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Paul Litchfield

Paul Litchfield

Verified

Host, A Wheezing Groaning Sound

London

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Any extreme sports, skiing, long cycling trips

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 9

  • How to do good duty of care for staff and crew: inside television’s mental health crisis

    By Matthew Bell, Marcus Ryder, Paul Litchfield, Tacita Small| Royal Television Verified Marcus Ryder, Dr Paul Litchfield, Tacita Small, Michelle White, Tome Levi and Jude Spencer (credit: Paul Hampartsoumian) Depression and anxiety are very real problems for many in the industry. How can we create a healthier culture? Belatedly, television seems to be waking up to the mental health crisis in the industry. Progress is being made but there is still a huge amount of work to do.

    By Matthew Bell, Marcus Ryder, Paul Litchfield, Tacita Small · Royal Television

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Famous For 15 Quid

    By Michael Legge, Paul Litchfield, Dan Mersh| Anchor.fm@ The WORLD 15 QUID CHAMPIONSHIPS comes to a close, but who will take home the coveted nothing? Paul "Celebrity Crusher" Litchfield or Michael "The Star Destroyer" Legge? Hosted as ever by Dan "The Arsehole" Mersh.

    By Michael Legge, Paul Litchfield, Dan Mersh · Anchor.fm

    Feb. 15, 2021

  • How to do good duty of care for staff and crew: inside television’s mental health crisis

    By Matthew Bell, Marcus Ryder, Paul Litchfield, Tacita Small| Royal Television Verified Marcus Ryder, Dr Paul Litchfield, Tacita Small, Michelle White, Tome Levi and Jude Spencer (credit: Paul Hampartsoumian) Depression and anxiety are very real problems for many in the industry. How can we create a healthier culture? Belatedly, television seems to be waking up to the mental health crisis in the industry. Progress is being made but there is still a huge amount of work to do.

    By Matthew Bell, Marcus Ryder, Paul Litchfield, Tacita Small · Royal Television

    Apr. 08, 2025

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A Wheezing Groaning Sound