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Crisis What Crisis?

Andy Coulson
Mental Health
Resilience
Grief
Crisis Management
Amy Dowden
Nature
Suicide Awareness
Trauma
Anxiety
Childhood Sexual Abuse
Running
Strictly Come Dancing
OCD
Crisis Comforts
National Society For the Prevention Of Cruelty To Children
Nature Therapy
Coping Mechanisms
Gratitude
Music
Sepsis

Crisis What Crisis? provides authentic, judgement-free and useful storytelling from those who have been at the brutal, sometimes life threatening, sharp end of crisis and who survived and thrived in the process. Host Andy Coulson’s own background as a newspaper editor, Downing Street Communications Director, one-time inmate of HMP Belmarsh and now sought-after adviser to CEOs, allows him to bring ... more

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Rory Stewart
Former diplomat, soldier, explorer, politician, and academic.
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Episode: RELAUNCH RORY STEWART: On his love for risk and a battle with bitterness
Amanda Knox
A wrongly convicted individual involved in a high-profile murder case that drew intense media scrutiny.
Episode: LESSONS IN BITTERNESS: How to let go of the 'should have beens'
Mo Gawdat
Former chief business officer at Google X and author, known for his work on happiness and emotional resilience following personal tragedy.
Episode: LESSONS IN BITTERNESS: How to let go of the 'should have beens'
Lisa Squire
Mother of Libby Squire, a victim of a tragic crime, who emphasizes perspective in dealing with grief.
Episode: LESSONS IN BITTERNESS: How to let go of the 'should have beens'
David Holmes
Stunt double and gymnast who suffered a life-altering injury on a film set.
Episode: LESSONS IN BITTERNESS: How to let go of the 'should have beens'
James Brown
Scientist, ADHD advocate, podcaster, author, and charity founder
Episode: James Brown's Crisis Compass
Richard Walker OBE
Executive Chairman of Iceland Foods, and one of Britain's most outspoken business leaders
Iceland Foods
Episode: Richard Walker's Crisis Compass
Gary Marcus
Psychologist and cognitive scientist known for his critical views on AI.
Episode: GARY MARCUS: The conversation Silicon Valley doesn't want you to hear
Alex Goldie
Self-help advocate and motivational speaker
Episode: Alex Goldie's Crisis Compass

Host

Andy Coulson
Host with a background as a newspaper editor, Downing Street Communications Director, and a former political inmate with significant experience in crisis management and communication.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 400 ratings
  • Shocking

    Absolutely horrendous and heinous this man is given a platform. Having watched The Hack on ITV I didn’t realise how vile Coulson’s actions were.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    brighteyes79
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Always a new perspective on life

    Andy’s work is inspirational. He and his guests offer moments of intense emotions that help tackle the challenges of life.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sjachille
    Italy3 months ago
  • Scaramucci Episode

    A total winner. A must for all ages. Honest. Incisive and vital advice. Brilliant!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Money Maze Podcsdt
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Excellent!

    Just listened to the Paul McKenna interview and thoroughly enjoyed this podcast! Looking forward to more episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Logues27
    United States8 months ago
  • Fantastic & motivational

    What a show - its amazing having such a class interviewer as Andy Coulson and the brilliant repertoire of motivating & empowering stories from a broad range of people. Andy steers things in a diplomatic, highly respectful yet engaging way each interview. 👍👍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Liwat
    Australia10 months ago

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ADHD expert James Brown on the late diagnosis that changed his life
Q: What advice would you give to someone who suspects they have ADHD?
I would recommend searching for the ASRS test online and getting a referral to a qualified provider for a diagnosis.
Iceland boss Richard Walker on proving his worth and personal loss
Q: What is your definition of crisis?
Walker describes crisis as something unexpected that you are not prepared for and lacks a plan.
Robert Paylor: from paralysed to powerful
Q: How did you begin in sort of practical terms, how you began to rebuild that sort of sense of self-belief?
Robert credits his athletic background and community support, committing to hard work and healing, while keeping a positive mindset.
Robert Paylor: from paralysed to powerful
Q: So I want to start, actually, by asking for your definition of resilience.
Robert defines resilience as perseverance through adversity or pain, focusing on taking the next step forward.
Cally Beaton on finding freedom from falling apart
Q: What is the essence of your superpower?
Cally defines her superpower as the ability to connect with people, which she believes is rooted in empathy and genuine interest in others, allowing for deeper relationships.

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A rich exploration of personal resilience and crisis management, the content draws on authentic narratives from individuals who have faced significant life challenges. Guest stories often illuminate themes such as mental health, personal growth, and leadership amid adversity, providing listeners with valuable insights and practical strategies for navigating their own crises. The host's multifaceted background adds depth, encouraging open dialogue about the struggles and triumphs shared by a diverse array of guests, ranging from political figures to advocates for mental health and social justice.

This podcast uniquely combines emotional storytelling with actionable advice, ensuring that each episode leaves listeners not only inspired but al... more

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