who supported Philip Hills pass over feeling complete. Why is it so rare, why are we afraid to have those conversations that clearly help everyone settle? This audio certainly takes us to and beyon

Meet Michelle who had a 2 month whirlwind from diagnosis to major surgery and how she made the whole experience one that was flipped from being traumatic to deeply healing. For Michelle - she felt 'these things don't jus

Meet Kylie who shares her experience of healing from a severe eating disorder. A key moment in the audio...."I realised there was nothing wrong with me". One for parents, practitioners and anyone who doesn't believe true

Sometimes you just need to start the conversation on a tricky topic. Jean Gamble talks about bullying and the role family play in this area. Time to sit up and listen as the foundations we lay in adolescence can play out

Why is it so natural to go into comparison? Are we measured from such an early age that we have forgotten how to adore each other just for being who we are rather than for what we do or achieve? Annette, Gabe and Lucy te

The year 7-9 Community Problem Solving Team from Ravenswood Girls School have, once again, offered a unique insight into the challenges of Neurodiversity in a school environment. Abi, Millie, Mia and Grace talk us throug

How often do we hide our true selves behind a mask of humour? All too often it gets us out of a crippling shyness or give us an opportunity to be more popular... Meet Philip Hills - a man unafraid to wear a tiara

There is a very particular skill brought to cleaning that leaves an imprint in the home which forms the foundation for how we live and move in that space. Do we appreciate that about the work we do, or the work we employ

After the last post on death and dying - I felt there was an important question to ask - do we know how to live?! Let's be honest, there are handbooks for everything and most of them tell us we are have much to learn, so

Are we ready to have a 'maturing' conversation about death and dying that considers the concept of loss and grief and how everyone's experience does not need to be the same? Jasmine, Deborah and Anita offer different liv

Helen offers an insight into the generation for whom the internet has been their 'normal'. Her parents introduced her to online dating and yet it was certainly not all smooth sailing. What Helen offers is an insight into

Hannah has been in the online dating scene for 20 years - she started young! She now has so much to share about what to watch out for and how to embrace all it has to offer

Let me introduce you to Marika, a woman who brings a steadiness to the discussion about online dating, she normalises the practicals of talking to people and when that moment arrives to be exclusive and commit to seeing

Susan who had never done anything like this before, "it was like starting all over again”. She offers her experience as an older person and takes some of the mystery out of it. Clearly, Susan would encourage us all to ha

Trudy started online dating at 40. She had experienced all the comments about having to meet someone, about feeling like it was never going to happen. Then she got speaking to a local farmer! Trudy went from Mr High to M

Meet Rosie, her strengths are honesty and directness. Why mess around, why look or settle for scraps, still falling for feeling 'not worthy' of love?

Meet Shelley who has a slightly different perspective to dating sites. She has learnt a lot about herself, but also about the games, the manipulation and the resulting hurts that is rife within the online dating world. I

We think we want to 'play the field' and hang out to see if we get a better offer but I am not so sure this is the way to go! From what I am hearing from these women it is about setting a standard knowing your self-worth
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