As a man who has been the victim of serious domestic abuse, it makes sense to me that Shelter focuses on women and children and doesn't mention men. I personally found a lot of the Shelter materials to be quite alienating when I started researching but that is okay. As long as it's helping the people it's supposed to then it's doing good. They've saved likely tens of thousands of women and children from truly brutal situations, I salute them. There are some very good organizations out there for just men. Mensaid was a great help to me when I was struggling. I didn't even contact them, my mum had to contact them and get them to call me because I didn't believe I was being abused at the time. I had to deal with a ton of challenges to my masculinity throughout the process and I can pretty confidently say that I would not have sought help if the organization in question wasn't so finely tuned towards my specific needs as a man.
I was too mate 5 years ago as a single dad. Homeless, so called the domestic abuse hotline and they were very sorry, but none of their shelters catered to men. Only one shelter did on the other side of Sydney and an emergency placement there had an 18 month wait. Raise awareness for women in domestic violence situations? They already have awareness.
@@alaricgoldkuhl155 well that sucks! It's definitely not great and I'm sorry that happened to you. I'm just saying that I don't think it's a bad thing that women and children have recognition and support. I'm just hopeful that the same level of services will be directed towards more men in the future!
I'm really glad you're still around to keep us informed in an entertaining way. I used to watch a lot of your "Good News" show and "Russel Howard Hour" and I was worried that the quarantine would mean that you'd go dark on us until it was over. Glad to see that's not the case. Keep yourself safe!
@@frowningJoker then technically why dont people say woman up to women under domestic abuse? why should they be treated differently, because the problem is the same
Topic to think about. The NHS are doing an amazing job and I support them 100%, after all my sister is a senior nurse. But me? I'm a prison chaplain and I think people overlook what an amazing job those that work in prisons are doing right now. I'm at home shielding (you are keeping me going, so thank you) but my colleagues are working incredibly hard in very challenging environments. Officers must be everything from custodians, to nurses, firefighters, counsellors, even mediators for the families. Some acknowledgment for the work they do or just something to make then smile would be so uplifting and beneficial, especially as we lost a very dear colleague just yesterday. Thank you
I have been wondering how victims have been coping with quarantine while living in actively abusive households. As a former domestic abuse victim, I so appreciate people like Russell and groups like Refuge that call attention to the fact that domestic abuse is happening all the time, and that it is almost certainly made worse by being forced to stay at home with your abuser. Great show, Russell!
Does Refuge only help woman? Lisa only mentioned abuse against woman even after Russel asked ''What are the common misconceptions around abuse'' Awkward to watch that interview
I agree, to me in Lisa's interview it almost seemed like men can't be abused. I was really happy when Russell mentioned a place for support for men as well. I just wish that it was made within the interview.
I see so many comments "what about men? what about men?" The organization is for women and children so that was the focus. Russell mentioned an organization for men at the end to make sure they had resources too. If there was an organization in support of say black people you wouldn't go "but what about everyone else?"..... oh wait......
I'm pretty sure people just think that it is odd to have an organisation, that only revolves around women and children and isn't just a general help line for domestic violence. I'm not sure if there is a difference between any of the three groups cases, but would probably argue that the case with the children, is more serious. In relation to the racial thing you said, It depends what the organisation is working towards I would assume, but in this case it is domestic violence, which could happen to us all. And I know that he mentioned a few other help lines, that were also pretty exclusive. IMO the only exclusive one, should be the children, if there should be any.
@@mrrunnersss many charities specialize in certain demographics. The needs for men who are victims in domestic violence are likely unique to men. That is probably why there is a separate organization for them. Sexual assault is a similar issue that affects many people. However the needs for groups are different so they often specialize. There are groups for children, women, men, the lgbtq community...
@@heatherc4369 Not sure if they are so different, but you could think it's more about what the founders of the foundation believes in. Either way, if they're specializing in one particular area, of something that is pretty general, then it should be mentioned right away. I would like to know what the difference is between a man hitting a woman and vice versa - cause I see no difference there
Done more than cheer me up! Keeping me sane! You’re smashing it Russel! I hope our show can provide just a portion of the value you continue to provide us all! Dan x
Loving this show, it makes me smile. Some ideas of other people you could try and get on are a supermarket employee and a community carer or nurse to get their view on how this lockdown has changed the way they work.
A ha ha that made me laugh the PPE I can just imagine turning up to my shift with a glove on one hand and a condom on the other My ward manger would be like. YOU OK?
Hi. In Western Australia we were only a bit short of PPE and then Twiggy Forrest, a billionaire bought 6 plane loads of PPE for Perth which only has 2.2 million people. Then he bought ten million test kits for the whole country of 25 million and 67 000 000 for child cancer treatment. I wish other rich people would do the same for you. Thank you so much for doing your job. You are bloody wonderful.
@@brianwilliams9605 nah our rich are trying to get government handouts... Richard Branson and the Beckhams to name just two, though the Beckhams have been shamed out of it. Same with Billionaire football team owners. I hope our people remember this!
I admire (ok, I love) ur ability to switch gears & tone... from serio to LOL humor without missing a beat. It's really an art, and worthy of genuflection. And, as a sad Yank, pls pls pls never stop taking them jabs at the Orange Object! Kudos!
Saddened about the domestic abuse piece. Doubly saddened by the assertion that it's just men that abuse women. Men need protection from tyrannical women too. Edit: glad Russell added in a little comment at the end about Respect being a charity that supports men that are victims of abuse.
Lockdown has led me to develop a weird addiction. Eggs. I have mastered all the ways to cook an egg. When we get out of here, I'm opening an egg based restaurant. XD
Oh man, I understand you Louis. Sometimes I try to run away from my lot, at times I hide under the table behind the chairs, other times I lock myself in the toilet, however, they always find me. There is no escape. THIS IS COVID19 QUARANTINE .
I rolled my eyes the other week when sky news put out a similar thing just to put a video out. At the time i said it'd be as stupid to say street crime was down, burglaries were at an all time low and traffic pollution is down......what the actual......
There are a lot of comments about men as victims too, Russell mentions a charity called Respect which is for men to get support. Some charities provide assistance from women to women because victims of abuse may have an extra barrier of distrust towards someone that reminds them of their abuser. I know same sex relationships can be abusive too, everyone needs support. There's no need to tear down one charity because they don't take care of everyone, there are other charities for men only, some for children only, I believe there are charities for all, but it's not a personal vendetta against men that's led to this. Statistically men are more often the abuser, but more often doesn't mean all, Johnny Depp just got his name cleared and Amber Heard was the one abusing him. Abuse is wrong, no matter who is doing the abusing. Victims need support regardless of their gender or the gender of their abuser, you don't need to take it so personally that this particular charity is only for women. There is support available if you look for it.
Great Show again! Could you do less interviews and more segments like *monolouges/standup/observations/good news/big stories?* That would be really awesome 😊👍
The charity she represents specfically supports women, which is presumably why Russell mentioned 2 other charities for kids and men after the interview.
@@ashredfern8507 It doesn't matter the numbers. Just because it happens less (also consider more men don't report domestic abuse than women) doesn't mean it's less important.
Russell, please could you speak about how IVF and fertility treatment is being resumed, yet people who need life saving operations and treatment are being denied. I would really really appreciate it if you could speak about GB para showjumper Evie Toombs, who needs a life saving operation so she can feed again- her BMI has dropped to 12.1 and she cannot be fed intravenously due to restrictions. Her friends and family are having to slowly watch her die, whilst other lives are going to be brought into the world instead. #SaveTheLiving
I wouldn't wish the death of a parent on my worst enemy..I lost my DAD in 2011 HE was only 63 n i was 33..it never gets easier......YOU just learn how to deal with it in better ways.
I'm a big fan but had to do a search for your contents on you tube tonight... Can someone please tell me what I have done wrong because I have subscribed for Russell's you tube notification during the lockdown, but had none. Miss you Russ! so I did a search and find I have missed so much content. What is you tube doing? I'm from NZ ( new Zealand)
Russell mentioned the ppe shortage but not all the 3d printing hobbyists printing masks or making equipment other ways, 1000's of masks have been printed by hobbyists all over the country and given to cares homes, hospitals etc
avid russell howard fan, labour voter, in regards to a the opening, the glove thing is a cock up yes but i think its one of those mistakes. i think no matter whose in charge of the country, the processes being followed would ultimately be the same. compared to the rest of the world im so fucking glad we have actually intelligent people in high places
Russ why are there part one and part two - there are no ads. I know you are used to TV Russell but this is RUclips and unless you get monitized and have ads on your video there is no point in editing you videos this way, the whole thing can just roll as one edited take.
Its very sexist only helping women in domestic abuse there's men too getting abused and bullied by there female partner's anyone thats getting abused should be able to get the help they need whatever sex they are
It is not sexist - she represents a specialist charity dealing with women and children escaping predominantly male violence. Is this not allowed? Russell mentioned other charities, however she was asked to speak about the charity she represents. Really disappointed by all the comments on here which seem to be annoyed that a woman had the audacity to talk about a charity centred on women and children.
@@Letsgotothemuseum "It is not sexist " The whole organization of ignoring men is directly sexist. And the reason it is for women and children is because of back in the day women could not abuse men. Basically, the charity is for women and children because of what year it was made, you do not need a different charity for men if you do not need a different one for children. Only in the late 1900s did this even become a thing that you could talk about. And even now it is hushed down by people like yourself.
It's not sexist to help one group of people that like volunteering to help cancer patients and someone getting made because your not also helping AIDs patients, you can't help every single person. Maybe instead of critising someone else for doing good volunteer at a men's abuse center if your that concerned. Their are a lot of bad people in this world why is every mad at this women for bring up a very real issue?
fuck yes, been waiting for this all morning.... Russell if you read this can i just thank you from the bottom of the nations heart for still bringing us entertainment and keeping us up to date with important topics all while keeping it light hearted and fun, thank you
As a man who has been the victim of serious domestic abuse, it makes sense to me that Shelter focuses on women and children and doesn't mention men. I personally found a lot of the Shelter materials to be quite alienating when I started researching but that is okay. As long as it's helping the people it's supposed to then it's doing good. They've saved likely tens of thousands of women and children from truly brutal situations, I salute them.
There are some very good organizations out there for just men. Mensaid was a great help to me when I was struggling. I didn't even contact them, my mum had to contact them and get them to call me because I didn't believe I was being abused at the time. I had to deal with a ton of challenges to my masculinity throughout the process and I can pretty confidently say that I would not have sought help if the organization in question wasn't so finely tuned towards my specific needs as a man.
I was too mate 5 years ago as a single dad. Homeless, so called the domestic abuse hotline and they were very sorry, but none of their shelters catered to men. Only one shelter did on the other side of Sydney and an emergency placement there had an 18 month wait. Raise awareness for women in domestic violence situations? They already have awareness.
@@alaricgoldkuhl155 well that sucks! It's definitely not great and I'm sorry that happened to you.
I'm just saying that I don't think it's a bad thing that women and children have recognition and support.
I'm just hopeful that the same level of services will be directed towards more men in the future!
Thank you for including a men's help line as well. People who are being abused need help getting through to resources!
Guvna B? Amazing. Anyone else first saw him at Soul Survivor?
Spottydog714 I first saw him at big church day out
Spottydog714 nah Newday for me mate
First saw him at a Rend Collective concert at Newcastle and then again at 3gen 2019 ✨
Anna Warren i was suppose to be seeing him yesterday in Birmingham :(
@@scarlettvalentine1440 🤞it won't be too long untill this is over and you get to go, also vv jealous! X
I'm really glad you're still around to keep us informed in an entertaining way. I used to watch a lot of your "Good News" show and "Russel Howard Hour" and I was worried that the quarantine would mean that you'd go dark on us until it was over.
Glad to see that's not the case.
Keep yourself safe!
I've never been a fan of Rap but the words in Guvna-B's song really struck a chord with me. I think I'll be buying his new book when it comes out.
Jean Proctor his other one is amazing as well
I really liked the song the woman did and that was out of my wheelhouse
Guvna B is great, a good Christian artist
Russel Howard is actually a genius
Very pleasantly surprised bu Guvna B, and always enjoy Russell!
Some time we forget that men can also be under domestic abuse
Man up!
Sometimes we forget that they have emotions and can be vulnerable too.
@@frowningJoker Fuck off mate.
@@frowningJoker then technically why dont people say woman up to women under domestic abuse? why should they be treated differently, because the problem is the same
Definitely
Topic to think about.
The NHS are doing an amazing job and I support them 100%, after all my sister is a senior nurse. But me? I'm a prison chaplain and I think people overlook what an amazing job those that work in prisons are doing right now. I'm at home shielding (you are keeping me going, so thank you) but my colleagues are working incredibly hard in very challenging environments. Officers must be everything from custodians, to nurses, firefighters, counsellors, even mediators for the families. Some acknowledgment for the work they do or just something to make then smile would be so uplifting and beneficial, especially as we lost a very dear colleague just yesterday. Thank you
I have been wondering how victims have been coping with quarantine while living in actively abusive households. As a former domestic abuse victim, I so appreciate people like Russell and groups like Refuge that call attention to the fact that domestic abuse is happening all the time, and that it is almost certainly made worse by being forced to stay at home with your abuser. Great show, Russell!
Thankyou Russel for picking up the non mention on male abuse, and for voicing it
Yes Guvna B bringing the good news!! ❤️🙏
I was so hoping one of Louis’ children would come in. He was clearly dreading it.
Does Refuge only help woman? Lisa only mentioned abuse against woman even after Russel asked ''What are the common misconceptions around abuse'' Awkward to watch that interview
Refuge is specialised in support for Women and Children suffering domestic abuse. He did mention a helpline for men after the interview with Lisa.
@@Killerraddish fair enough, still could have been featured more
Just put and men without reading this first
I agree, to me in Lisa's interview it almost seemed like men can't be abused. I was really happy when Russell mentioned a place for support for men as well. I just wish that it was made within the interview.
@@matthewkynaston7596 I'm so glad we share the same opinion :)
I keep saying it. Even though I'm in the USA, MUCH LOVE to Russell for keeping his show going. Guvna-B's rap was wonderful.
I see so many comments "what about men? what about men?" The organization is for women and children so that was the focus. Russell mentioned an organization for men at the end to make sure they had resources too. If there was an organization in support of say black people you wouldn't go "but what about everyone else?"..... oh wait......
I'm pretty sure people just think that it is odd to have an organisation, that only revolves around women and children and isn't just a general help line for domestic violence. I'm not sure if there is a difference between any of the three groups cases, but would probably argue that the case with the children, is more serious.
In relation to the racial thing you said, It depends what the organisation is working towards I would assume, but in this case it is domestic violence, which could happen to us all.
And I know that he mentioned a few other help lines, that were also pretty exclusive. IMO the only exclusive one, should be the children, if there should be any.
@@mrrunnersss many charities specialize in certain demographics. The needs for men who are victims in domestic violence are likely unique to men. That is probably why there is a separate organization for them. Sexual assault is a similar issue that affects many people. However the needs for groups are different so they often specialize. There are groups for children, women, men, the lgbtq community...
@@heatherc4369 Not sure if they are so different, but you could think it's more about what the founders of the foundation believes in. Either way, if they're specializing in one particular area, of something that is pretty general, then it should be mentioned right away.
I would like to know what the difference is between a man hitting a woman and vice versa - cause I see no difference there
I said there is a difference in what victims need.
@@heatherc4369 Sure, when it comes down to the individual, not if you're a man or a woman
Idk, we might also be talking past each other
Done more than cheer me up! Keeping me sane! You’re smashing it Russel! I hope our show can provide just a portion of the value you continue to provide us all! Dan x
Thank you so much for covering the domestic abuse crisis.
Thank you for giving a platform for domestic abuse awareness
THANK YOU AGAIN RUSSELL. Really enjoying these shows while in lockdown in Virginia!
i read where you're from wrong. :P
i read where you're from wrong. :P
We do love Guvna B ✨
These uploads help so much Russell
Russel Howard is such hugely compassionate human being.
anyone else just expecting the sound of a crowd laughing after he makes a joke ahhaah
Best episode yet. Thanks Russell.
Loving this show, it makes me smile. Some ideas of other people you could try and get on are a supermarket employee and a community carer or nurse to get their view on how this lockdown has changed the way they work.
Russell & Louis! ....two of my favourite people!! ☺
Govner B's song actually made me cry, it was beautiful
“Do I look like I’m brainwashed to you?” Says the person who looks like a puppet
:)) muppet more like.
If you Join I earn comission. Something along those lines.
Seb Chambers Spot on. 😂
Great, you got the joke
That chap is no longer in the cult, the poor chap is traumatised but spends his time trying to exposes them.
What a beautiful song. Beautiful show thanks for it🤍✌️
thats a JAM!! Guvna
Big up Guvna
Massive fan of this lad sometimes I think he's the only cleb who understands the world ppl are so daft sometimes
A ha ha that made me laugh the PPE I can just imagine turning up to my shift with a glove on one hand and a condom on the other My ward manger would be like. YOU OK?
Hi. In Western Australia we were only a bit short of PPE and then Twiggy Forrest, a billionaire bought 6 plane loads of PPE for Perth which only has 2.2 million people. Then he bought ten million test kits for the whole country of 25 million and 67 000 000 for child cancer treatment. I wish other rich people would do the same for you. Thank you so much for doing your job. You are bloody wonderful.
@@brianwilliams9605 nah our rich are trying to get government handouts... Richard Branson and the Beckhams to name just two, though the Beckhams have been shamed out of it. Same with Billionaire football team owners. I hope our people remember this!
Sorry, but is no-one going to mention that Louis Theroux is wearing a jumper with his own face on it saying "Gotta Get Theroux This"? Iconic.
I admire (ok, I love) ur ability to switch gears & tone... from serio to LOL humor without missing a beat. It's really an art, and worthy of genuflection. And, as a sad Yank, pls pls pls never stop taking them jabs at the Orange Object! Kudos!
Nice episode again Russell! I mean running a show from your bedroom and still managing to pull it off (pun intened)! Lotsa love from Hungary.
Just finished reading Louis' book, Got to Get Theroux This, very entertaining. 2 Legends on the screen, awesome.
Really enjoying this series, thanks mate!
love from Portugal
Guvna B was awesome.
Our government...you just feel like putting toddlers in charge sometimes we would have a better outcome! P.s refuge is a absolutely brilliant charity!
still better than trump....ok wait, just thought that through, and that works with anything....
Saddened about the domestic abuse piece. Doubly saddened by the assertion that it's just men that abuse women. Men need protection from tyrannical women too.
Edit: glad Russell added in a little comment at the end about Respect being a charity that supports men that are victims of abuse.
Lol Abu Hamza is such an old reference now.
Lockdown has led me to develop a weird addiction.
Eggs. I have mastered all the ways to cook an egg. When we get out of here, I'm opening an egg based restaurant. XD
think youve been cooped up too long,
@Megan Rose And I'm proud of your profile pic you beautiful human being
@@phillclucker1388 not that long. Just the entire 15 years of my life
Gordon Ramsey makes a poached egg dipped in red wine. Perfect dish for the restaurant 🍷🍳
@@johnwatts2778 cheers mate
Anyone else notice the slow addition of larger and cider bottles and cans in the background 😂
"Flapsnap" ... aaaaaaand there's my coffe flying out of my mouth and nose.... 😂😂
'Blizzard of c**ks' NEW FAVORITE PHRASE. Well done sir, well done indeed.
Oh man, I understand you Louis. Sometimes I try to run away from my lot, at times I hide under the table behind the chairs, other times I lock myself in the toilet, however, they always find me. There is no escape. THIS IS COVID19 QUARANTINE .
so glad you mentioned the men helpline too
Russel Howard podcasts would be brilliant! Talk about a different topic every episode your just entertaining as hell
Great show an rapper at end class.😁😂🎶🎙
Louis and Russels side by side screen time looks like they sitting side by side :) lol 4:00
I rolled my eyes the other week when sky news put out a similar thing just to put a video out. At the time i said it'd be as stupid to say street crime was down, burglaries were at an all time low and traffic pollution is down......what the actual......
@@notavailable5911 most likely! And create so graphs to go with it
Great episode 👌 ps that's some safe word Russ lmao
There are a lot of comments about men as victims too, Russell mentions a charity called Respect which is for men to get support.
Some charities provide assistance from women to women because victims of abuse may have an extra barrier of distrust towards someone that reminds them of their abuser. I know same sex relationships can be abusive too, everyone needs support.
There's no need to tear down one charity because they don't take care of everyone, there are other charities for men only, some for children only, I believe there are charities for all, but it's not a personal vendetta against men that's led to this. Statistically men are more often the abuser, but more often doesn't mean all, Johnny Depp just got his name cleared and Amber Heard was the one abusing him. Abuse is wrong, no matter who is doing the abusing. Victims need support regardless of their gender or the gender of their abuser, you don't need to take it so personally that this particular charity is only for women. There is support available if you look for it.
DONT HAVE A GO AT THE POOR GATE.
Coz the shops are fucking shut! Just spat my coffee hahahaha
Make the pictures of diseased body parts and rename the site 'Clap for the NHS'
#RussellHoward I think you should talk to Adam Hills since he's now back in Australia, it'd be fun to see what his lockdown is like
Great Show again! Could you do less interviews and more segments like *monolouges/standup/observations/good news/big stories?* That would be really awesome 😊👍
Something very important and dangerous your guest missed is that domestic violence happens to men too.
The charity she represents specfically supports women, which is presumably why Russell mentioned 2 other charities for kids and men after the interview.
men can also suffer from domestic abuse
this is very true...but I'm guessing she is advertising her charity in particular that specialises with women and child victims
@@ashredfern8507 It doesn't matter the numbers. Just because it happens less (also consider more men don't report domestic abuse than women) doesn't mean it's less important.
Russell, please could you speak about how IVF and fertility treatment is being resumed, yet people who need life saving operations and treatment are being denied.
I would really really appreciate it if you could speak about GB para showjumper Evie Toombs, who needs a life saving operation so she can feed again- her BMI has dropped to 12.1 and she cannot be fed intravenously due to restrictions.
Her friends and family are having to slowly watch her die, whilst other lives are going to be brought into the world instead.
#SaveTheLiving
It’s not just women who suffer domestic abuse.
I wouldn't wish the death of a parent on my worst enemy..I lost my DAD in 2011 HE was only 63 n i was 33..it never gets easier......YOU just learn how to deal with it in better ways.
0.30 that's how 'sporty' I was as a kid back then.
I'm a big fan but had to do a search for your contents on you tube tonight... Can someone please tell me what I have done wrong because I have subscribed for Russell's you tube notification during the lockdown, but had none. Miss you Russ! so I did a search and find I have missed so much content. What is you tube doing? I'm from NZ ( new Zealand)
Russell, awesome. WTF have you only got 1.9k likes?? FFS
Check out The Juice Media's honest government ad about the pandemic. It's utterly hilarious and disturbing.
"Unspoken" sounds like an interesting book. When I'll be able to be back in the Uk I'll look for it.
How does Dr. Buckles feel about Louis encroaching on his territory? :P
Russell mentioned the ppe shortage but not all the 3d printing hobbyists printing masks or making equipment other ways, 1000's of masks have been printed by hobbyists all over the country and given to cares homes, hospitals etc
Not gonna lie, that rap by Guvna B felt rather relatable to my childhood, but instead of losing a father, I lost a mother.
Guvna B🤩
Holy fuck Russell is doing this daily
23:03 Did Russel Howard's Mom just call out his safe-word?!? AND Russel responds, "I've gotta go♥" ?!
Brilliant ..:you are awesome
Throughout the video the bottles of alcohol change on the top of the shelf
nudes for heroes? that is horrible, please no!
yeah agreed. it should be nude for politicians, I'd love to send them a couple of "illustrations" to reflect my feelings towards them.
@@inspectorpouzo who else wants to show priti patel something fucking awful?
That’s my birthday too Louis! 😊
#russell Howard great work keep it up !!!
avid russell howard fan, labour voter, in regards to a the opening, the glove thing is a cock up yes but i think its one of those mistakes. i think no matter whose in charge of the country, the processes being followed would ultimately be the same. compared to the rest of the world im so fucking glad we have actually intelligent people in high places
Woohoo I can still watch Russel Howard!!!! 😂😂😂
Russ why are there part one and part two - there are no ads. I know you are used to TV Russell but this is RUclips and unless you get monitized and have ads on your video there is no point in editing you videos this way, the whole thing can just roll as one edited take.
Episode 6 is blocked in Canada. Weird.
I celebrated my 22nd on the 23rd of March with take away and films cause covid-19 lol, at least I know I shared my birthday with Russel Howard
Love U Russell！！！From China👍👍👍
Love this show
Main thing i took from this episode is thst Russel Howard is 40. Would never have thought it.
Some jobs will require that the nurse or doc. Need to double glove. That’s 4. They also counted. Bin liners.
Awe love louis
Russell did not just make his mum scream his "safe word".
Should get princess Sofia of Sweden on the show as she’s given up Royal duties to clean a hospital to help out
Its very sexist only helping women in domestic abuse there's men too getting abused and bullied by there female partner's anyone thats getting abused should be able to get the help they need whatever sex they are
Which is why Russell also talked about Barnardo's and Respect. And don't forget that abuse isn't unheard of in same sex partnerships.
@@jeanproctor3663 same sex relationships still typically have either men or women being domestically abused, so I don't entirely get your point.
It is not sexist - she represents a specialist charity dealing with women and children escaping predominantly male violence. Is this not allowed? Russell mentioned other charities, however she was asked to speak about the charity she represents. Really disappointed by all the comments on here which seem to be annoyed that a woman had the audacity to talk about a charity centred on women and children.
@@Letsgotothemuseum "It is not sexist " The whole organization of ignoring men is directly sexist. And the reason it is for women and children is because of back in the day women could not abuse men.
Basically, the charity is for women and children because of what year it was made, you do not need a different charity for men if you do not need a different one for children.
Only in the late 1900s did this even become a thing that you could talk about. And even now it is hushed down by people like yourself.
It's not sexist to help one group of people that like volunteering to help cancer patients and someone getting made because your not also helping AIDs patients, you can't help every single person. Maybe instead of critising someone else for doing good volunteer at a men's abuse center if your that concerned. Their are a lot of bad people in this world why is every mad at this women for bring up a very real issue?
Is it just me who wants the respite video released?
Love these vids
Are it's Howard yes I love this guy
You should bring Lindz West from LZ7 on... he's just done a 24 hour set of his music to raise money for charity
Fucking yes
fuck yes, been waiting for this all morning.... Russell if you read this can i just thank you from the bottom of the nations heart for still bringing us entertainment and keeping us up to date with important topics all while keeping it light hearted and fun, thank you