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Friends Can Tell
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4 episodes
6 days ago
Real-life stories about toxic relationships from young women who stepped up to support their friends. If they face controlling behaviour in a relationship, young people are most likely to ask for help from a friend. In this series of candid conversations, young women meet for the first time to talk about how they overcame fear and self-doubt to keep a friend safe. This podcast is brought to you by the Friends Can Tell campaign. It was created in collaboration with its guests by On Our Radar, and produced by Chris Walter, Chloe Cheeseman and Sarah Cuddon, with thanks to Feast Collective.
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Real-life stories about toxic relationships from young women who stepped up to support their friends. If they face controlling behaviour in a relationship, young people are most likely to ask for help from a friend. In this series of candid conversations, young women meet for the first time to talk about how they overcame fear and self-doubt to keep a friend safe. This podcast is brought to you by the Friends Can Tell campaign. It was created in collaboration with its guests by On Our Radar, and produced by Chris Walter, Chloe Cheeseman and Sarah Cuddon, with thanks to Feast Collective.
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1. “My friends got me out of it”
Friends Can Tell
19 minutes 16 seconds
3 years ago
1. “My friends got me out of it”

Young people experience the highest rates of relationship abuse of any age group, and a close friend is who they are most likely to ask for help. This series features conversations about toxic relationships between young women who stepped up to support their friends.

In Episode One, two young women who have never met before share their experiences of toxic relationships. Angie (25) discusses the abuse she faced, and how her friends helped her to leave. Rida (24) reflects on what she learned from her own painful mistakes when a series of her friends experienced controlling relationships.

Content warning: contains descriptions of relationship abuse and violence.

Highlights:

Angie and Rida talk about:

  • What do friends notice when someone is being abused? [02:54]
  • Friendship intervention: how it made a difference [05:29]
  • Honesty vs empathy: when straight-talking with a friend can backfire [06:49]
  • How hard it was to leave [09:30]
  • The moment Angie’s friends decided to step in [10:33]
  • Rida recalls a friend’s toxic girlfriend, and regrets her own response [11:53]
  • Learning from your mistakes and how to trust your instincts [14:48]


Help and resources:

The experiences Angie and Rida share are their own personal stories and opinions. For advice on the safest ways you can help your friends and support the #FriendsCanTell campaign, check out the resources at https://yourbestfriend.org.uk/podcast.

Transcript:

Available at https://yourbestfriend.org.uk/podcast.

Credits:

This podcast is brought to you by the Friends Can Tell campaign. It was created in collaboration with its guests by On Our Radar, and produced by Chris Walter, Chloe Cheeseman and Sarah Cuddon, with thanks to Feast Collective. 

BSL-interpreted vodcasts of all episodes are also available on YouTube, thanks to film maker Will Hazell, editor Maria Pullicino, and accessibility support from the National Deaf Children’s Society and Diverse Signs.

Feedback:

Want to tell us what you think of the #FriendsCanTell campaign? Take our 2-minute survey: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/5V67W9Y

Friends Can Tell
Real-life stories about toxic relationships from young women who stepped up to support their friends. If they face controlling behaviour in a relationship, young people are most likely to ask for help from a friend. In this series of candid conversations, young women meet for the first time to talk about how they overcame fear and self-doubt to keep a friend safe. This podcast is brought to you by the Friends Can Tell campaign. It was created in collaboration with its guests by On Our Radar, and produced by Chris Walter, Chloe Cheeseman and Sarah Cuddon, with thanks to Feast Collective.