Welcome to the special episode of the Lets Be Frank, the home of men's mental health hosted by Jack Coward and Ryan Smith.
In this episode, they are joined by a very special guest, Rhys Wynne-Jones. Rhys is a remarkable individual who not only deals with mental health challenges but also has autism.
Despite these obstacles, Rhys has managed to carve out an incredible journey for himself. As an award-winning cabaret entertainer, Rhys has traveled extensively throughout the UK, captivating audiences with his unique talents and infectious energy.
Through his performances, he has become an inspiration for many, showcasing that with determination and resilience, one can overcome any hurdle.
In this TV pilot special episode, Jack, Ryan, and Rhys delve deep into Rhys's personal experiences, shedding light on the intersection between mental health, autism, and the entertainment industry.
They explore the challenges Rhys has faced, the strategies he has developed to cope with them, and the positive impact his work has had on others. Through candid conversations and thought-provoking discussions, this podcast episode aims to create awareness and foster understanding about mental health and autism.
It provides listeners with an opportunity to gain insights into Rhys's unique perspective and gain a greater appreciation for the trans formative power of the arts. Join Jack Coward, Ryan Smith, and their captivating guest Rhys Wynne-Jones as they share personal stories, exchange ideas, and explore the fascinating world of cabaret entertainment.
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