ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week on Class Clown Seann Walsh looks back over an earlier interview with YouTube creator and comedian Max Fosh, alongside Dr Natalia Cawley. The pair talk about how YouTube has empowered comedians and creators as well as dig into some of the typical psychological effects going to boarding school can have on you.
You can get more from Dr Natalie Cawley by checking out her amazing book, Just About Coping
And you can see Seann Walsh live on tour!
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