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On this weeks episode I sit down with Damien Broderick Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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On this weeks episode I sit down with Sinead Kavanagh. Sinead talks to me about her destructive behaviour born from shame led her down the path of addiction . She talks to me about the work she had done since her recovery, her life with her sister Mags, Brest cancer and Reiki. This episode is dedicated to our dear friend Niamh O'Connell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week episode I sit down with Orla Lynch, Orla opens up to me about the tragic deaths of her brother, mother and father in under a year, we talk about the knock on effect the death of a sibling can have on other siblings watching their parents going through the loss of a child. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week’s episode I sit down with two very inspiring women, mother daughter duo Priscilla and Ainie Grainger. They talk to me about their lives at the hands of their abuser and how domestic violence is not just physical but mental, financial and sometimes sexual. They talk to me about helping women through their organisation Stop domestic violence Ireland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this weeks episode I sit down with Joanne Phibbs, AKA just Joannes journeys. Joanne talks to me about being prescribed Prozac at just 13 years of age she talks to me about trust issues stemmed from childhood relationships, the body positivity movement, weight loss surgery and that viral video Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's episode I sit down with Ross Donnelly, Ross talks to me about setting up inspiring to be brave in order to help others with their mental health, he talks to me about the stigma of a name, circumstance, and the tragic death of his uncle Terrance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's episode I sit down with Jo McGucken, Hailing from the Inner city Joe talks to me about his PTSD diagnosis from childhood traumas, he talks to me about the effect alcohol had on his family and how this led him to people please, we talk about comedy and his help for his future career. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pinnacle moment for the podcast ! The Helix Dublin 29th June. I never in my wildest dreams believed I would sell out my first ever live show! I poured my heart into it, making sure each moment would resonate with someone and boy did it! This was one of the most emotional, moving, inspiring nights of my life and I hope you enjoy it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's episode, I sit down with Conor Ryan. This has probably been the most anticipated episode to date. Conor talks to me about growing up as an only child and how that has made him into the man he is today. We talk about responsible influencing and we also talk about trolls and when they cross the line and the negative impact they can have. On a personal note, this was a lovely podcast to record and I truly hope you enjoy it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks episode I sit down with Monique Carrick, this is one of the most courages episodes to date, courages because Monique had to overcome the shame she felt in her body and make the decision to show the world her authentic self by transitioning into a woman. She talks to me about her struggles with her identity and how this sent her down a path of self destruction. She talks to me about her mothers intervention, a stint in the Rutland centre and the first night she dressed as a...

On this weeks episode I sit down with Darryl Cahill as soo as we started talking I immediately know I was going to really like him. Darryl tells me about growing up in Darndale, his love for horses and family he talks to me about the sudden death of his cousin John John, and the tragic death of his brother Robert. As Darryl tells me about a memory that he plays over and over agin in his head a bird flew into my window and we took it as a sign that Rob was letting Daryl know it was ok. See...

On this week's episode, I sit down with Jennifer Carroll. Jennifer’s, Jens journey Instagram account has amassed over 100k followers. Jen has been on some journey, a journey paved with violence, physical and emotional abuse, isolation but determination. It also gave her her son Carter and it was the thought of a threat to Carter that Jen knew she had to get away! Looking back it’s incredible how strong Jen was. Now back in Ireland safe happy and 12-stone lighter Jen is an inspiration to...

On this weeks episode I sit down with Jordan Burnett. On the 22nd March Jordan’s brother Killian passed away at just 15yrs of age, he died of an asthma attack. Killian was let down by the HSE he was waiting 3yrs for an appointment to see a specialist and on the day of his appointment they were told it was cancelled. Killian died just one month later.  This was the rawest podcast I have ever recorded. My heart is completely broken for Jordan and his family.  Jordan is the most wonderful...

On this week's episode, I sit down with Amy and Alison Myler! These two became an overnight sensation when Amy started to document her mum's journey to Turkey for new teeth, this is full-on belly Laughs with some serious topics thrown in between. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks episode I sit down with Izabela Chudzicka.  We are friends are very long time. In this episode we talk about her moving to Ireland from Poland in the Celtic Tiger era.  We talk a little about her nights in Reynards and things she didn’t get to do. We talk about her becoming an entrepreneur in a pandemic and we talk about her homeland Poland and what they are you doing for the neighbours in Ukraine. The thing I love about this Izzy is that she is a straight shooter there is no BS...

On this weeks episode I sit down with Kate Dempsey. As a mother of two Kates story terrifies me. On the 12th March in her local nightclub, Kate was spiked. Kate takes me through her night and what she went through. We talk about victim blaming and the f****d up motives behind these disgusting acts. We talk about duty of care if these venues how how this has changed has her life forever, the fear the paranoia and how she hasn’t slept right since. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and...

On this weeks episode I sit down with Arazoo also known as, Top-Notch.  Yaz As she is known to her friends is one of the most fragile yet resilient person I have ever met.  This girl is a soldier. She has conquered her traumas, Overcome addiction and has had to re-build her life many times. Yaz only deserves kindness, she has been through some horrific ordeals. Her music, Her top-notch persona and her baby girl Zara have saved her life.  Remember behind the persona is a girl who has been...

On this weeks episode I sit down with David Gorman. David is an absolute credit to himself, after a four-year struggle with a chronic cocaine addiction David woke up one morning and decided he needed to press stop on the self-destruction button.  David's whole life was football, it was everything to him. So when a knee injury put an end to that, David felt his whole life purpose was gone. Boredom turned into nights out, nights out turned into the odd line, and the odd line turned into  a...

On this weeks episode I sat down with Melissah Mullins.  I am a long time follower of her instagram page @themindofamammy. Melissah's daughter Evie was diagnosed with Down Syndrome, with little support from the hospital and out dated leaflets Melissah turned to Instagram to get some real life perspective and in turn set up her own page to help others. She talks to me about wasted tears, misconceptions and a comment that stays with her. She also talks about the valuable work of Down Syndrome...

On this week's episode I sit down with Ali Ryan. On February 21s, 2021, Ali survived a suicide attempt. Ali has always struggled with her mental health, including self-harm, family fallouts, abandonment, and later, a sexual assault which leads Ali down a path of self-destruction. Alcohol, drugs, and finally an overdose that inevitably saved Ali's life. Sober over a year now, Ali, at just24 years of age, is one of the wisest young souls I have ever come across. This is a very important...