Crohn's & Colitis UK - The Podcast

In our third episode of Crohn's & Colitis UK - The Podcast, Geraldine & Luke introduce you to student and aspiring filmmaker Kai Samuels along with his Mum, Marie Samuels as we chat about Kai's journey with Crohn's so far.Later in the episode, we're joined by Commonwealth Games Athlete Georgia O'Connor. Together, we talk about her experiences of living with Colitis while winning gold. https://crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/

In our second episode of Crohn's & Colitis UK - The Podcast, Geraldine & Luke introduce you to a fantastic live panel discussion hosted by The Book of Man and featuring top names who are opening up - and spreading awareness - about Crohn's Disease and Colitis. What are they? What are the symptoms? How can they be treated? And how can we normalise conversations among men about the health issues they face? This chat includes Sacha Dhawan, Tom Speight, Ali Jawad and Mesha Moinirad.This panel was filmed in London, and is in support of the charity Crohn's & Colitis UK. More information about their amazing work can be found at crohnsandcolitis.org.ukThe Book of Man / Crohn’s & Colitis UK project was funded by Galapagos. None of the participants received any payment. Their participation is not an endorsement of any products.https://crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/

Introducing Crohn’s & Colitis UK: The PodcastIn our debut episode, you will be introduced to both Geraldine Cooper ( - has Colitis) and Luke Bligh ( - has Crohn's... see what we did there?). Geraldine works in the media team here at the charity, and Luke, is a producer, photographer, and self-confessed Star Wars super fan. During this first instalment, Geraldine & Luke share their own personal experiences with Crohn's & Colitis, chat to Lauren Golightly (AKA @lauren_talking_shite on Instagram), and hear from YOU - the Crohn's & Colitis communityWe all know how hard it can be to talk about Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Every day is different when you’re living with a condition like Crohn’s or Colitis. Life is unpredictable. Some days you might feel like shouting about what’s going on, and on others it can feel like an effort to tell even your nearest and dearest how you’re feeling.Despite that, it’s really good to talk: a problem shared is a problem halved, as the old saying goes. It’s also really good to listen – and that’s why we’ve come up with something new that we hope you’ll really like: our very own Crohn’s & Colitis UK podcast!https://crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/

Here's a sneak-peak of Crohn's & Colitis UK - The Podcast! In this audio trailer you'll hear the voices of your hosts Geraldine Cooper and Luke Bligh. Be sure to follow us for more episodes! https://crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/