Dr Rangan Chatterjee

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Dr Rangan Chatterjee with inspirational conversations and a relaxed musical soundtrack

Dr Rangan Chatterjee helps you feel better with inspirational health and wellbeing conversations and a relaxed musical soundtrack.

Dr Rangan Chatterjee helps you feel better with inspirational health and wellbeing conversations and a relaxed musical soundtrack. Bringing together Rangan's experiences as a father of two and his work as a GP, he shares practical advice to help you in everyday life.

Dr Rangan Chatterjee: Loneliness Awareness Week with Rev Richard Coles

Loneliness Awareness Week with Rev Richard Coles

BBC Radio 2 - Dr Rangan Chatterjee, Loneliness Awareness Week with Rev Richard Coles

Dr Rangan Chatterjee talks to Rev Richard Coles about love, loss and loneliness.

Dr Rangan Chatterjee talks to Rev Richard Coles about love, loss and loneliness, and provides health and well-being tips to those who feel alone.

Health and wellbeing has never been more important to audiences across the UK.

Dr Rangan Chatterjee fuses inspirational conversations alongside a relaxed musical soundtrack, to help you feel better.

In this episode, Dr Rangan marks Loneliness Awareness Week with a moving coversation with Rev Richard Coles. The BBC presenter and former pop star reflects on how the loss of his partner has impacted his life, and the steps he takes to alleviate any loneliness he feels in the aftermath. 

Also on the show, Dr Rangan will be playing Positivity Playlists each week and wants to hear from listeners. Please send him the three tracks that never fail to turn your day around to rangan@bbc.co.uk

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