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'Moving Minds’ is the brand new podcast from Hull Trains, the open access operator linking East Yorkshire and London King’s Cross. Host Gemma Oaten, a familiar face from shows like Emmerdale, Holby City and Coronation Street chats to guests about their own wellbeing stories.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 18 days
Average audio length:
22 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
14 episodes
since Feb. 4, 2026
episodic
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Comedy takes centre stage on the latest episode of our pioneering mental health podcast on a train, Moving Minds, ahead of Hull Comedy Festival’s twentieth anniversary.The festival’s creative director, Gary Jennison, chats to host Gemma Oaten about the impact a good laugh can have on wellbeing. He …
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On Freshers Week at the University of Hull, we discuss student mental health on Moving Minds. What challenges are students facing? How do we help them? Jimmy Wilde, Mental Health and Wellbeing Operational Lead of Student Wellbeing at the University of Hull, joins host Gemma Oaten to discuss the cha…
Let us introduce you to Paul Spence, founder and CEO of P.A.U.L For Brain Recovery - our brilliant charity partner supporting people and families affected by acquired brain injury across the East Yorkshire region.Paul chats to Gemma about his own journey and why reaching out for help is so importan…
In the latest episode of Moving Minds, our mental health podcast series on real Hull Trains journeys, we're joined by Hull superstar Calum Scott.The singer songwriter has achieved more than 10 billion streams worldwide, including signature hits like his triple-platinum cover of Robyn’s Dancing…
Gemma is back with another episode of Moving Minds and this time we've got an exclusive preview of Pride in Hull, which returns this August.
Organisers Lee Pearson and Andy Train share very personal stories in this episode, which also explores the ongoing importance of Pride in 2026.
Of course…
Jack Marriner-Brown is in the hot seat for the latest episode of Moving Minds, as we mark Mental Health Awareness week. A Yorkshire lad, Jack rose to fame after his appearance on The Traitors and in this candid conversation he discusses the impact being in the spotlight had on his mental health.
Ja…
Legendary former Hull KR captain Chris Charles and his son Jack, a promising young halfback, join host Gemma Oaten to discuss how they cope with the challenges of rugby and the changing attitudes towards men’s mental health over the years.
Episodes of ‘Moving Minds’ are recorded on real train journ…
Amy Thompson is the latest guest on our podcast recorded on real train journeys - Moving Minds! Amy is a familiar face on BBC Look North across East Yorkshire, as well as being a radio presenter and actor.
In a moving conversation between two lifelong friends, Amy and host Gemma Oaten chat about th…
The nation fell in love with Jessie Stride when she took part in the latest season of the hit TV show The Traitors. Now, a Hull girl herself, Jessie joins our podcast 'Moving Minds' and chats about how she looks after her own mental health.
Jessie, a hairdresser in her day job, also speak…
In this mini episode of Moving Minds, Gemma Oaten chats to Hull Trains Onboard Manager Nick about how he looks after his wellbeing, his favourite journeys and how he looks out for customers when they're travelling.
Find information and support for your mental health on the NHS website or conta…
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