42 episodes
Conversations Against Living Miserably Dave
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4.7 • 11 Ratings
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Conversations against living miserably is a podcast created by Dave and CALM, the campaign against living miserably. Every week our hosts Aaron Gillies and Lauren Pattison talk to a different guest about how they live their day to day lives without misery. It's funnier than it sounds we promise.
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42. Jen Brister
In the last of our specials for World Mental Health Day, comedian, writer and actor Jen Brister joins Aaron and Lauren.
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41. Riyadh Khalaf
Broadcaster, Author and Activist Riyadh Khalaf joins Aaron and Lauren in another special episode to support World Mental Health Day
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40. Jessica Fostekew
In a new episode to support World Mental Health Day, stand up comedian and actor Jessica Fostekew chats with Lauren and Aaron
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39. Kiri Pritchard-McLean
The multi award winning comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean joins Aaron and Lauren for a new episode to support World Mental Health Day specials.
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38. Brett Goldstein
To support World Mental Health Day we are releasing five new episodes! In episode 38 Actor, comedian and podcast host extraordinaire Brett Goldstein Joins Lauren and Aaron.
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37. Self-isolation episode 3: The Revenge
Just Lauren and Aaron this week as they go through tips and tricks submitted by listeners to help our brains during all this weirdness. This episode was recorded remotely, so we are both terribly sorry about the sound quality not being perfect.
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Customer Reviews
always able to pull me out of a funk
Lauren and Aaron are great. Love this podcast!
Grateful for the Company
When I’m anxious, I feel isolated, even if I’m surrounded by family/friends. This podcast gives me a sense of perspective; it’s a positive thing you can do for yourself.
Serious topic, but seriously fun.
The show manages to make mental health a fun and accessible topic. There were some issues with the hosts and/or guets sounding awfully quiet in a number of the early episodes (when wearing headphones), but that seems to have been resolved in the more recent ones (for the record, i did not change my headphones). Would recommend to any and everyone.