Big C
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Parent organizations | TCC Group |
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Headquarters location | Bangkok, Thailand |
Ceo | Yves Bernard Braibant |
Number of employees | 27,000 |
Founders | Central Group |
Founded | 1993 |
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ID | 2455347 |
About Big C
Big C, is a grocery and general merchandising retailer headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Big C is as of 2016 Thailand's second-largest hypermarket operator after Tesco Lotus's Thai unit. It has operations in four countries, namely Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.
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... The You, Me and the Big C podcaster, who also set up the Bowelbabe cancer research fund, aged 40...
Bowelbabe: Dame Deborah James, in her own words
... The film features her voice notes, TikTok, Instagram posts, plus interviews for the You, Me and the Big C podcast, as well as never before seen mobile phone footage and home videos shared by her family and friends...
Deborah James: Bowelbabe charity fund raises £11. 3m
... The host of the BBC s You, Me and the Big C podcast was praised for her no-nonsense approach to talking about cancer, having shared her experiences of treatment and daily life since her diagnosis...
Eating disorders: 'I made the podcast I wish I could've listened to'
... Rachael co-hosted You, Me And The Big C - an award-winning podcast which was praised for tackling the subject of cancer in an original and candid way...
Deborah James: You, Me and The Big C podcast wins top award
...Dame Deborah James has been honoured at the British Podcast Awards with You, Me and the Big C named as a winner...
Dame Deborah James remembered at private funeral
... The host of the BBC Sounds podcast You, Me and the Big C was awarded her damehood after a special visit by the Duke of Cambridge to her parents home for afternoon tea and champagne...
Dame Deborah James death prompts more bowel-cancer checks
... The former deputy head teacher was one third of the BBC You, Me and the Big C podcast and announced in May she was receiving end-of-life care...
Eating disorders: 'I made the podcast I wish I could've listened to'
Eating disorders are both isolating and lonely - with many people wishing they had more of a community around them.
That's been The Experience of Molly Smith who was diagnosed with anorexia at 14 years old.
Now 19, she hopes her podcast exploring disordered eating can break down stigmas and misconceptions.
And Molly says the series is something she wishes she'd had when she was younger.
" Since recovering, I've been so passionate about speaking openly on eating disorders because when I was poorly, I felt like nobody understood me, " she tells BBC Newsbeat.
" There was no voice for me to really listen to. So I wanted to create a podcast to be that voice to people going through similar things. "
'Not just about weight'Molly feels she lacked a network of people she could relate to when she was unwell.
" Everything was either very serious or told by professionals and medical experts, " she says.
" I really think if I could have listened to a podcast with someone really normal who's been through a similar thing, it would have helped me immensely. "
Molly also wants to challenge the idea that eating disorders are purely physical.
" People think they are entirely about weight, but with so many people weight loss is just a Side Effect of the eating disorder. "
Molly 's series is called The Weigh Up: Eating Disorder Diaries and covers topics including binge eating and Social Media .
It also looks at the impact on families and Friends - Molly doesn't want the podcast to Just Be for people with eating disorders.
" We've done episodes with my Family Members , " she says.
" I think just to hear their perspectives was so eye-opening because anorexia, unfortunately, is a very selfish illness.
" And I just didn't even consider how my parents may be feeling that their daughter was so ill. So it was so insightful to hear how much upset I caused them. "
Molly 's series was made after she won the Rachael Bland New Podcast Award, launched in 2019 in honour of The Bbc presenter.
Rachael co-hosted You, Me And The Big C - an award-winning podcast which was praised for tackling the subject of cancer in an original and candid way.
Winners of the award get the opportunity to develop their podcast idea with The Bbc .
" Rachael's podcast was just incredible, I learnt so much from it, " Molly says.
" I'm so inspired by The Work of her and her co-presenters and I really hope my podcast reaches that same level of community. "
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Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com