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Sep 22, 2026

Claudia HammondHOST
21:46
And to tell you a bit more about the awards and why it's worth taking part, here's one of our listeners who you heard at the start of the programme and you probably guessed who.
Stephen FrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:54
Hello, this is Stephen Fry here.
Stephen FrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:57
I just wanted to say a few words of support and admiration for All In The Mind and its awards.
Stephen FrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:04
While some people may think, oh yes, we know about mental health now, I think after a little thought...
Stephen FrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:14
Good on you, all in the mind, and to all who live with and endure and triumph.
Stephen FrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:21
Lots and lots of love.
Claudia HammondHOST
24:22
Well, thank you so much to Sir Stephen Fry for that.
Claudia HammondHOST
24:25
Now, as well as recognising the individuals and projects that go to huge lengths to make a difference to other people's lives, the awards also give you the chance to tell your story, to talk about your mental health and how you've found ways of coping or living with your difficulties.
Jon RichardsonHOST
22:28
And then inherently every EasyJet plane is an advertisement for our podcast.
Russell HowardHOST
22:32
Or we change our names to Stephen Fry and Russell Brand.
Jon RichardsonHOST
22:34
Oh, I like it.
Jon RichardsonHOST
22:36
You bet you could be Ricky Gervais.
Lee CromptonHOST
3:36
No, she doesn't.
Lee CromptonHOST
3:38
As soon as she got Stephen Fry wishing her well, that was the end of that relationship.
Lee CromptonHOST
3:43
Yeah.
Lee CromptonHOST
3:46
But yes, we thought that we would actually road test some of these well-being practices.
Dominic SandbrookHOST
48:10
She c- addresses you directly as reader.
Dominic SandbrookHOST
48:12
I remember there was a, there's a sketch in A Bit of Fry & Laurie, the Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie sketch show.
Tabitha SyrettHOST
48:17
This is a big favorite of ours, isn't it?
Dominic SandbrookHOST
48:19
It is.
David HepworthHOST
46:00
Just based on something you did when you were, when you were 25 years old, and it, you know, proved to be a success.
David HepworthHOST
46:06
Didn't Stephen Fry because before Stephen Fry became a very big star, he wrote the book for the stage production of Me and My Girl, which is based on old music by who, I don't know, but he wrote, he wrote the book.
Alex GoldPANELIST
46:24
Okay.
David HepworthHOST
46:24
And so he, he continued to do very, very well out that absolutely all the time, you know.
Kit HaringtonGUEST
52:01
And then I found a place for it as an adult.
Kit HaringtonGUEST
52:04
And I know a lot of people have this, which is that I listen to the Stephen Fry audiobooks.
Kit HaringtonGUEST
52:09
And I do that because my brain is incredibly busy, especially at night.
Kit HaringtonGUEST
52:17
And I've always found going to bed very difficult.
BrittanyHOST
72:23
You love it.
BrittanyHOST
72:26
This is the famously David Attenborough and Stephen Fry did a documentary in which a cockapoo humped David Attenborough's head.
BrittanyHOST
72:36
It's very cute.
DavidHOST
72:37
aggressively
Blake BraswellHOST
3:27
And the reason is this is a prop from a play I did in college where one of the seniors got permission to do a directing project where he put on a show and he adapted P.G. Woodhouse's short stories.
Blake BraswellHOST
3:42
I believe Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie famously did it as Jeeves and Wooster.
Blake BraswellHOST
3:46
Oh, yeah.
Blake BraswellHOST
3:47
right okay i never watched jason
Blake BraswellHOST
5:22
And then I was convinced Chris Berry had been in the show.
Blake BraswellHOST
5:25
And then I looked it up yesterday.
Blake BraswellHOST
5:26
I was like, oh no, it was Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry.
Blake BraswellHOST
5:28
Yeah, I never
Michael WrightPANELIST
6:31
I can't help but feel like maybe we are going backwards, not in the sense of creating a culture where people can speak about it, because I would say around about 2008, 2010, that's where society changed in terms of people being open.
Michael WrightPANELIST
6:46
Stephen Fry very famously and Ruby Wax were one of the first people to talk about their mental health crisis.
Michael WrightPANELIST
6:53
And then before you know it, there were charities coming out of the woodwork.
Michael WrightPANELIST
6:56
And then it just became acceptable for people to say, hey, look, I'm not okay.
JohnHOST
43:02
Uh, and it's 10 bucks.
JohnHOST
43:03
So you're getting a great platformer for $10 on the PS3, uh, It's actually narrated by Stephen Fry, which is pretty cool as well.
JohnHOST
43:11
So I think it's a really unique experience there.
JohnHOST
43:13
And it's got a great single player mode as well as, again, that sandboxy type of approach.

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