Writer, speaker and campaigner Stacey Heale is taking Dr Alex on a hefty stomp around Southampton’s enormous Common. Stacey’s husband, Delays singer Greg Gilbert, sadly passed away from bowel cancer in 2021, so Alex asks Stacey to tell us about the incredible man that she knew – including his random quiz knowledge, musical skills and the unlikely story of how they met.  Stacey and Dr Alex discuss the complexities of grief especially for children. She shares how the outdoors helped her overcome a breakdown in her early 20s and Alex reveals the poignancy of stomping in Southampton. Follow Stacey  @stacey_heale LINKS:Child Bereavements The Compassionate FriendsThe Good Grief Trust Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After over 150 miles of walking and talking, the podcast dedicated to getting you out on a walk for your mental health is celebrating its one year anniversary!Join Dr Alex George as we look back on some of the incredible guests who’ve stomped with us over the past 12 months – including the conversation with Toddla T which pushed Alex to get his ADHD diagnosis, savings advice from Money Mum Gemma Bird which still rings true and a never before heard moment from the hike with SAS: Who Dares Wins’s Billy Billingham. Follow the podcast on Instagram @thestompcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 3, Harriet Dyer explains why she’s experimenting with different self improvement fads for her podcast ‘Make Me Better’ – and if any of them have worked!From mushrooms and CBD, to gratitude and getting out in nature, Harriet reflects on the weirdest and most mundane things she’s tried on the mission to see if wellbeing products and remedies actually work. Plus, Dr Alex shares a health fact which explains why the phrase “laughter is the best medicine” has science behind it. Follow @harrietdyercomedyLINKS:Listen to Make Me Better Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 2, Harriet Dyer opens up about how she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and the common misconceptions people have about it. Dr Alex discusses the huge stigma surrounding bipolar disorder, Harriet shares some of the shocking assumptions people have made about her and she reveals her struggle to draw the line between making a joke and being serious. Plus, Harriet shares why her ‘nanna’ lifestyle has led her to be the happiest she’s ever been. Follow @harrietdyercomedyLINKS:NHS info on Bipolar disorder Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedian, author and podcaster Harriet Dyer is taking Dr Alex George on a northern stomp at Bottoms Reservoir in Glossop. Harriet shares the surprisingly funny tale of how she died twice, why she turned to drink and drugs during her early comedy career and why she decided to be so open about her mental health on stage. Follow @harrietdyercomedy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this touching and final part of the stomp, Sonny opens up about the sudden loss of his friend and Capital producer, Joe Lyons. Sonny describes the heartbreaking moment he found out Joe had died by suicide while presenting the breakfast show, Dr Alex stresses why suicide prevention is so important and the pair discuss what can be learnt in the face of tragedy. TW: This episode discusses suicideFollow @sonnyjayLINKS:Samaritans - Call 116 123joesbuddyline.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 2, Sonny reveals the huge changes he made to his lifestyle which has led him to a healthier, happier life.Sonny and Alex discuss how to approach physical change in a healthy way, the lasting impact of being forced to finish dinner as a child and why walking their dogs is the perfect exercise to bookend their days.Follow @sonnyjayLINKS:www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Capital FM presenter Sonny Jay is joining Dr Alex George on a walk around Victoria Park.Sonny reveals the reality behind working on one of the UK’s biggest breakfast shows, what it was like hosting in the thick of lockdown and how radio connected and comforted millions during the Covid pandemic. Follow @sonnyjayLINKS:Buy Dr Alex’s new book The Mind Manual Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Actor, writer and all-round funny-fella Harry Trevaldwyn is joining Dr Alex George on a walk around Brockwell Park for this week’s Stomp.Harry and Alex discuss the role of social media in discovering talent, how Judd Apatow found a role for Harry on ‘The Bubble’, and the pair share their superstitious behaviours.  (Make sure to listen out for Rolo’s input and distraction on this stomp)Follow Harry @harrytrevaldwyn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 2, Harry Trevaldwyn shares how he battles imposter syndrome when working on big Hollywood sets. Harry and Alex explain how the “fake it till you make it” mentality can work wonders, Harry explains why he takes a walk after scary meetings and shares what really happens in a green room full of A-list celebs. Plus, Alex leads us through a breathing exercise which can calm your adrenaline and anxieties – make sure you follow along!Follow Harry @harrytrevaldwyn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.