Something I've Never Said (S.I.N.S)

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Welcome to S.I.N.S - Something I’ve Never Said. A podcast full of secrets. From the taboo to the transcendent, the darkly funny to the quietly devastating, we all carry...something we’ve never said. From Angharad George-Carey, creator of the hit podcast Daddy Issues, S.I.N.S is an intimate interview series that dares to go where most conversations end. Each episode invites a high-profile guest to share truths they’ve never said aloud - until now. WATCH US on YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/@somethingiveneversaid FOLLOW US on INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/somethingiveneversaid

Episodes

  1. HANIF & CARLO KUREISHI

    FEB 11

    HANIF & CARLO KUREISHI

    In today’s episode, we’re joined by prolific screenwriter and author Hanif Kureishi and his son, fellow writer Carlo Kureishi. Many of you will already know Hanif for his formidable career as a novelist, playwright, and screenwriter, with landmark works including the Oscar-nominated screenplay My Beautiful Laundrette and the acclaimed novel The Buddha of Suburbia, followed by books and films such as Intimacy and Venus. His contributions to British culture have earned him a CBE and an archive at the British Library. In 2022, Hanif’s life came to a devastating halt. A badly landed fall on Boxing Day left him paralysed from the neck down. During his long and painful recovery, he began writing about his experience - but unable to use his hands, he dictated his thoughts instead: first to his partner Isabella, and later to his sons Sachin, Kier, and Carlo. These reflections became his powerful memoir, Shattered. After Hanif’s eventual return home, he and Carlo continued this father-and-son collaboration, evolving into a compelling writing partnership and becoming one of Substack’s standout voices. What drew me to invite them both on wasn’t only an interview I’d heard between Hanif and Cathy Newman on Channel 4 shortly after his return home, but also this unprecedented shift in a father-and-son relationship - one that is not just deeply personal, but profoundly professional. Sparked by Hanif’s shocking accident, their partnership speaks to a stark and inspiring triumph in the face of adversity, while never glossing over the brutal reality of living in a body that no longer does what you want it to. It was a huge privilege to have them both on, with heartfelt thanks to our generous hosts at Le Petit Citron. A quick content note: this episode includes discussion of suicidal ideation. *And finally, due to some technical difficulties, we weren’t able to use the audio recorded by our microphones, so we apologise in advance for the sound quality - this episode was recorded on an iPhone. The joys of technology. *If you like what you hear, it would be so appreciated if you could rate, review and subscribe - we love hearing your thoughts and feedback. So tell us what you think!*Created | Hosted | Produced by Angharad George-CareyMastered and Compressed | by Volkan KiziltugArtwork | by Silvy Weatherall* WATCH US on YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/@somethingiveneversaid FOLLOW US on INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/somethingiveneversaid WRITE TO US on EMAIL: angharad@sinstudios.co.uk

    46 min
  2. ANNA CHANCELLOR

    JAN 31

    ANNA CHANCELLOR

    Welcome to the very first episode of S.I.N.S. An episode of such significance, there was only one way to begin. In this episode, Angharad speaks with Anna Chancellor. An actress. An industry icon. And now, a mother living through the unimaginable loss of her daughter. Many of you will have first met Anna as 'Duckface' in Four Weddings and a Funeral, or from The Hour, Downton Abbey, The Crown, My Lady Jane, and Outrageous - to name but a few. But this conversation isn’t about Anna's career - it’s about her grief, her love, and what remains after her life was irrevocably changed. Angharad first met Anna’s daughter, Poppy, in 2020 when she appeared on her podcast Daddy Issues. They bonded instantly. Angharad knew she had found a friendship for life. But just three short years later, Poppy died from acute myeloid leukaemia. She was 36. In this episode, Anna and Angharad discuss the incomprehensible loss of a child, our relationship with death, the afterlife, and the mission that now guides Anna’s life. Above all, they talk about Poppy - and the profound legacy she continues to leave behind. We are deeply grateful to Anna for trusting us with this conversation. *If you like what you hear, it would be so appreciated if you could rate, review and subscribe - we love hearing your thoughts and feedback. So tell us what you think!*Created | Hosted | Produced by Angharad George-CareyMastered and Compressed | by Volkan KiziltugArtwork | by Silvy Weatherall * WATCH US on YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/@somethingiveneversaid FOLLOW US on INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/somethingiveneversaid WRITE TO US on EMAIL: angharad@sinstudios.co.uk

    1h 3m
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Welcome to S.I.N.S - Something I’ve Never Said. A podcast full of secrets. From the taboo to the transcendent, the darkly funny to the quietly devastating, we all carry...something we’ve never said. From Angharad George-Carey, creator of the hit podcast Daddy Issues, S.I.N.S is an intimate interview series that dares to go where most conversations end. Each episode invites a high-profile guest to share truths they’ve never said aloud - until now. WATCH US on YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/@somethingiveneversaid FOLLOW US on INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/somethingiveneversaid

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