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Sep 22, 2026

Carol FleckHOST
1:25
He is the author of the book ADHD Body and Mind.
Carol FleckHOST
1:29
He's also an honorary research fellow at Cardiff University's School of Psychology and a senior lecturer in nutrition, health, and wellbeing at the University of West London.
Carol FleckHOST
1:42
You know the saying, "You are what you eat"? Well, research suggests that eating well is associated with a healthier gut, and a healthier gut may help the ADHD brain function better.
Carol FleckHOST
1:55
That's because our brains are in constant contact with our immune system, our autonomic nervous system, and the trillions of microorganisms living inside our digestive tract.
PhoebeGUEST
24:07
Yeah, sure.
PhoebeGUEST
24:08
So I was a student at Cardiff Uni and I was getting really interested in sustainable fashion and wanted to learn how to fix my own clothes.
PhoebeGUEST
24:15
So I started volunteering when Repair Cafe Wales was just one tiny little repair cafe in Cardiff.
PhoebeGUEST
24:21
and have just kind of stayed with the charity ever since and watched it grow and now we have over 140 different sites in Wales.
Lloyd Llewellyn-JonesHOST
0:21
This is the second episode of season five.
Lloyd Llewellyn-JonesHOST
0:26
I'm Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones, professor in ancient history at Cardiff University, and I'm here with my bestie, Professor Helen Bond, professor of Christian origins at the University of Edinburgh.
Lloyd Llewellyn-JonesHOST
0:37
Hiya, Helen.
Helen BondHOST
0:38
Hello, Lloyd.
VinnyHOST
18:45
So he's a lawyer, he owns his own law firm.
VinnyHOST
18:48
He was the captain of the golf team at Cardiff University.
KarlHOST
18:52
What is this Chad Zuma? Did we just transition into someone completely different? What, what just happened?
VinnyHOST
18:56
No.
Paul DalbaHOST
3:12
Here's how it actually happened.
Paul DalbaHOST
3:14
In 2017, Jane Greaves, an astronomer at Cardiff University, used the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope, known as the JCMT, in Hawaii.
Paul DalbaHOST
3:24
She was observing Venus at millimeter radio wavelengths, and she found what appeared to be an absorption feature right at the frequency corresponding to phosphine's 1-0 rotational transition.
Paul DalbaHOST
3:36
In other words, a precise molecular fingerprint, unique to phosphine, written in the radio spectrum.
Will HaywardHOST
33:52
And then probably for about two, three years, probably became more English when I was at university.
Robin MorganHOST
33:58
I think at Cardiff Uni, especially around Six Nations time, it really did feel like watching those games.
Robin MorganHOST
34:02
It became quite tribal, I think.
Will HaywardHOST
34:04
Well, the amount of people that would like say, oh, you know, this English is massive rivalry.
Will HaywardGUEST
25:41
Yeah.
Will HaywardGUEST
25:41
Um, so the, the data and opinion if people wanna look it up, um, is by, uh, researchers in Scotland and in Wales, but, um, the person I've spoke to most about is Richard Wyn Jones from Cardiff University's Wales Governance Center.
Will HaywardGUEST
25:52
You can look that up.
Will HaywardGUEST
25:53
Um, identity in Wales has long been a really strange thing.
Chris JosephGUEST
11:38
I took some on some help at that point.
Chris JosephGUEST
11:40
You know, I had some access to some counselling through university, Cardiff University at the time.
Chris JosephGUEST
11:46
And that was CBT counselling.
Chris JosephGUEST
11:48
And it was great.

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Chris JosephGUEST
79:24
And I need income.
Chris JosephGUEST
79:27
So I got, and actually this was actually just before the email because I should say there was about a year where we were trying to get money out and there's excuse after excuse after excuse.
Chris JosephGUEST
79:37
So this wasn't a complete surprise, but it wasn't still a surprise because even two weeks before we were fed the story of it's to do with, you know, legislation in the u.s and the money can't be released and all that very convincing stories but i i prior to that put a safety net in place in respect to uh going back to academia and i took a part-time uh lectureship um back at uh at the school of engineering cardiff university um and i i'd never burnt bridges ever um And there are two ways to transition.
Chris JosephGUEST
80:14
And this is applicable, I think, to many probably listening or watching this, is that many would be transitioning for corporate career or academia or some form of career into coaching.
Anand MenonGUEST
65:04
I'd say a couple of things.
Anand MenonGUEST
65:05
I mean, first, it was very interesting that there was a prominent academic economist on the Leaf side called Patrick Minford at the University of Cardiff who made a couple of interventions early on in the campaign.
Anand MenonGUEST
65:15
Then the Leaf campaign decided it was best he wasn't heard in public again because he was quite open.
Anand MenonGUEST
65:19
That's entirely
Esyllt SearsHOST
24:17
he do?
Robin MorganHOST
24:18
He works at Cardiff University.
Robin MorganHOST
24:19
Oh, okay.
Robin MorganHOST
24:20
Lecturer? Abattoir.

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