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EPISODE · May 12, 2025 · 42 MIN

Get Lippy, Children’s Mental Health, Clubhouse Workshops, GBC Website, Sports, Half Marathon

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Workplaces and individuals are marking "Get Lippy" Day on Friday - a day to raise awareness of gynaecological cancers. UK charity the Eve Appeal asks people to get loud and talk about gynae health. The aim is to start conversations about what is often considered an 'awkward' thing to talk about. Francesca Makey has campaigned to 'Get Lippy' for years now, following her own experience of being diagnosed with cancer at the age of 17. We spoke to her as well as Eloise Leto, a fellow survivor, and Dr. Olivia Gonzalez from the Women’s Health Clinic.Today marks the start of Mental Health Awareness week. The theme this year is "Community". For Childline, it’s an opportunity for the charity to raise awareness of children’s mental health. Jenny Olivero and Caroline Carter explained that young people often use their services for support for bullying, family issues or mental health concerns.It’ll be a busy week for Clubhouse Gibraltar also, as they have organised a number of workshops to help people understand good mental health. We spoke to Gianna Da Costa, a staff member at Clubhouse Gibraltar, alongside Brandon Ainsworth and Veena Purswani, both service users of the charity.There’s a new look for gbc.gi. The redesigned TV and Radio areas are now simpler to navigate. It’s a mobile-first design with enhanced accessibility. And, the news page also has a number of new features making it easier for you to follow the day’s stories and helping you stay informed. GBC’s CEO James Neish explained the motivation behind the redesign.Louis Parral joined us in the studio once again to fill us in on all the big news in local sport from over the weekend, including a surprise in futsal and the Eagles taking the trophy in men’s hockey.And the 2025 Gibraltar International Half Marathon takes place on Sunday! Jonathan Chichon and Maurice Turnock of Gibraltar Athletics were in the studio to talk us through the 21.1km route and the logistics of organising a half marathon in Gibraltar.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Workplaces and individuals are marking "Get Lippy" Day on Friday - a day to raise awareness of gynaecological cancers. UK charity the Eve Appeal asks people to get loud and talk about gynae health. The aim is to start conversations about what is often considered an 'awkward' thing to talk about. Francesca Makey has campaigned to 'Get Lippy' for years now, following her own experience of being diagnosed with cancer at the age of 17. We spoke to her as well as Eloise Leto, a fellow survivor, and Dr. Olivia Gonzalez from the Women’s Health Clinic.Today marks the start of Mental Health Awareness week. The theme this year is "Community". For Childline, it’s an opportunity for the charity to raise awareness of children’s mental health. Jenny Olivero and Caroline Carter explained that young people often use their services for support for bullying, family issues or mental health concerns.It’ll be a busy week for Clubhouse Gibraltar also, as they have organised a number of workshops to help people understand good mental health. We spoke to Gianna Da Costa, a staff member at Clubhouse Gibraltar, alongside Brandon Ainsworth and Veena Purswani, both service users of the charity.There’s a new look for gbc.gi. The redesigned TV and Radio areas are now simpler to navigate. It’s a mobile-first design with enhanced accessibility. And, the news page also has a number of new features making it easier for you to follow the day’s stories and helping you stay informed. GBC’s CEO James Neish explained the motivation behind the redesign.Louis Parral joined us in the studio once again to fill us in on all the big news in local sport from over the weekend, including a surprise in futsal and the Eagles taking the trophy in men’s hockey.And the 2025 Gibraltar International Half Marathon takes place on Sunday! Jonathan Chichon and Maurice Turnock of Gibraltar Athletics were in the studio to talk us through the 21.1km route and the logistics of organising a half marathon in Gibraltar.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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