An official Notts County Foundation podcast, with stories told through the eyes of the Magpies. From trustees and staff, to participants and volunteers... we’re giving them a platform to share their experiences within NFC.
Find out more on the impact the charitable arm of Notts County football club is having on local communities. Hear from those going through similar experiences to you and learn how our programmes could support you too.
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An official Notts County Foundation podcast, with stories told through the eyes of the Magpies. From trustees and staff, to participants and volunteers... we’re giving them a platform to share their experiences within NFC.
Find out more on the impact the charitable arm of Notts County football club is having on local communities. Hear from those going through similar experiences to you and learn how our programmes could support you too.
Join Notts County Foundation for their launch episode of Eye of the Magpie. On hosting duties is Josh Wing, who is joined by two guests who represent programmes running at the Portland Centre. As the launch is on World Mental Health Day, this episode focusses on 'Right Mind' and 'Bottled Up Blokes'; wellbeing projects for men and women.
Tim and Cheryl open up about their own experiences on their respective programmes and have an honest discussion about mental health.
Eye of the Magpie
An official Notts County Foundation podcast, with stories told through the eyes of the Magpies. From trustees and staff, to participants and volunteers... we’re giving them a platform to share their experiences within NFC.
Find out more on the impact the charitable arm of Notts County football club is having on local communities. Hear from those going through similar experiences to you and learn how our programmes could support you too.
