For the final episode of this series we got to sit down with no other than Lioness and Manchester City player Lauren Hemp MBE and Alanna Kennedy fellow Man City and Matildas player to talk about their experiences with mental health, self doubt and how they prepare themselves for games, even when they aren't feeling their best.
Today we’re chatting to Sophie Lee, who has always inspired us with her story and we can’t wait for you to hear it. She’s a Manchester based influencer and motivational speaker with an incredible story to tell. She’s channeled her near death experience into a way to help others and is now a campaigner, activist and educator and delivers talks all the way from local schools to the iconic Louvre in Paris on racism and body positivity. She was the winner of the influencer of the year award and today she shares her survival journey and the beauty in the second chance she got at life.
You’re not gonna wanna miss this episode, and you definitely wouldnt be able to miss our next guest Banksie, the seven foot supermodel of Manchester.. Banksie’s a 23 year old drag performer who has taken the scene by storm. Appearing on RuPauls Drag Race UK, Banksie is a northern icon and an absolute fan favorite. She’s an activist for the queer and trans community and her drag inspires SO many people. We LOVED having this conversation and know that you’re going to love it too - it’s an insight into their mental health, growing up queer and how drag and community has pulled them through some of their darkest times.
For the first episode of 'Leave it here' we speak to DJ Paulette, world renowned DJ and author and take a deep dive into the highs and lows of her mental health journey and career. We discuss sexuality, the music industry, anxiety and how important it is to find what works for you when it comes to recovery.
"Leave it here" by Feel Good Club aims to normalise conversations around mental health and explore how success and struggle can co-exist. This series explores the mental health journey of those who have achieved incredible things and the challenges of continuing to show up even on the days when you aren’t feeling your best.
We chat to the wonderful Claudia about what brought her to yoga, her inspiring journey to teaching and how protects her energy to make sure she can show up fully to everything she does.
We recorded this episode in the back of our Fiat 500 after an incredible Tribe.MCR workout session. Jess shares her journey as a Junior Doctor and why she decided to go part time to start her business.
Sam opens up about her journey from gymnast to personal trainer and what it really means to be an influencer and all the connotations behind being labelled one.
Kiera talks to the wonderful head of marketing, Jamie at LashBase a family owned business which started with a passion and has grown into an international award winning business.
Aimie chats with Clare Bethan whilst paddle boarding - yes we recorded this episode on a SUP! Clare talks about her own mental health, the environment and how important it is to get out into nature.
Aimie and Kiera speak to the wonderful nutritionist & yoga teacher Rachel Cruickshank aka the body natural about how nutrition can impact every part of our body and mind.
Aimie talks to one half of feel good club and director of happiness and people at Social Chain, Kiera about her music, struggles with an eating disorder and her amazing job title.
This week Aimie talks to her cousin and owner of Truth Beauty, Shellie Skillen who recently quit her office job to take follow her love for beauty. Shellie is a lash, nail and eyebrow technician working from home.
Introducing the first episode of our ‘Do what makes you feel good series’ we talk about why doing something you hate can ruin your Sunday evenings. Throughout the series Aimie will be interviewing people who have taken the plunge and quit a job they hate to do what they love.