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72 | Emma Hardy MP: Floods, Ketamine & Community - Politics, Public Health & the Power of Unity
72 | Emma Hardy MP: Floods, Ketamine & Community - Politics, Public Health & the Power of Unity
72 | Emma Hardy MP: Floods, Ketamine & Community - Politics, Public Health & the Power of Unity
Monday 8th September 2025
Emma Hardy MP discusses floods, ketamine harm, and community resilience in this engaging episode. Learn about transparency and unity in political leadership.
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Episode Overview
- Emma Hardy MP discusses Hull's flood challenges and community preparedness.
- Transparency in government is crucial for rebuilding public trust.
- Ketamine harm among youth is a growing concern needing more awareness.
- Innovative solutions like 'poo-powered planes' show promise for environmental issues.
- Political leadership should prioritise unity over division.
I think there's a problem at the moment with trust in politics. There is none.
Curious about how politics can influence public health and community resilience? Dive into this fascinating episode with Emma Hardy MP, who returns to the Believe in People podcast to share her insights on Hull's flood challenges, ketamine harm among youth, and the impacts of the cost of living crisis on mental health. Emma, known for her candid approach, discusses the importance of transparency in government to rebuild public trust and emphasises the need for innovative solutions to long-term issues.
With a light-hearted touch, she even delves into the quirky concept of 'poo-powered planes'. Emma's reflections on teaching during the 2007 floods reveal the importance of community preparedness and the necessity of having a flood plan. This episode not only tackles environmental issues but also touches on social housing, drug misuse, and mental health support. Emma's passion for bringing people together shines through as she advocates for unity over division in political leadership.
Whether you're interested in public health or community cohesion, this episode offers valuable perspectives on societal challenges and potential solutions. What steps can you take to foster unity and resilience in your own community?