Send us a textAphasia in Popular Culture and Awareness: Exploring the Silent StruggleIn this episode of 'On the Tip of My Tongue,' hosts Rob Edwards and Jonathan Hirons delve into the world of Aphasia—a condition caused by brain injury that significantly impacts communication abilities. They discuss its portrayal in popular culture, specifically referencing a character with Aphasia in the detective series 'Department Q.' The hosts highlight the importance of Aphasia awareness, especially during June, the designated Aphasia Awareness Month. They share insights about various types of Aphasia, mention notable individuals like Maurice Ravel and Bruce Willis who have faced the condition, and the impact and advances in therapy. The conversation also touches on diverse topics including a musician friend, Graham Hall, and a nostalgic reflection on Rob's appearance in 'Doctor Who.' The episode underscores the significance of awareness and community support in understanding and managing Aphasia.00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Hosts00:45 Understanding Aphasia02:05 Aphasia in Popular Culture04:51 Interview with Graham Hall07:27 Famous People with Aphasia14:37 Rob's Doctor Who Experience19:58 Podcast Growth and Listener Demographics21:23 Conclusion and ResourcesLife in the key of Aphasia - https://grahamhall.bandcamp.comSupport the showSupport the show: Donate Now This podcast is funded by https://www.bas.org.uk To watch Jonathan’s film: https://tipofmytonguefilm.comhttp://x.com/buffaloloungeukhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanhirons/ https://www.instagram.com/buffaloloungeThe Tavistock Trust for Aphasia websitehttp://aphasiatavistocktrust.org

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