The IBTA is very excited to announce the start of its second series of podcast episodes, “A Brain Tumour and Me – a journey of inspiration, personal stories and hope”. We’re thrilled that our first guest in this new series is the UK-based actor, comedian and writer Miles Jupp who is known for his many appearances on radio, television and in film. He’s played diverse roles ranging from the children’s UK TV series “Balamory” as Archie The Inventor to being cast as Emperor Francis the First in Ridley Scott’s epic movie “Napoleon” – not forgetting, too, his appearance as a TV weatherman in “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” and as a regular panellist on the award-winning UK TV comedy game show “Would I Lie to You?”
But perhaps Miles’ most demanding role yet is being centre stage for his touring one-man show called “On I Bang” in which he provides many revealing insights into the meningioma brain tumour journey he’s been on.
In this special episode our reporter Graham Seaman meets Miles on tour as he shares his story…
The IBTA is delighted to announce the launch of the fifth episode in our podcast series: “A Brain Tumour and Me – a journey of inspiration, personal stories and hope.” In these podcast episodes we’re meeting some of those working in the field of neuro-oncology, the people who support patients and their families and those who’ve been told they have a brain tumour. We’ll learn how brain tumours affected all of these people, often in surprising ways.
The IBTA is excited to announce the launch of the fourth episode in our podcast series: “A Brain Tumour and Me – a journey of inspiration, personal stories and hope.” In these podcast episodes we’re meeting some of those working in the field of neuro-oncology, the people who support patients and their families and those who’ve been told they have a brain tumour. We’ll learn how brain tumours affected all of these people, often in surprising ways.
The IBTA is delighted to announce its first podcast of 2022 in the series “A Brain Tumour and Me – a journey of inspiration, personal stories and hope”. In these podcast episodes, we’re meeting some of those working in the field of neuro-oncology, the people who support patients and their families and those who’ve been told they have a brain tumour. We’ll learn how brain tumours affected all these people, often in surprising ways.
The IBTA is proud to announce the launch of Episode 2 of its new podcast series, “A Brain Tumour and Me – a journey of inspiration, personal stories and hope”. In this series, we’re meeting some of those working in the field of neuro-oncology, the people who support patients and their families and those who’ve been told they have a brain tumour. We’ll learn how brain tumours affected all these people, often in surprising ways.
