Common People is a new podcast with diverse voices & topics with fresh perspectives on current events
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Welcome to Darren McGarvey's Common People, a new podcast series where award-winning writer and commentator Darren McGarvey sits down with ordinary people to explore various topics that impact their lives. From politics and social issues to culture and entertainment, Darren and his guests will engage in thought-provoking conversations that shed light on the experiences of everyday people. Whether
you're interested in gaining new perspectives on current events or enjoy hearing from diverse voices, this podcast is for you. So please sit back, relax, and join us for an enlightening and entertaining journey into the lives of Common People.
In the latest episode of "Darren McGarvey’s Common People," as part of the Trauma Industrial Complex campaign, Darren reconnects with his former child psychologist, Marlyn O'Connor, for a profound discussion on trauma and healing. They delve into Darren's past circumstances under Marlyn's care, using these experiences as a springboard to explore broader issues related to trauma.
Check out the link in the comments to watch now!
We Need To Talk About Trauma
Join us for an eye-opening episode of “Darren McGarvey’s Common People” as guest host Andrea Mackintosh interviews Darren about his new campaign, the Trauma Industrial Complex.
They explore online trauma discourse, self-diagnosis, and the power of personal stories. Follow the link in our comments to tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on empathy and support.
Some thoughts on why Aye Write Glasgow's Book Festival deserves to have funding reinstated by Creative Scotland.
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It’s been a fast and busy week so far at the I’ve had a great time and looking forward to the next two nights.
Some tickets are available if you are looking to come along | Link in the comments.
Common People Live has been going well at the Fringe; a huge thanks to everyone that's come along throughout the week!
There's still time to grab tickets for the remaining shows, with another kicking off tonight at The Stand’s New Town Theatre on Freemasons Hall, 96 George St, Edinburgh EH2 3DH!
Follow the link in the comments to book yours!
🌐 On 19th August, join us for an insightful Common People Live examination of online trolls, art, and ego with Darren McGarvey, Zara Gladman, and Mark McG.
Get your tickets booked (link in the comments) and be there for the closing show at 19.30pm at The Stand's New Town Theatre!
🎭 On 18th August, Darren McGarvey hosts Jenni Fagan and Colin Burnett for a deep-dive into the complex relationship between privacy and art.
Don't miss this enlightening discussion at 19.30pm at The Stand's New Town Theatre. Follow the link in the comments, book your tickets online today, and don't miss out!
🍏 On 17th August, join Darren McGarvey, Kimberley Wilson, and Nikki Small as they explore the health battle between fit and processed foods.
Book your tickets (link in the comments) and prepare for a healthy dose of knowledge at 19.30pm at The Stand's New Town Theatre!
🖋️ On 16th August, Darren McGarvey, Irvine Welsh, and Cat Cochrane will discuss the impact of the digital age on authors.
Join us at 19.30pm at The Stand's New Town Theatre for this intriguing conversation! Follow the link in the comments to book your tickets today! 🎟️ 🎫
📖 Delve into the vibrant world of comic book artistry with Grant Morrison, Etienne Kubwabo and Darren McGarvey on 15th August.
Make sure you're seated by 19.30pm at The Stand's New Town Theatre for this engaging panel discussion! See the link in the comments and book your tickets online today!
🎵🎙️ Get ready for a behind-the-scenes look into the world of music and comedy with Brownbear, Tamsyn Kelly and host Darren McGarvey on 14th August.
Book your tickets (link in the comments) and set your reminders for 19.30pm at The Stand's New Town Theatre!
📱 Be a part of the conversation with Darren McGarvey, Heavy Spoilers, and Dylan Lombard as they navigate the complex terrain of big tech and social media on 13th August!
Book your tickets (link in the comments) and catch this insightful session at 19.30pm at The Stand's New Town Theatre!
🗓️ On the opening night of Common People Live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, host Darren McGarvey welcomes Karyn McCluskey and James Docherty for a thought-provoking discussion on poverty, trauma, and aggression!
Mark your calendars and book your tickets (link in the comments) for the 12th of August, at 19.30pm at The Stand's New Town Theatre!
FRINGE ANNOUNCEMENT 👀
It's been a long road, but I can confirm the first six shows of the run, beginning Aug 12th, 7.30pm, New Town Theatre 👌
We have an amazing line-up including legendary Scottish author Irvine Welsh, comic-book iconoclast Grant Morrison and YouTube sensation Heavy Spoilers as well as musician and educator Brownbear, psychologist and writer Kimberly Wilson, comedian Tamsyn Kelly and photographer and disability campaigner Dylan Lombard.
Covering a range of topics including violence and deprivation, creative writing, music industry, comedy, nutrition, mental health and fitness, as well as well as the evolution of social media, comic books and filmmaking, this run promises to deliver on heart, insight and inspiration!
Every participant began from a place of social or cultural disadvantage, and we want to hear about their journeys towards success - however they define it!
Get tickets now: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/darren-mcgarvey-s-common-people
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Get ready for a gripe-fest like no other! Darren opens up about the things that irk him the most. Tune in for a hilarious and relatable episode packed with pet peeves and frustrations.
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Join Darren for an electrifying Ask Me Anything episode as he tackles Artificial Intelligence head-on. Are we held back by tech-phobia, or is humanity truly at stake? Dive into the discussion and embrace the revolution!
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Step into Rachel Munro's shoes as she takes us behind the scenes of the intense culinary battleground of Gordan Ramsey's Future Food Stars. Join us as Rachel explores the influence of the show's editing in crafting sensational reactions from its viewers, and how this contributed to the unforeseen challenges she encountered.
In addition, we are joined by Iain McMillan, an esteemed local author, who delves into the captivating pages of his debut book, "The Boy With The Thorn In His Side." Experience the gritty and heartwarming tale of Frankie, a resilient young man hailing from a rugged west of Scotland community, as he discovers his true calling as a football casual.
This episode stands to be a great one, offering profound insights into the realities of reality TV and the transformative power of following your dreams.
Don't miss this insightful discussion with Rachel Munro and Iain McMillan, as they share their unique perspectives on the highs and lows of their respective journeys.
Tune in now to gain a deeper understanding of the extraordinary world behind Future Food Stars and the remarkable story of "The Boy With The Thorn In His Side."
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A short clip from an upcoming episode of Darren McGarvey's Common People. Keep an eye out for the next episode coming soon!
In our first in-conversation episode, Darren is joined by film-makers Lisa Selby and Rebecca Lloyd Evans, creators of the powerful documentary, Blue Bag Life, which has been captivating audiences and taking the festival circuit by storm.
Blue Bag Life is a deeply moving and visually stunning film that explores the profound effects of addiction on both those who suffer from it and the loved ones who support them.
In addition, we welcome academic Gavin Brewis to the discussion, who shares insights from his groundbreaking PhD research on generational trauma in working-class youth culture. Recently, his research gained widespread attention after being reported by STV, whose media framing of the issue erred on the side of sensationalism.
Join us as we dive deeper into these crucial topics and shed light on the true stories behind the headlines.
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Check out the latest episode of Darren McGarvey's Common People, now available on YouTube!
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Welcome to Episode 6, where Darren delves into the complex and sensitive topic of publicly sharing our traumatic experiences. While it can be cathartic to open up about our struggles, there are potential risks and consequences to consider. This episode explores the questions we may ask ourselves before sharing personal experiences online, such as: Will sharing intimate details of our lives publicly help to heal or harm us? How might it impact the relationships with those around us? Join us as Darren navigates the often unspoken challenges of airing our trauma on public platforms.
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Check out the latest episode of Darren McGarvey's Common People, now available on YouTube!
Click the link in the comments to watch the latest episode!
In episode 5, Darren explores the grey areas around long-term mental health problems, drawing from a tweet by NHS professional The Wounded Healer.
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In Episode 4 of Darren McGarvey's Common People, Darren discusses Scottish pop sensation Lewis Capaldi's forthcoming Netflix documentary, 'How I'm Feeling Now', which promises an inside look at the poison chalice of fame.
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Episode 3 of Darren McGarvey’s Common People is available now on YouTube!
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Episode 2 of Darren McGarvey’s Common People is available now on YouTube!
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In episode two, "The kids aren't alright," Darren delves into whether a movie can re-traumatize you. It's a thought-provoking conversation that explores how art can impact our lives in unexpected ways.
Don't miss out on this discussion - check out the latest episode of Common People on YouTube tomorrow at 8:15am!
Welcome to Darren McGarvey's Common People!
Our premier episode is now online, "A Second Chance to Make a First Impression"!
Check it out over on Youtube now!
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This episode offers a unique perspective on trauma's impact and enduring effects. Darren and Marlyn's conversation provides valuable insights into the complexities of psychological care, the power of personal narratives, and whether sharing these stories actually helps or hinders the healing process. Check out the latest episode on YouTube now! . . . . . #Trauma #MentalHealth #Podcast #DarrenMcGarvey #CommonPeople #Empathy #Support #ChildPsychology #Healing #MarlynOConnorv
Join us for this deeply personal and insightful episode as Darren and Marlyn share their stories and expertise. Check out the latest episode on YouTube now! . . . . . #Trauma #MentalHealth #Podcast #DarrenMcGarvey #CommonPeople #Empathy #Support #ChildPsychology #Healing #MarlynOConnor
Check out the latest episode of Common People on YouTube and Spotify, where Darren McGarvey and Andrea Macintosh unpack the complexities surrounding online discourse on trauma, the rising phenomenon of self-diagnosis, and the intricate role of personal narratives in both exacerbating and alleviating trauma. . . . . . #Trauma #MentalHealth #SocialIssues #Podcast #DarrenMcGarvey #CommonPeople #Empathy #Support #MentalHealthAwareness
Some thoughts on why Aye Write Glasgow's Book Festival deserves to have funding reinstated by Creative Scotland. . . . . . #AyeWrite #BookFestival #CommonPeople #DarrenMcGarvey #Funding #CreativeScotland
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