Hello and welcome back to season six of the Food Medic podcast. I'm your host as always, Dr. Hazel Wallace,

medical doctor, nutritionist, author and founder of the Food Medic. I have said that so many times

that I feel like I really need to jazz it up for the next season. So if you've any suggestions,

please do send them in. So it's our final for the next season. So if you've any suggestions, please do send them in.

So it's our final episode of the season, which is always very sad because one of the best bits of my job is getting to host this podcast and speak to incredible people all around the

world about wide-ranging topics. However, we are going out with a bang as I have an incredible

guest, Stephen Manderson, better known as Professor Green, joining me today for a very deep and

insightful chat, discussing everything from mental health to gut health, to his death row meal,

to when he started rapping, being a new

dad. It's just a really great conversation and I personally loved listening to Stephen and just chatting

with him. So I hope you do too. If you haven't heard of Professor Green, where have you been?

Firmly established as one of the

crossover superstars of British music, the Hackney-born and raised rapper has released two

top three albums and amassed a career tally of over 2.5 million combined sales in the UK alone.

He has completed five headline tours and performed on the main stages of

countless festivals such as Glastonbury V Festival and Wireless. Over the past couple of years,

Pro Green has presented five critically acclaimed BBC documentaries and his first documentary series

for Channel 4 called Working Class White Men in 2018. He's also published his

autobiography Lucky and continues his ongoing work as patron of the anti-suicide charity Cam.

He's also an ambassador for myonlinetherapy.com and has also found it the supplement company

Agulp. Before we get into the podcast, I do want to share a trigger warning as this conversation

discusses suicide, which may be upsetting for some. Without further ado, ladies and gentlemen,

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