Jess, Lauren and Jo Share 'What I Wish I Had Known' at Podfest For Mental Health
updated on Mar 13, 2019
The What I Wish I Had Known podcast team will record a special live episode about maternal mental health at Podfest For Mental Health on Saturday 30 March at Kings Place, London
What I Wish I Had Known is a podcast by friends Jess, Lauren and Jo who describe the pod as ‘three thirty-somethings talking about life events, the ups and downs, and what we wish we’d known and would like to pass on to others.’
All three believe that when women share their stories honestly and openly, real change begins to happen. They have already tackled a multitude of subjects including survival and strength, therapy, 'sexy' and self-care.
Jess, Lauren and Jo will take to the stage during Podfest For Mental Health to deliver a frank, sometimes funny and fearless take on maternal mental health, their experiences of motherhood and the ways in which they have found - and given others - support.
Podfest For Mental Health (more special guests to be announced)
- 10 - 10.30am: Hello’s, Teas and Coffees
- 10.30 - 11.30am: I am. I have with special guests and co hosts of You, Me and The Big C - Lauren Mahon and Deborah James
- 12 - 1pm: The Naked Professors with Jordan Stephens
- 2 - 3pm: What I Wish I’d Known ... About Maternal Mental Health
- 3.30 - 4.30pm: The Book of Man - Special Edition
- 5 - 6pm: I am. I have - The Panel with guests including advocate Grace Victory, Mentally Yrs co-host Yvette Caster and Mental Health Foundation's Mark Rowland
Proceeds from all day tickets (£40) purchased will be donated to the Mental Health Foundation and all podcasts will be aired from 13 May, to coincide with Mental Health Awareness Week.
Single session tickets are £10.
Discussions will contain adult themes
About Kings Place
Podfest for Mental Health will take place at Kings Place in London, home of the Podcast Festival and British Podcast Awards.
Kings Place is a beautiful arts venue on Regent’s Canal, a 5-minute walk from Kings Cross and St Pancras Stations. It is a 15-minute walk from Euston Station and served by a number of buses. Find out more information about getting there.
Podfest For Mental Health will take place in the St Pancras Room in Kings Place. There’s a cafe on the ground floor of the venue, as well as a restaurant and plenty of benches outside by the canal to sit and have some quiet reflective time.
Programme is subject to change
