Sporting Minds ft Callum Lea

Fin Tapp on life as a young professional footballer and bouncing back to win Love Island.

Two time Olympian Andy Baddeley talks to us about his career, his mental health battles and a unique world record he still holds! 

Team GB table-tennis star Liam Pitchford is our latest guest and it's well worth a listen 

In mental health awareness week we are back with another brilliant episode, this time with England cricketer Kate Cross. Kate has spoken openly about her own battles with anxiety and depression and continues to be an inspiration on and off the pitch. Her bubbly personality makes this a great listen. 

A double Olympian, Jack Green has been forced to overcome many hurdles both on and off the track. His own career was affected by his mental health but he is now using those experiences to help others with their own issues.

A fascinating chat with double Olympian and superstar walker Tom Bosworth. One not to be missed. 

Callum Lea came through his own mental health issues to start up a charity which is now helping many other young athletes experiencing their own problems. Here's why and how he did it. 

Our latest episode sees former England cricketer Graeme Fowler talking about his own mental health scale, playing his whole Test career with a broken neck and why it is time to worry when he organises his towels! 

Our seventh episode sees Chris chat to ex Premier League footballer and pro boxer Leon Mckenzie about his battles, his career high and lows, and what made him get in the ring. After getting in the ring himself to workout with Leon, Chris chats to Leon about an array of issues. 

On this episode, Chris and Eddy chat to former Premier League and Championship midfielder Jamie O Hara. Having played alongside and against some of the world's best, including Luka Modric, Gareth Bale and Steven Gerrard, Jamie goes into detail about his career and how he is adjusting to life as a manager at non-league Billericay Town. A really in depth look at how Premier League football can affect mental health and how Jamie is doing more at Billericay to help those that may be struggling within the club.