S3 E12 - Playing the buzzer game with Elliot from Andy's Man Club

Trigger warning - We do mention suicide between minutes 10:30 to 23.What is the buzzer game I hear you ask! Well in this episode of chat chit we see whether you can have a serious conversation about mental health alongside chatting about who your first tv crush was. Every 20 minutes an alarm will go off and we will answer a completely random and unrelated question.We welcome Elliot who is the area lead for Andy's man club to talk about his journey of mental health. From early life and moving south to emotive music and fantasy football. We weave all sorts of tangents to try and show you that having serious conversations about mental health doesn't have to always be so serious. I dont quite believe that Elliot is 22 after learning everything that has gone on in his life over the last 10 years, but nether the less we get some fantastic insight into his story and the great work he is doing now with Andy mans club. Do we sometimes overcomplicate mental health? Are certain people on social media detrimental to male mental health? Who was your first tv crush?What's your go to takeaway order? These a just a few of the questions we try to answer in this episode of chat chit  Enjoy.In the episode.... Minutes0-10 Explaining the buzzer gam, fantastic football and forgetting to do a check in10-23:40 Early life, moving south and the spiral of Elliot's mental health  23 - 26 1st Buzzer - If you were in a room with everyone you had ever met, who would you go up to to say hello to first?26 - 41:20 Elliot's first Andy's man club and the kindness of a stranger41:20- 43:10  2nd Buzzer - Who was your first celebrity crush?43:20- 51:50   What helps you? Who do you surround yourself with and eclectic music51:50-1:02:00  Social media and male role models 1:02:00 - 1:09:30 3rd Buzzer - Who is your real world superhero and what is your go to cuisine for a takeaway?1:09:30 - End Final question and check out Give us a review or send us a text about what you would like to see in the podcastPlease if you like or have benefitted from the episode then give us a share,  review, follow us or rate us on the platform you are listening on.For anymore information, support and services on mental health, visit Yormind which can help you to support someone else or give you a little bit more understanding of your own mental health as well.