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InSpirrall

InSpirrall

De: Simon Scott-Nelson
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Inspirrall reflects the idea that our lives can feel 'in‑spiral', yet by sharing our stories we 'inspire‑all' - creating connection, understanding, and the relief of being truly seen, validated and connected.


The InSpirrall podcast helps combat loneliness by creating real, human conversations that make people feel seen, heard, and connected. This community is dedicated to the real, raw, and often hidden parts of being human.

Through honest conversations, personal stories, and thoughtful reflection, we explore the moments that shape us. Whether it’s navigating life’s challenges, understanding ourselves more deeply, or finding connection in shared experiences, InSpirrall is a space for learning, healing, and feeling less alone.


Because real life is not a taboo and staying strong in isolation is unsustainable. Discussing 'the moments that make us hide' helps reduce the feeling of loneliness, shame and guilt, and the silent struggle that inevitably comes with it.

© 2026 InSpirrall
Episodios
  • The Poignant Podcast Moments Of The Week - Reviewed by Alix Coleby and Simon Scott-Nelson
    Apr 14 2026

    Before we begin, a gentle but important message. Across this podcast, we sometimes discuss experiences that may be difficult to hear, including themes that centre around trauma. These conversations are handled with care, but they can still be triggering or emotionally heavy. Please listen in a way that feels safe for you and take a pause or step away at any time if you need to. If anything you hear brings up difficult feelings, reaching out to someone you trust or seeking professional support can make a real difference.

    This interview explores the launch and impact of the Inspirable Podcast, focusing on authentic storytelling, managing emotional energy, and creating relatable content for mental health and personal growth.

    We are a peer-connection space focused on shared storytelling, not a medical service or crisis centre. If you are in immediate need, we recommend reaching out to professional emergency services.

    Topics
    Podcast launch and reception
    Managing emotional energy in storytelling
    The importance of relatability in mental health discussions
    The role of storytelling in healing and community building
    The Power of Authentic Storytelling in Mental Health Podcasts
    How to Manage Emotional Energy When Holding Space for Others

    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction and Podcast Launch Reflection
    01:51 Emotional Impact of Conversations
    04:41 Diverse Themes of Loneliness
    07:40 Key Moments and Personal Reflections
    10:43 Support and Connection in Grief
    13:34 Podcast's Relatability and Accessibility

    Keywords
    Podcast launch, storytelling, mental health, emotional management, relatability, personal growth, trauma, grief, community support

    We are a peer-connection space focused on shared storytelling, not a medical service or crisis centre. If you are in immediate need, we recommend reaching out to professional emergency services.

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    16 m
  • Riding The Grief Rollercoaster: 'Life After My Husband’s Sudden Death'
    Apr 13 2026

    Before we begin, a gentle but important message. Across this podcast, we sometimes discuss experiences that may be difficult to hear, including themes that centre around trauma. These conversations are handled with care, but they can still be triggering or emotionally heavy. Please listen in a way that feels safe for you and take a pause or step away at any time if you need to. If anything you hear brings up difficult feelings, reaching out to someone you trust or seeking professional support can make a real difference.

    Jane shares her profound journey through sudden loss, grief, and healing, offering insights on living in the moment, supporting others, and finding purpose after tragedy.

    We are a peer-connection space focused on shared storytelling, not a medical service or crisis centre. If you are in immediate need, we recommend reaching out to professional emergency services.

    Topics
    Living in the moment
    Supporting grieving people beyond the first year
    The emotional journey of sudden loss
    Managing grief and guilt over time

    Chapters
    00:00 Living in the Moment: Key Takeaways
    02:31 The Day Everything Changed: A Personal Story
    07:34 Navigating Shock and Grief
    12:17 The Grieving Process: Understanding Emotions
    19:28 Telling Loved Ones: The Hardest Conversations
    25:47 Finding Support: Shared Grief and Connection
    29:20 Navigating Grief: The First Year
    32:53 The Loneliness of Grief: Year Two
    34:14 The Overwhelming Admin of Loss
    37:44 The Complexity of Emotions: Guilt and Anger
    41:12 Finding Support: Building a Core Team
    44:39 Reinventing Life: A New Purpose
    49:53 Acceptance and Moving Forward
    55:27 Living in the Moment: Finding Joy Again
    57:43 Embracing Feelings: The Importance of Support

    Resources
    Simon Scott-Nelson - Podcast Host - https://www.around-table.com
    Pocketful of Happiness by Richard E. Grant - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09V4V7V4X
    Crescent Moon (Reiki and Energy Healing) - https://crescentmoonhealing.com
    End of Life Doula Training - https://www.doula.training
    Support for Grieving People (Therapy & Counselling) - https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/grief
    Jane's Celebrant Services - https://lifemomentswithjane.com/

    Keywords
    Grief, loss, healing, living in the moment, support, emotional resilience, bereavement, life after loss, mental health, personal growth

    We are a peer-connection space focused on shared storytelling, not a medical service or crisis centre. If you are in immediate need, we recommend reaching out to professional emergency services.

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    1 h
  • My Journey of Birth Trauma, Secondary Infertility and Baby Loss
    Apr 10 2026

    Before we begin, a gentle but important message. Across this podcast, we sometimes discuss experiences that may be difficult to hear, including themes that centre around trauma. These conversations are handled with care, but they can still be triggering or emotionally heavy. Please listen in a way that feels safe for you and take a pause or step away at any time if you need to. If anything you hear brings up difficult feelings, reaching out to someone you trust or seeking professional support can make a real difference.

    Roch shares her deeply personal journey through pregnancy, birth trauma, and secondary infertility, highlighting the emotional toll, societal pressures, and the need for community support. This candid conversation offers insights into living with grief, navigating medical challenges, and finding strength in vulnerability.

    Topics
    Birth trauma and its lasting impact
    Secondary infertility and emotional resilience
    The role of societal expectations and media
    The importance of community and support networks

    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to the Journey
    01:06 The Unique Story of Trauma and Healing
    04:03 The Birth Experience and Its Aftermath
    07:26 Navigating Secondary Infertility
    11:04 The Emotional Toll of Uncertainty
    13:49 Guilt and Shame in Parenthood
    17:04 Isolation and the Need for Connection
    19:54 The Complexity of Emotions
    22:54 The Role of Healthcare Professionals
    26:08 Living with Hypervigilance
    28:59 Returning to Normalcy and Future Aspirations
    29:28 Navigating Secondary Infertility
    32:36 The Emotional Toll of Fertility Treatment
    35:19 Balancing Work and Personal Struggles
    38:46 The Search for Connection and Community
    40:46 Living with Grief and Acceptance
    43:38 Finding Your Voice and Setting Boundaries
    50:07 The Journey Towards Building a Supportive Community

    Resources
    Simon Scott-Nelson - Podcast Host - https://www.around-table.com
    ECMO Treatment Explained - https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ECMO/
    Support for Birth Trauma and Infertility - https://www.birthtrauma.org.uk/

    Keywords
    Birth trauma, secondary infertility, pregnancy loss, mental health, support groups, emotional resilience, medical journey, women's health, trauma recovery, community support

    We are a peer-connection space focused on shared storytelling, not a medical service or crisis centre. If you are in immediate need, we recommend reaching out to professional emergency services.

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    54 m
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