MHz

In this 7th hour of MHz, another difficult topic is brought to the forefront - bereavement. Mr Manning joins Jessie and Maddie to discuss how bereavement has affected their lives, during the episode they are also joined by special guests Ryan and Paul to discuss how it has influenced their own lives.

In this 6th hour of MHz, Jess and Kieran take a closer look at video games which deal with Mental Health and the pros and cons of this.

In this 5th hour of MHz, in their first hour of the event the Film Reel team tackle the controversial subject of the Star Wars Prequels as well as the film Pass Thru.

In this 4th hour of MHz, Jessie and Maddie interview Helen (Special Needs Career Advisor) and Ryan (Western NHS Trust) about Mental Health in the community, particularly focusing on what can be done in Education and how the government could try to improve their support.

In this 3rd hour of MHz, Alfie interviews his brother Louis about his life as an Paraolympian and the sport Boccia; along the way the discuss how he has reached this point and his experience of the mental aspect of sport.

Join Kieran, Jasmin and Alex for the 2nd hour of MHz as they discuss the topic of bullying and the impact it can have on our own mental health.

The first hour of MHz, join Jessie, Kieran, Alfie and Mr Manning as they kick off the 24 hour broadcast and spend some time explaining why this project is so important; as well as set their stretch goals for their fundraising.

Welcome to a MHz special and it is safe to say this is a really special episode for us - an interview with Musician and Calm Ambassador Frank Turner! Hallum from Film Reel takes hosting duties to conduct our first ever telephone interview, during the interview Frank talks to us about his music career, why he feels mental health is such a difficult topic to discuss and why he became a Calm Ambassador.

Mr Manning, Kieran and Jasmin discuss the topic of depression. In this episode they try to dispel some of the myths surrounding Depression and explain just how it can impact upon the daily lives of the individual but also friends and family; as well as the types of treatment which are available.

Continuing this special season of the Big Question in support of MHz - Alex and Maisie discuss and provide information on eating disorders, specifically anorexia including symptoms, treatments and support.

Rob and Alex from Year 13/14 discuss the topic of Bullying and the impact it can have on a person. Along the way, they discuss some of their personal experiences; just what the word ‘Banter’ means and some of the mistakes they made when trying to deal with bullying.