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An action packed edition of Devoncast this week.
We speak to Ben Stafford-Davies who is based in South Devon and helps men make friends and tackle loneliness. He gives insights around male loneliness.
Exeter based comedian Molly Kinsey is on the show and talks about a stroke she suffered when she was just 29 years old and how it led her down the road of comedy.
And it’s time to talk about Panto season here in Devon!
Sleeping Beauty is at the Theatre Royal, Plymouth and Devoncast speaks to some of its stars!
Josh Tate and Finn Aston present this edition.
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People living with inflammatory bowel disease are being encouraged to speak more openly about the condition as part of World IBD Day on 19th May 2026.
More than half a million people in the UK are living with conditions including Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.
Ulcerative colitis affects …
Exeter Chiefs ended the season as Prem runners-up, with fans enjoying a day out at Twickenham, even if they didn’t enjoy the result. We hear from players and coach Rob Baxter, as well as talk to former club owner Tony Rowe. After 30 years at the helm, he’s staying on as chief executive as an Americ…
On the week that Exeter Chiefs squeezed past Bath to reach the Prem final, we speak with coach Rob Baxter and flanker Tom Hooper ahead of the big game at Twickenham.
Devon’s businesses are powering ahead in the digital race, with innovative ideas to use AI.
Race Across Devon is coming up; a f…
Prime minister Andy Burnham's big on devolving power to the regions, but will the south west get a look in? Plans to replace the current 11-council set-up with just four have gone down well with Labour-run councils in Exeter and Plymouth; but the rest of the county's leaders aren't happy. If you do…
Honiton and Sidmouth MP Richard Foord voices his concerns about the state of the water industry. Meningitis vaccinations are offered to students taking the step to university in Devon and Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance is coming to Torquay.
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