Curious Anarchy

Based out in Malaysia, Xharene Angellav Ongko works in the field of neurodiversity amongst children in families from backgrounds that struggle to manage their needs. Xharene shares more about how she performs in a centre for neurodiversity in children and what you can do if you spot signs in your own children. Contact: @halokids123

A few reflections from Jermaine on his experience of our young co-host Shiloh's first day at nursery, his coming into the world and what it's like to be a dad second time around only on more favourable terms.

Imagine walking down the road with a new, invisible tie and being proud of it...

As Boris confirms that restrictions are to be eased on July 19, the duo consider the implications of not only facing an increase in cases, but the mental health impact. Boris celebrates the NHS by gifting them the civilian equivalent of the military's Victoria Cross, the George's Cross. Everybody in the NHS receives one of these? Do the peripheral staff also receive them? The cooks, cleaners, rece...

Debs joins us today to share about her creative and one-off paintings using mothers' breastmilk commissioned by clients who have seen her work and desired to honour an aspect of femininity in such a curious and bold way. Debs shares some about her upbringing and daughters, reflecting on her own experiences. To reach out: www.thebreastmilkartist.co.uk www.instagram.com/thebreastmilk_artist

Whilst we wait for our next guest, the duo flowed nicely into a little historical count of Grime music off the back of an enquiry from Mark wanting to find out more about some familiar artists in the genre...

What seemed like a far fetched idea back on the 70's doesn't seem like such a fun idea in 2020's. Are we under a conservatorship of authority by government?

Stress | Anxiety | Depression | LGBTQ+ Daniel Browne stops by to share on how mental health impacts those in the LGBTQ+ community, as well as how determined he is to assist them and anyone else that needs therapy. He also offers hypnosis.

The Prime Minister of Great Britain & Northern Ireland has unreservedly had to refute and capitulate (his usual style) UEFA, taking sides with them on the Super League, but this time butting heads and then conceding to UEFA rules around social distancing restrictions for over 2,000 UEFA +1's.

More on the progress of the European Championships. The Hancock debacle unravels as responsibility seems to be the only thing the Tories don't want to tax.

Matt Hancock resigns after embarrassment of being caught in his office in a passionate embrace on CCTV with his secretary and former university buddy and sister to a brother offered a contract with the NHS during the pandemic. Sajid Javid takes over role of Health Secretary. All seems a little suspicious...

Between War, Greed and Curable Diseases... which would you remove and end up with by default? Marky and Jermaine pick through the matter at hand and end up on a final selection. You might be surprised.

Post-Natal Depression | New Parents | Birth Trauma | Anxiety Practicing what she preaches in being an open book, after going through post-natal depression herself, Andrea Witt talks about why she pivoted at an opportune moment from her career of over 12 years, turning her hand to some restorative work that has led to her becoming a self-employed psychotherapist working with new parents, trauma and...

How many touches of the ball does it take to catch covid?

Delayed by a day, this weeks TWDMLKJ includes an elaboration on some of the Conservative theory of relating to the people.

Why is it still one rule for some and another for the rich and greedy?

We honour Sonora Dodd Smart who is credited as the founder of Father's Day in America, also acknowledged in the United Kingdom, instated as the third Sunday in June. Credit to Wikipedia for the insight. Jermaine also shares on his thoughts of fatherhood...

Marky and Jermaine have the pleasure of education specialist and activist, Makeda Jeffers, who's based in a Midlands school joint them today. We toss up some of the issues faced in modern schools with archaic rules and how attitudes are changing, or not.

Football's not quite coming home, it seems, but at least the English and Scottish teams cooperated. Elsewhere Botswana mines world's third biggest diamond on record, and more news...

.Anxiety | Depression | Suicide | Trauma After completing a studies just before the lockdown response to the coronavirus came into effect, the leading trait described by Jerome is compassion needed to fulfill the role. An advocate for the 'stillness of chaos' and 'grounding' by using breathing techniques, Jerome recommends a quiet space for meditation, walking, and the 'landing page' of writing ar...

More news from the duo. Iran, El Salvador and likely other countries soon, announce their adoption of cryptocurrency as well as the issue of volcanic energy. And more...

Our special guest Suzanna Austin, political analyst, mother and extraordinary human being sits in with us to fill us in on how to home grow fruit and veg without a large garden.

Government back door deals with India, and now we apparently are seeing a rise in the 'Delta' variant. Whatever that is... We encourage Scottish football fans to cheer England as they take the knee as a slap in the face to the English fans who have claimed they will continue to boo England throughout the tournament.

Fly like a G7... Heroes of the future, past and present... Jude Bellingham is called upto the England squad for the European Championships and there is talk over how the 17 year old will integrate into this important game and the team.

Marianna Zappi who appeared on the Who Is...? series is back and this time she goes a little more in depth into the ambassadress work she does with Woman's Trust and the her career in fundraising. She leaves us with her top tips to raise funds.