Michael Mosley, a beloved broadcaster and doctor, was honored in special tribute programs following his recent passing. The final episode of his radio show, Just One Thing, was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and is now available on BBC Sounds. The program was introduced by Chris van Tulleken, a fellow TV doctor, who highlighted Mosley’s impact and expressed how much he would miss him as a friend and mentor.
In addition to the radio tribute, there will be a special TV program called Michael Mosley: The Doctor Who Changed Britain airing on BBC One. This program will delve into how Mosley, known for shows like The Truth about Exercise and Lose a Stone in 21 Days, transformed lives through science. Mosley was found deceased on the Greek island of Symi after going missing while on holiday.
During a special recording of Just One Thing in May, Mosley discussed various topics with psychologist Paul Bloom. He shared personal anecdotes about trying to lead a better life, including challenges like taking cold showers and practicing mindfulness. Mosley also opened up about a personality test he took that suggested he might have psychopathic tendencies, prompting laughter from the audience.
Mosley, who was a qualified doctor and advocate for intermittent fasting diets, had a successful career in broadcasting and journalism. He was known for his engaging television appearances and insightful columns. After his disappearance during a walk on Symi, his body was discovered by local authorities and journalists. A post-mortem examination indicated that he passed away from natural causes, but further reports are pending.
Michael Mosley’s legacy as a broadcaster and health advocate lives on through the impact he had on viewers and readers. His dedication to sharing scientific knowledge and promoting healthy lifestyles has left a lasting impression on many. The special tribute programs serve as a fitting farewell to a remarkable individual who will be dearly missed by colleagues and audiences alike.