A Life Changing Near Death Experience

A Life Changing Near Death Experience

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Donal Skehan shares his Unspoken

Today Clodagh is joined by Donal Skehan who very bravely shares his Unspoken with us. You will hear a completely different side to Donal in this beautiful conversation, where he is his most raw and vulnerable self discussing rejection, imposter syndrome, and his struggle to feel ...  Show more

Sarah Jayne Dunn shares her Unspoken

Today Clodagh is joined by Sarah Jayne Dunn who very bravely shares his Unspoken with us. Sarah Jayne’s story centres around her being cast on one of the UKs biggest soaps as a teenager and her experience of growing up in the spotlight as the ‘good girl’, until, at the age of 40 ...  Show more

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