It's Not That Deep – Détails, épisodes et analyse

It's Not That Deep is a captivating, necessary, powerful, and funny podcast hosted by Eyal Booker. Posing the question, is it really that deep? With an emphasis on Life, love and relationships through the male perspective. The aim of the podcast is to unite people through their shared experience. 

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I sit with my brother Tal, as both moral support for the 1st episode of the podcast but also to highlight, honor and to finally talk openly and honestly about his journey with addiction, and revisiting and redefining his sexuality in his late 20's.

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I sit down with the mother of social media, Tefi Pessoa to talk dating do’s & don’ts, the Instagram rulebook of dating & what she’s learnt from being cheated on & also cheating herself. Honesty is what Tefi does best & she doesn’t hold back on telling us guys what we do wrong. you don’t want to miss this one. 

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I sit down with William Grayson, aka 220Kid to have a candid conversation about grief after losing his mum, OCD so severe he ended up in hospital and his struggles with addiction. All whilst navigating his success as a DJ/producer. He’s on a new path now but it wasn’t always this way and took him a lot of struggle before he got there. 

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Welcoming 24k Golden onto It’s Not That Deep. Someone who oozes authenticity in everything he does. We sit down to discussing his rise to fame and how his hit song Mood changed his life to what authenticity means to him and how we can all live our lives more authentically. 

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In this episode, Grace Campbell, UK comedian, and I dive into the complexities of casual dating—what it really means and how to navigate it without getting hurt (well, mostly!). We explore the importance of honesty and communication, sharing our own personal stories along the way. The conversation naturally shifts to discussing sex and the importance of practicing safe sex, with Grace offering her candid insights. She also courageously opens up about her experience with abortion and how it has impacted her life. While full of lighthearted moments thanks to Grace’s comedic touch, this episode offers meaningful insights and a deeper reflection on sensitive topics. 

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Growing up gay was used as a slur to describe anything that wasn’t cool. In this episode I chat to my brother Tal about how it was used and what it’s then like to identify with the word as he got older and how to navigate the internal trauma the surrounds it. 

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In this raw and honest conversation, I wanted to get to know the real Harry Jowsey—the guy behind the cameras and outside of the reality TV spotlight. Who is Harry when no one’s watching? We dive into his upbringing, his family’s struggles with addiction, and how losing people close to him to suicide has shaped him. Harry gets real about toxic masculinity, owning up to some of his past behavior, and talks about wanting to be a better man. This episode shows a whole different side of Harry that goes beyond the "fu*kboy" image, giving us a look at the person behind the fame.

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In this episode of It’s Not That Deep, I’m joined by comedian and content creator Kelsey Darragh. We dive right into her hit book, Don't Fcking Panic*, exploring her experiences with anxiety, depression, and panic disorder. We also tackle the challenges of dating while navigating mental health struggles and embracing a non-monogamous lifestyle. With years of experience, Kelsey brings a unique blend of humour and vulnerability to these deeply personal topics, making for an engaging and insightful conversation.

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Things aren’t always as they seem. At first glance, I assumed Roy Chan had life all figured out. He presents himself as a polished, articulate, and clean-cut individual, effortlessly running his multifaceted fitness business. But once again, I was reminded not to judge a book by its cover. Over dinner in London, Roy opened up about his journey, and I was left speechless. From growing up with traditional Chinese parents in a low-income neighbourhood to getting caught up with the wrong crowd, Roy eventually realised that his only way out was through change. For the first time, he shares how fitness saved his life—and his story is nothing short of inspiring.

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