Radio and Podcasts
All Kinds of Minds
The Sunday Times Pick of the Week
‘Filer explains neurodivergence with clarity and warmth’ – Clair Woodward, The Sunday Times
Written and presented by Nathan Filer.
Producer: Eliza Lomas. Assistant Producer: Robbie Wojciechowski. Editor: Chris Ledgard.
Series Development: Nathan Filer, Eliza Lomas, Robbie Wojciechowski.
Why Do I Feel?
Financial Times Top 10 Podcast of 2021
Silver medal winner at the 2022 Radio Academy ARIAS
‘Presented by Nathan Filer, an author and mental health nurse who has shades of the writer and journalist Jon Ronson in his thoughtful, engaging and slightly bumbling interviewing style… Why Do I Feel? is a series that examines human emotions by talking to people about their life experiences. If this sounds like every other mental health podcast ever made, trust me when I tell you it is not’ – Fiona Sturges, Financial Times
‘Beautifully told stories, impactful and frequently educational, and Filer is a warm curator and interviewer’ – Robin Ince, The Big Issue
‘An excellent and moving series linking theories and ideas about emotions with lived experience and life stories’ – Professor Thomas Dixon
‘Riveting and enlightening’ – The Week
Written and presented by Nathan Filer.
Produced by Kelly Windsor Burgin. Original music by Harrison Pawsey. Artwork by Alex Peake.
The Mind in the Media
Pick of the Week: The Times, The Radio Times and The Guardian
Shortlisted for a Mind Media Award
Written and presented by Nathan Filer.
Produced by Polly Weston.
One to One
A series of candid exchanges between Nathan Filer and his guests Sara Pascoe, Erika Lust and Justin Hancock about internet pornography: what it means, how we live with it, and how we can talk to our children about it.
Presented by Nathan Filer.
Produced by Sally Heaven.
Word of Mouth
In this episode of BBC Radio 4’s Word of Mouth, Michael Rosin asks Nathan about the words we use when talking about mental health.
Produced by Sally Heaven.