FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH | S2 E6 K.A.S.T with Jasmin (We Are Strength) | Women in Strength

CITY MINDS NEED HEALING | S2 E7 K.A.S.T with Tommy (Tommy Talks Therapy) Urban Therapy Unfiltered

CITY MINDS NEED HEALING | S2 E7 K.A.S.T with Tommy (Tommy Talks Therapy) | Urban Therapy Unfiltered In this episode of K.A.S.T, we sit down with Tommy, the voice behind Tommy Talks Therapy, for a real conversation about mental health in the environments that shape us. Because in the city, pressure is constant, survival becomes normal, and for many, therapy still feels out of reach. We explore what it means to grow up and live in fast-paced, high-stress environments where vulnerability isn’t always welcomed, and how that impacts the way people process trauma, express emotion, and seek help. This conversation challenges the idea that “getting on with it” is strength, and looks at what real healing actually requires when life doesn’t slow down. Tommy shares his perspective on breaking stigma, making therapy more accessible, and why culturally aware conversations around mental health are more important now than ever. • Mental health in urban environments • Why many people still avoid therapy • Survival mode vs true healing • Breaking stigma in communities • The importance of culturally relevant therapy • Creating safe spaces for honest conversation This episode is about understanding the mind behind the environment, and why healing is no longer optional. If this resonates with you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. 🎧 Honest conversations. Real growth. #KASTPodcast #MentalHealth #Therapy #UrbanLife #Healing #SelfAwareness #Podcast Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2523271/support]

FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH | S2 E6 K.A.S.T with Jasmin (We Are Strength) | Women in Strength

In Episode 6 of the KAST Podcast, we sit down with Jasmin, founder of We Are Strength, for a powerful conversation on mental health, therapy, and building resilience from the inside out. Jasmin specialises in early intervention, focusing on recognising and addressing challenges before they escalate, a crucial but often overlooked part of mental health. In this episode, she shares how early support, self-awareness, and consistent inner work can completely change the trajectory of both your life and your business. We go beyond surface-level conversations and explore what it really means to take care of your mind while pursuing growth and success. We talk about: What early intervention actually means in mental health Why addressing issues early can prevent burnout and breakdown The role of therapy in personal and professional growth Building emotional resilience and self-awareness Navigating pressure, discipline, and expectations Whether you're building a business, working on yourself, or learning how to better support your mental health, this episode gives you real insight and practical perspective. 🎙️ Honest conversations. Real growth. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2523271/support]

WHO DARES WINS | S2 E5 K.A.S.T with Levi (Joshua Levi Foundation) Quiet courage

In this episode of K.A.S.T we sit down with Levi, known to many from Who Dares Wins, but behind the resilience and strength is a story shaped by loss, struggle, and ultimately purpose. After losing his brother while IN HIS EARLY 20S, Levi found himself navigating grief at an age when most people are still trying to figure out life. The years that followed were filled with twists and turns, alcohol, drugs, and battles with his own mental health, including suicide attempts. This conversation explores what happens when pain goes unspoken for too long, and how the darkest chapters of life can either break you or rebuild you. Today, Levi has turned that pain into purpose.  As the founder of a charity foundation, "Joshua Levi Foundation" he is dedicated to helping others who are facing the same battles he once fought. This episode is about loss, resilience, and the long road back from rock bottom, a reminder that even in the darkest moments, light can still break through. Topics in this episode include: • Losing a sibling at a young age • Grief and the impact of unresolved trauma • Addiction, mental health and suicide attempts • Turning pain into purpose • Building a charity foundation to help others If this conversation resonates with you, remember you’re not alone. Support is always out there. Available now on all streaming platforms. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2523271/support]

EVEN HEROS NEED SAVING | S2 E4 K.A.S.T with Ken (Londons Very Own Ken) Who Protects the Protectors?

In this episode of KAST, we sit down with a man living two completely different lives a firefighter running toward danger, and the creator behind a viral meme account making thousands laugh every day. @londons_very_own_ken But behind the humour and the uniform is a story most people never see. We talk about the reality of stepping into traumatic scenes, the emotional weight first responders carry long after the sirens stop, and the personal grief that changed everything. This conversation goes beyond firefighting. It’s about identity, coping through humour, silent battles, and the question we rarely ask: Who protects the people we call heroes? If you’ve ever wondered what strength really looks like behind the scenes — this episode is for you. 🎙️ Topics covered: • Life inside the fire service and exposure to trauma • Dark humour as a survival tool • Losing family while still showing up for others • Mental health in first responders • The human being behind the hero role Listen, reflect, and share with someone who needs the reminder that even the strongest people deserve support. #KASTPodcast #Firefighter #MentalHealth #FirstResponders #Grief #Resilience #Podcast Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2523271/support]

PASSION OVER PERMISSION | S2 E3 K.A.S.T with George (Youngs Kitchen) Inside & Out of the Kitchen

PASSION OVER PERMISSION | S2 E3 K.A.S.T with George aka Youngs Kitchen Inside & Out of the Kitchen In this episode of K.A.S.T (Kal & Stam Talk) with George, the founder of Youngs Kitchen a white British chef making Caribbean food and doing it properly. We get into what it really means to follow passion without waiting for permission, navigating imposter syndrome, earning respect through craft, and growing up in a multicultural London where culture is shared, learned, and respected not owned. George opens up about building a brand (not just a business), separating identity from perception, and how staying true to the work matters more than fitting expectations, both inside and outside the kitchen. This is a conversation about culture, confidence, belonging, and why doing something with integrity will always speak louder than labels. 🎙 K.A.S.T Season 2 — real conversations, real people Follow George / Youngs Kitchen: 📸 Instagram: @youngskitchen_ Follow K.A.S.T: 📸 Instagram: K.A.S.T_Podcast 🎧 Available on all major streaming platforms Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2523271/support]