Crisis What Crisis?

https://www.lbc.co.uk/opinion/views/paula-vennells-giving-back-her-cbe-was-inevitable-andy-coulson/

You can read Andy's piece in LBC today and if you haven't heard his conversation with Pauline Stonehouse - one of the many victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal then please give it a listen. She is a shining example of resilience in the face of institutionalised bullying. You can listen by clicking link in article or just look for Crisis What Crisis? wherever you download your podcasts from.

Paula Vennells giving back her CBE was inevitable - but more retribution could be on the Horizon, writes Andy Coulson Like a Christmas parcel that’s been lost in the broken Post Office system, former boss Paula Vennells’ common sense has finally landed in the right place.

Instead of dwelling on broken New Year resolutions, we recap some of our favourite guests’ crisis comforts. In our latest episode tells us his go to comforts during moment of high stress, including 11 day silence retreats 🤫

If you’re having a relaxed New Year’s Eve at home tonight you might want to consider joining in his three crisis comforts. As former Health Secretary, they might just surprise you….

Last week we spoke to about growing up with racist abuse, how Cummings ‘burnt the house down’ and losing his brother to su***de. He talks passionately about his family and su***de prevention; giving advice on what to look out for and where to find information that might just save a life….

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Davinia Taylor on addiction, losing custody of her son and her biohacking superpower.

This jam packed brilliant episode with former star - now and entrepreneur - covers everything from and , to and the god-given GIFT of an ADHD brain and addictive personality.

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Ep 77 - Here’s a taster from Lord, Peter Hain’s full episode - both available by clicking link in bio ☝🏼

Timbaland’s Crisis Comforts. A short taster episode available now.

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https://nypost.com/2023/11/10/entertainment/timbaland-still-has-bullet-lodged-in-his-neck-after-shooting-blessed-to-be-here/

Timbaland still has bullet lodged in his neck after 1986 shooting: ‘I’m blessed to be here’ “The Way I Are” hitmaker was temporarily paralyzed in the arm after being accidentally shot by a co-worker in 1986.

Ep 76: Timbaland on addiction, depression and why he’s kept the bullet inside him.

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Killer who took on terrorist was moved to tougher prison after heroism Steve Gallant was spending his first day outside prison in 14 years when convicted terrorist Usman Khan began attacking people at Fishmongers' Hall next to London Bridge.

Ep 75. Steve Gallant on his journey from murderer to hero.

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Ep 74: Tom Fletcher on the Israeli crisis, avoiding assassination and the art of diplomacy.

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73 – Sir Anthony Seldon on managing tragedy, the resilience crisis and political failure.

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Ep 72 - Andy Coulson speaks with Jane Moore on regrets, resilience and recovery - with new intro.

First aired in 2020

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71: Saad Mohseni on losing colleagues to terror and running a media business in Taliban ruled Afghanistan.

70. Crisis Comforts - Victoria Milligan & Henry Scowcroft

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Five of our top picks from the archives for you to catch up on or revisit over the summer.

69. Sir Nigel Wilson on failure, leading in crisis and a move into politics.

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Mark Beaumont on breaking records, cheating death, and pedalling with purpose My conversation today will focus on a key crisis skill – endurance. And I’m thrilled to say that we have the perfect guest to help us – record-breaking, long...

68. Mark Beaumont on breaking records, cheating death, and pedalling with purpose.

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67. Aasmah Mir on racism, merciless bullying and family trauma.

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66. Michael Gove on being fired by Boris, battling with The Blob and the day he almost quit politics.
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66 As we approach our third birthday – host Andy Coulson gives a short reminder of what Crisis What Crisis? is all about – where you can listen, watch and read full transcripts of every one of our 65 episodes to date.

To the incredible guests we have featured so far, the listeners (and now viewers) who have subscribed – thank you so much for all your loyalty and support.

65. Ben Goldsmith on losing his daughter Iris, a desperate search for meaning and how nature saved him



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Was an absolute pleasure to be joined by my old pal of 30 odd years for our latest episode of Crisis What Crisis?
 
As you'd expect, a lively conversation about all things crisis with someone who’s been at the centre of more than a few!
 
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64. Piers Morgan on failure, grief and the unsubtle art of not giving a f**k

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63. Nick Goldsmith on combat, PTSD and the healing power of nature

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62. Rory Stewart on a love for risk, a battle with bitterness … and why a political comeback is on the cards

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“Anger is an expression of hurt. Fear is an anticipation of hurt. So, anger needs to be expressed, it needs to be voiced, it needs to be allowed. Because when we swallow it down because it isn’t allowed, it stays in our body and contaminates every other feeling in our system so that you kind of have this awful bitterness that is created.”

In our latest episode psychotherapist Julia Samuel explains why expressing your emotions is so important.

You can find the link to the full episode in our bio or listen wherever you find your podcasts.