Episode 584: Crack cocaine and its effects on the health and mental wellbeing of users

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Spencer Matthews: Why I am obsessed with true crime (Part 2)

Spencer Matthew’s first hit the headlines as one of the posh, pampered stars of Made in Chelsea. But in recent years, Spencer has won over a new generation of fans with his heartfelt documentaries and self-depreciating podcast appearances.Spencer talks to Nicola about why he love ...  Show more

Spencer Matthews: Why I am obsessed with true crime (Part 1)

Spencer Matthew’s first hit the headlines as one of the posh, pampered stars of Made in Chelsea. But in recent years, Spencer has won over a new generation of fans with his heartfelt documentaries and self-depreciating podcast appearances.Spencer talks to Nicola about why he love ...  Show more

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