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Born of a need for something positive and fun, comedians Aisha Alfa and Sophia Zolan started The Shout Out Show! It's a show where they yell from the rooftop about the things they dig. Sometimes it’s cool, sometimes it’s inspiring or funny and sometimes it’s like... what? Each episode features a special guest who brings a mantra to make your life better…or just make you laugh... or just be a sentence. It’s rainbows, giggles and slow motion pratfalls wrapped in a podcast!

Marriage isn’t just candlelit dinners and heartfelt whispers — it’s also mismatched schedules, forgotten chores, and the occasional outburst over burnt toast. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering why is my wife yelling, this 10-minute episode dives into the emotional undercurrents that fuel those moments. From stress spillover to unmet expectations, we unpack why voices rise and what they’re really trying to say. You’ll walk away with practical tools to decode the tension, respond with empathy, and maybe even laugh a little along the way.

Shouting it out for the voiceless, given the people a voice, with real storys, real content and real everyday topics.

Shout Our Struggle is cultivating a new culture around mental health by using lived experience as an educational tool. Our mission focuses on sharing our stories to create a well-connected and supportive community that is prepared to confront the mental health crisis. Join our host, Isabelle Nicholas, as she navigates through the multi-layered world of mental wellness.

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Welcome to Twist and Shout with Aljaz and Janette!This podcast explores all of the trials and tribulations of married life with a couple who might seem very similar but couldn't be more differentJoining us along the way will be a host familiar faces including Kevin Clifton, Gorka Márquez, Gemma Atkinson and many many more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Why Can’t We All Just Get Along is part-memoir, part-polemic about the state of public discourse in Britain and the world today. In an increasingly divided society, Iain examines why we’ve all become so disrespectful and intolerant. Using experiences from his career in politics and the media...