In this mini-sode, Gwen & Kate chat Chelsea Handler, Deepak Chopra and Yung Pueblo; meditation, ayurveda, and fire-walking. Kate's done a survey and prescribed herself some yoga + hot oil massage, and Gwen bangs on and on about her FASCINATING visit to a real life Victorian town.

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Join us for a firewalk for a good cause! Raising funds for Temwa and Aid Box Community. 6:30pm Tues 18 March at the Tobacco Factory in Bristol. More info and to register.

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It's the RUMP Rewind! We’re diving into the archives to bring you some of our all-time favourite episodes. Each week, Gwen and Kate take turns picking an old fave and sharing why it made the cut.

In Ep.27, we chatted to actor, conscious DJ and breathwork facilitator Luisa Bradshaw-White, live at The Big Retreat Festival. Best known for her roles in This Life, Eastenders, Bad Girls and Holby City, Luisa talks to us about one of her big passions – ecstatic dance, as well as her relationship with her mental health, breathwork and how she finds her happy.

Also, don't miss Gwen and Kate reporting back from the festival straight after taking part in one of Luisa's ecstatic dance workshops and cacao ceremonies... let's just say they went in deep!

You can find out more about Luisa's ecstatic dance sessions and her breathwork on her Instagram page @officiallulubw.

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In this l'il cute one, Gwen & Kate focus on the importance of scheduling alone time. Whether it's Kate driving through the hills of France while her family sleeps, or Gwen's ring-fenced solo Monday nights, we discuss what happens when we give our brains a chance to breathe, how we can reconnect with ourselves again and what happens when we don't. We also discuss the latest trend of 'raw-dogging' and Bridget Christie's hilarious series The Change on C4.

Plus listener shout-outs re: how they spend their quality time alone. How about you, do you carve out time for yourself? Or will you try harder after listening to this?

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Join us for a firewalk for a good cause! Raising funds for Temwa + Aid Box Community. Tues 18 March at The Tobacco Factory in Bristol. More info and to register

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We talk to neuroscientist Dr Emma Cahill about memory; from how we create memories, to how we recall them... and everything that happens in between. We also talk about how conditions such as depression and ADHD impact our memory.

Emma is a lecturer in neuroscience and psychology at the University of Bristol, and is an expert in the mechanisms of memory.

Make sure to join in with this episode’s challenge, as Emma sets Gwen and Kate an exercise aimed at giving our busy brains a break!

If you'd like to find out more about Emma, you can find her on X @DrEmmaCahill

We also mention the following episode:

Ep.55 - Psychology of Scent: How to use it to change our emotional wellbeing | Karen Gilbert

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In this itty-bitty episode, Gwen & Kate are in person walking along Bristol Harbour in the sunshine with ducks, geese & passing barges. We chat about ways to turn around that feeling of drifting, boob jobs, the importance of having a destination and focus, being selective about what we say YES to, and how Mel Robin's 'Let Them' theory could change our lives and those around us.

Plus listener shoutouts! And some unexpected drinking advice from Gwen's hairdresser.

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Mel Robbin's Let Them Theory

Other relevant RUMP episodes: Ep.42 - Vision Boarding: Getting clear about your future

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Dr Anu Arasu guides us through the key hormones that impact different areas and different stages of our lives; from stress to metabolism, ageing to thyroid and a whole host of reproductive hormones thrown in for good measure.

Dr Arasu is the founder of the London Bioidentical Hormone clinic and works with patients to restore hormone balance and improve health and wellbeing, with a focus on being proactive about our health, rather than reactive.

You can also join Gwen and Kate as they take a surreal journey into dynamic meditation, in this episode's try it out task, set by Dr Arasu.

To find out more about Dr Anu Arasu and her work, check out the London Bioidentical Hormones clinic.

In this episode, we also direct listeners to our related episodes all about regulating our nervous systems and reducing stress:

Ep.51 - The Vagus Nerve: Changing how we process stress | Melissa Romano

Ep.46 - Breathwork Part 1: Functional breathing for wellbeing (and help for snorers) | Lyndsey Marriott

Ep.43 - Meditation & The Brain: How meditation can reshape our brains | Sara Lazar

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In this cute sized episodette, Gwen & Kate chat about the World Health Organisation's findings that Arts + Culture is good for us. Kate puts this to the test seeing Midsummer Night's Dream at the Barbican and Gwen consults her 2nd best friend ChatGPT about how to manage phone addiction and anxiety, and comes up with a daily routine we'd both love to live by! And Kate challenges Gwen to try it out.

Plus listener shoutouts! Including a message from RUMP Patreon Jo Hook, who's inviting us all to take part in fun team fundraising events for Bristol-based charity Temwa, raising funds for communities in Malawi.

Kate and Gwen decide on air to do a fire walk! And you're invited to join them. For more information on Temwa's events check out their website.

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Therapists Sarah McConnell and Helene Igwebuike join us to chat about Attachment Theory. We dive into what it means to feel securely attached and what it’s like when you don’t. They break down how we form and manage attachments in all kinds of relationships – whether it’s with a partner, family, or friends. And how by understanding our own attachment style, we can improve these connections and make a huge difference to our overall well-being.

You can also join Gwen and Kate as they try (with varying degrees of success) to connect with their inner child.

Sarah and Helene specialise in Emotionally Focused Therapy. You can find out more about this, as well as find registered therapists, at the British Emotionally Focused Therapy Centre.

Find about more about both Sarah and Helene below:

Helene Igwebuike

Sarah McConnell

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