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Dr Ranj talks riding the highs and lows, and why everyone should be more like Lady Phyll, on his walk by the River Thames
NHS doctor and best-selling author Dr Ranj joins us for the final episode of season 2! In a world where being busy is held in high regard, he shares why getting outside – for just a brief stroll – can empty your stress bucket in a flash. Plus, find o… -
Maisie Hill reveals her ways to cope with stress, and the power of community, on a walk in Margate
Health practitioner and author Maisie Hill shares her valuable wisdom for episode nine. She chats her journey to authenticity and why she welcomes all emotions – yep, even anger and sadness! – to benefit her wellbeing. Walk to Wellbeing is proudly sp… -
Michelle Ackerley tells us about her favourite walk, how she manages stress, and more while strolling in Richmond upon Thames
TV and radio presenter Michelle Ackerley is our special guest for the eighth episode of season two! She talks celebrating daily wins, however small, and not putting pressure on herself to switch off. Michelle also opens up about grief and loss. Walk … -
Jonathan Hoban talks life transitions and the power-down methods in his toolkit, on a walk on the Isle of Wight
Jonathan Hoban, author and motivational speaker, takes us with him in this incredibly open and honest episode. He shares how he’s navigating a new stage in his life, what walking means to him, and the benefits of a good cry. You can find Jonathan on… -
Jenni Falconer chats celebrating the small wins and activities that put a smile on her face, on her city walk in west London
TV and radio presenter Jenni Falconer joins us on this week's episode! She shares what healthy means to her, the joys of a walk in nature and why just giving it a go is good for your wellbeing. Walk to Wellbeing is proudly sponsored by Skechers, the … -
Rhiannon Lambert talks family time, phone-free benefits and what health means to her, on her walk in a small town just outside London
This week, nutritionist and best-selling author Rhiannon Lambert joins the Walk to Wellbeing family for episode five. She chats her best remedies for stress, and the small wins that have made a big difference in her life. Walk to Wellbeing is proudly… -
Dale Pinnock discusses the benefits of making time for yourself and being strict about switching off from work, while on a walk in the East Anglian countryside
Author and nutritionist, Dale Pinnock, is our guest for episode four! He chats about the merits of low-intensity exercise like walking, and how he manages stress to avoid burnout. Plus, Dale shares tips on boosting our vitamin D levels. Walk to Wellb… -
Lynsey Crombie chats switching off, how walking helps her recharge, and why she sets herself personal challenges, on her stroll by the lakes in eastern England
In this week's episode, we join TV’s Queen of Clean, blogger and author Lynsey Crombie, on a walk with her cockapoo Hettie. She shares her tips for combatting stress, being vulnerable with her emotions, and how she manages to achieve impressive 20k s… -
Amy Williams talks letting go of expectations and listening to your gut, on her walk along the canal near Bathampton
Gold medallist Amy Williams MBE joins us for the second episode of Walk To Wellbeing Season 2! She shares her stress triggers and ways to combat them, as well as navigating motherhood after her Olympic career. Walk to Wellbeing is proudly sponsored … -
Lucy Mecklenburgh chats finding her fitness groove as a new mum and learning to be present, on her stroll through her hometown in Essex
TV personality and fitness advocate Lucy Mecklenburgh joins us for the first episode of Season 2 of Walk To Wellbeing! She shares with us what inspires her to walk, why switching off means disconnecting from the outside world, and how finding that al…
Walk To Wellbeing: The wellness and walking podcast by Health & Wellbeing
By DC Thomson Media
In each of our episodes, you’ll join one of our celebrity friends who will take you with them on one of their favourite walks, sharing their wellness journeys as they go. Expect to hear about little tricks, big life lessons and perhaps a few secrets that have made all the difference to their health and happiness.
So, why walking, we hear you ask? Well, we know from Public Health England that 50% of women are not active enough for good health. Yet just a 20-minute walk a day has an incredible effect on wellness. It can lower the risk of depression and heart disease, while also boosting memory and alertness. It really is the wonder drug that holds the power to change lives – and we think it’s about time you knew about it. Our campaign, Walk To Wellbeing, is here to empower you to take control of your health, one step at a time.
We’ve created this podcast so that every episode is perfectly shaped for you to listen to whenever you step out your front door. So wherever you are in the world, or whatever headspace you’re in, someone is always waiting to head out on a gentle stroll with you. Our goal is to inspire you to pull on those trainers, soak up the benefits of getting active outside, and learn a few tips to help you feel great every single day.
Share photos of your walks via the hashtag #walktowellbeing and tag us @myhealthandwellbeing on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram – we'd love to see them. And for even more ideas and advice, visit healthwellbeing.com.
So, why walking, we hear you ask? Well, we know from Public Health England that 50% of women are not active enough for good health. Yet just a 20-minute walk a day has an incredible effect on wellness. It can lower the risk of depression and heart disease, while also boosting memory and alertness. It really is the wonder drug that holds the power to change lives – and we think it’s about time you knew about it. Our campaign, Walk To Wellbeing, is here to empower you to take control of your health, one step at a time.
We’ve created this podcast so that every episode is perfectly shaped for you to listen to whenever you step out your front door. So wherever you are in the world, or whatever headspace you’re in, someone is always waiting to head out on a gentle stroll with you. Our goal is to inspire you to pull on those trainers, soak up the benefits of getting active outside, and learn a few tips to help you feel great every single day.
Share photos of your walks via the hashtag #walktowellbeing and tag us @myhealthandwellbeing on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram – we'd love to see them. And for even more ideas and advice, visit healthwellbeing.com.
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