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How Little We Know

By: Brad and James
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  • From social media to homelessness, James and Brad from The Vamps exchange guitars for microphones in the hunt for a deeper understanding of important issues. Produced by @entalehq.

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    2020 Brad and James
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Episodes
  • Episode 7: Tackling Bullying, Head On

    Episode 7: Tackling Bullying, Head On
    Feb 20 2018
    Bullying affects us all in one way or another. James and Brad welcome Alex Holmes (Deputy Director of Diana Award Anti-Bullying Charity) and James Okulaja (Charity Ambassador) onto the podcast, in an attempt to understand and tackle the issue head on.

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    34 mins
  • Episode 6: Navigating Life and a Touch of the Wilderness, with Ben Fogle

    Episode 6: Navigating Life and a Touch of the Wilderness, with Ben Fogle
    Feb 5 2018
    As the UN’s Patron of the Wilderness, Ben Fogle’s story is unlike any other. From travelling South America alone at eighteen, to rowing the Atlantic, he’s done it all. Next on his list: climbing Everest.

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    43 mins
  • Episode 5: Leaving The Most Hated Family in America

    Episode 5: Leaving The Most Hated Family in America
    Jan 23 2018
    Brad and James discuss leaving the Westboro Baptist Church with Megan Phelps-Roper.

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    49 mins
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