A podcast that looks at the impact of the coronavirus on life in Wales. This week we're talking to Lisa Power, British sexual health and LGBT rights campaigner, and Adberrahim Elhabachi from Glitter Cymru.

We'll be talking about how COVID-19 has affected people within the LGBTQ+ community and what the first virtual pride will be like.

Together we’ll unpick our way through the science and try to better understand the weeks and months ahead. From Wuhan to Wales, and everything in between, this is the podcast to take on the pandemic!

Please note: This podcast is recorded remotely to adhere to the latest Governments advice so there may be some sound interference.

All facts were correct at the time of recording.

A podcast that looks at the impact of the coronavirus on life in Wales. This week we're talking to our first 'worlds first' as we have Jac and Abby's boss, Sophie Howe, The Future Generations Commissioner of Wales.

We'll be talking about how we can recover from COVID-19 with the interests of future generations at heart and how this can be an opportunity for us to make progress against our world leading legislation, the Well-being of Future Generations Act.

Together we’ll unpick our way through the science and try to better understand the weeks and months ahead. From Wuhan to Wales, and everything in between, this is the podcast to take on the pandemic!

Please note: This podcast is recorded remotely to adhere to the latest Governments advice so there may be some sound interference.

All facts were correct at the time of recording

A podcast that looks at the impact of the coronavirus on life in Wales. This week we're catching up with our hosts Jac and Huw as well as our Producer Abby.

We'll be talking about how we are coping now restrictions are starting to ease, and what we've been doing to keep ourselves happy and healthy during COVID-19.

Together we’ll unpick our way through the science and try to better understand the weeks and months ahead. From Wuhan to Wales, and everything in between, this is the podcast to take on the pandemic!

Please note: This podcast is recorded remotely to adhere to the latest Governments advice so there may be some sound interference.

All facts were correct at the time of recording.

A podcast that looks at the impact of the coronavirus on life in Wales. This week we're talking to parental rights activist and self-confessed 'jack of all trades', Sarah Rees,

We'll be talking about how COVID-19 has affected Women and parents across Wales and what life will be like as restrictions start to ease.

Together we’ll unpick our way through the science and try to better understand the weeks and months ahead. From Wuhan to Wales, and everything in between, this is the podcast to take on the pandemic!

Please note: This podcast is recorded remotely to adhere to the latest Governments advice so there may be some sound interference.

All facts were correct at the time of recording.

A podcast that looks at the impact of the coronavirus on life in Wales. This week we're talking to our friend Chloe Smith, co-founder of bigmoose and their amazing coffee shop in the centre of Cardiff. It runs like a normal coffee shop "but the profits from bigmoose coffee co. are being used to help homeless and other disadvantaged people get back into work and society."

We'll be talking about how COVID-19 has affected the hospitality industry across Wales and what life will be like as restrictions start to ease.

Together we’ll unpick our way through the science and try to better understand the weeks and months ahead. From Wuhan to Wales, and everything in between, this is the podcast to take on the pandemic!

Please note: This podcast is recorded remotely to adhere to the latest Governments advice so there may be some sound interference.

All facts were correct at the time of recording.

A podcast that looks at the impact of the coronavirus on life in Wales. This week we're talking to Joe Allen, Policy Officer at the TUC and Hannah Cole, one third of the thriving Welsh independent Cole and Co, about how COVID-19 has affected businesses and workers across Wales and what life will be like as restrictions start to ease.

Together we’ll unpick our way through the science and try to better understand the weeks and months ahead. From Wuhan to Wales, and everything in between, this is the podcast to take on the pandemic!

Please note: This podcast is recorded remotely to adhere to the latest Governments advice so there may be some sound interference.

All facts were correct at the time of recording.

A podcast that looks at the impact of the coronavirus on life in Wales. This week we're talking to Meurig Jones, a Headteacher of a Secondary School in South Wales about how COVID-19 has impacted the world of education and how teachers are preparing for the return of some of their students following the ease of lockdown restrictions.

Together we’ll unpick our way through the science and try to better understand the weeks and months ahead. From Wuhan to Wales, and everything in between, this is the podcast to take on the pandemic!

Please note: This podcast is recorded remotely to adhere to the latest Governments advice so there may be some sound interference.

All facts were correct at the time of recording.

Meurig Jones, a Headteacher of a Secondary School in South Wales

A podcast that looks at the impact of the coronavirus on life in Wales. This week we're talking to Pembrokeshires youngest Councillor, Joshua Beynon, and German Student Activist, Rebecca Freitag, about how COVID-19 has impacted on young people not only in Wales but across the world

Together we’ll unpick our way through the science and try to better understand the weeks and months ahead. From Wuhan to Wales, and everything in between, this is the podcast to take on the pandemic!

Please note: This podcast is recorded remotely to adhere to the latest Governments advice so there may be some sound interference.

All facts were correct at the time of recording.

Resources:

Big White Wall - Online counselling service for young people aged 16+.

CALM - The Campaign against Living Miserably aims to reduce suicide rates among young men in the UK.

Doc Ready - Prepares young people for their first visit to their GP to talk about their mental health.

Get Connected - Support and signposting for young people under the age of 25. Telephone, email, text and web chat support.

Kooth - Online counselling and support for children and young people.

Mind - National mental health charity providing information and advice.

The Mix - Mental health information and support for the under-25s.

The Youth Wellbeing Directory - Online resource for families and young people up to the age of 24 listing local mental health services in their area.