Mad, Sad and Bad with Paloma Faith
Mad, Sad and Bad with Paloma Faith
Podcast Description
Paloma Faith has had plenty of moments in her life when she's felt mad, sad or bad - or been told that's what she's being. But do these words mean the same for everyone? What does it mean if someone says you're mad: that you're angry? Unstable? Insane? Or perhaps just different... Could those words be liberating, therapeutic or even transformational?To find out more, Paloma invites an array of actors, comedians, musicians and thinkers into her home to reflect on times where they've felt mad, sad, bad - and even glad - what they've understood and learnt from these experiences too.This podcast takes us into Paloma's world, with friends and family popping in occasionally - come for the chaos; stay for the conversation!New Episodes every Tuesday Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of emotional experiences and societal perceptions related to feelings of being mad, sad, and bad. Specific episodes dive into topics such as mental health, personal transformations, and societal expectations, with guests sharing their journeys and insights, like Mel B's discussion on love and resilience after abuse and Jameela Jamil's commentary on beauty standards.
Paloma Faith has had plenty of moments in her life when she’s felt mad, sad or bad – or been told that’s what she’s being. But do these words mean the same for everyone? What does it mean if someone says you’re mad: that you’re angry? Unstable? Insane? Or perhaps just different… Could those words be liberating, therapeutic or even transformational?
To find out more, Paloma invites an array of actors, comedians, musicians and thinkers into her home to reflect on times where they’ve felt mad, sad, bad – and even glad – what they’ve understood and learnt from these experiences too.
This podcast takes us into Paloma’s world, with friends and family popping in occasionally – come for the chaos; stay for the conversation!
New Episodes every Tuesday
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Russell Kane is someone I have SO much respect for! I’m so grateful for his honesty in this conversation, from discussing sexual literacy to dealing with the loss of his dad.
After winning his first comedy award in 2004, his career grew very quickly. He was forced to learn the ropes in the public eye and is open about his regrets. We also spoke about his Nan, who encouraged him to go to university and how she walked in on him… enjoying some alone time 😬
This was such a fascinating conversation, especially hearing Russell’s willingness to openly reflect on his own decisions and mistakes. I loved chatting to Russell and I hope you enjoy this episode!
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Credits:
Producer: Jemima Rathbone, Emilia Gill
Assistant Producer: Alex Reed
Video: Grisha Nikolsky, Josh Bennett and Harry Sawkins
Sound: Joe Richardson
Mix: Rafi Amsili
Original music: BUTCH PIXY
Social Media: Laura Coughlan
Exec Producer for JamPot: Jemima Rathbone & Ewan Newbigging-Lister
Exec Producers for Idle Industries: Dave Granger & Will Macdonald
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