In Their Words: COA Lives with Jonathan Ashworth
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Sam Byrne: I Love My Dad, But I Can't Save Him From Alcoholism
October 8, 2026 · 28 minCOA Lives: Sam – I'm Turning Adversity into Advantage In this episode of COA Lives, Jonathan Ashworth welcomes Liverpool entrepreneur Sam, co-owner of streetwear business Block P, to share his experiences of growing up with a father…
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Vicky Pattison: My alcoholic dad was my hero
September 22, 2026 · 38 minCOA Lives returns for Series 2 with Nacoa patron, broadcaster and author Vicky Pattison. In this deeply personal conversation with Jonathan Ashworth, Vicky opens up about growing up with her dad’s alcoholism and the complicated…
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Josh Connolly: Loving someone who lets you down
March 12, 2026 · 45 minIn this episode of COA Lives, Jonathan Ashworth sits down with resilience coach, author and Nacoa ambassador Josh Connolly for an honest conversation about growing up around addiction, recovery, and what it really means to break the…
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Ian Stringer: Still chasing yesterday for my alcoholic mum
February 27, 2026 · 45 minIan Stringer’s voice is familiar to football fans across the country — a commentator who has lived the highs and lows of the beautiful game. But behind the microphone is a story shaped by loss, trauma, and the lasting impact of growing up…
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Camilla Tominey: Me, my mum, and her alcoholism
February 13, 2026 · 43 minMarking Children of Alcoholics Week 2026, we’re releasing a powerful and deeply personal episode of COA Lives featuring journalist, broadcaster and Nacoa patron Camilla Tominey. In this candid conversation, Camilla joins Jonathan Ashworth…
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Loti Nambombe & Amy Dickson- Helping children of alcoholics at school
January 22, 2026 · 40 minCOA Lives returns with a deeply honest conversation about what it means to grow up in a family affected by alcohol problems — and the long-term impact that can have on identity, relationships, and wellbeing. In this episode, Jonathan…
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Amelie & Lucy: Losing Dad to alcohol then campaigning for kids like me
December 4, 2025 · 39 minIn this powerful and deeply moving episode of COA Lives, host Jonathan Ashworth sits down with Lucy Norfolk and her 13-year-old daughter Amelie Peek—two extraordinary voices bravely speaking out about the realities facing children of…
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Sarah Drage: I'd change my Ted Talk on alcohol addiction and stigma
November 20, 2025 · 44 minWelcome to the first episode of “COA Lives”, a new podcast hosted by Jonathan Ashworth, former Labour MP and long-time advocate for children of alcoholics. In this moving conversation, Jonathan speaks with Sarah Drage — a Nacoa…
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Calum Best: Every memory of dad's brilliance has a counter to it
November 6, 2025 · 46 minFormer Labour MP Jonathan Ashworth sits down with Calum Best — TV personality, entrepreneur, and son of football legend George Best — for an open and emotional conversation about family, addiction, and hope. Calum shares powerful stories…
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Welcome! Subscribe to 'COA Lives' with Jonathan Ashworth
October 30, 2025 · 1 minI’m Jonathan Ashworth, As a politician, in parliament I championed the cause of COAs, the children of alcoholics. It opened up a word of voices to me I’d never heard before. Now it’s my mission to share real stories from people from…

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