
I am shaking up the wellness industry and addressing the things that people usually avoid. With relentless curiosity and refusal to sweep things under the rug, this podcast is for those who crave truth over comfort and honesty over surface level BS.
So, get yourself in the lotus position because I have no plan, no pretence and definitely no bypassing….. I’m Josh Connolly and this will probably be... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessReligion & SpiritualitySpiritualityMental Health | |||

In this episode of Dysfunctional, Josh sits down with Kevin Brown for a raw and honest conversation about men’s mental health, addiction, shame, and the long road from self-destruction to self-respect.
Kev shares his journey through chaos, binge dri... more
Rich Finegan joins me for a powerful conversation about family estrangement, neurodivergence, anger, shame, and what it means to finally let yourself feel.
We talk about emotional suppression, accountability, parenting, dyspraxia, and the relief tha... more
In this episode of Dysfunctional, Josh sits down with comedian and creator Laura Belbin, best known online as Knee Deep in Life, for a raw and wide-ranging conversation about healing, family estrangement, therapy, and self-respect.
Laura opens up ab... more
In this episode, Josh sits down with Sue Deagle for a powerful conversation about loss, grief, resilience, and life after everything changes.
Sue shares the sudden loss of her husband and the journey of rebuilding a different kind of life in the aft... more
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This podcast is awesome. Josh is so down to earth and real, and from that he invites and enables his guests to be real, too. Maybe that’s why he’s so able to drill down to the essentials of how we’re all hurting and help bring forward effective ways to heal.
It’s so hard to call out dysfunction, thank you for taking the time to remind people what dysfunction is, that it’s ok to call it out, and that you are allowed to remove yourself from it.
Love this podcast. There is so much I can say but what I love the most is there are some views I don’t agree with, BUT I don’t feel like I’d get shot down by Josh for it, but instead be met with kind curiosity. This creates a safe space to be genuinely curious about what I actually think rather than bypass or use the podcasters opinion as a shield. So rare.
Suicide is such a big thing that needs to be talked about so much! So does abuse and everyone wants to ignore it .
Listened to the one with Jess who dislikes psychiatrists and the practice of psychiatry. For someone who gets very upset that people who go through trauma are all generalised as having a medial disorder, she seems very happy to state ALL psychiatrists don’t care about their patients; the ALL actively harm their patients; they ALL know nothing! The irony of being outraged by generalisations only to go and do the exact same thing. Having a PhD or novel doesn’t make you an expert on the whole of ps... more
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Focused on the often uncomfortable aspects of mental health, personal growth, and wellness, this podcast provides a unique, no-frills perspective on topics that many choose to avoid. Through candid discussions and guest interviews, it seeks to bring to light issues like parental imprisonment, trauma, mental health challenges, and toxic relationships. The host is known for their engaging and empathetic approach, allowing guests to share their personal stories and insights while addressing critical societal issues. Listeners looking for raw authenticity and a genuine exploration of difficult themes will find this podcast particularly resonant.
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Recent guests on Dysfunctional include:
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2. Rich Finegan
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4. Sue Deagle
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6. Jolene Ironside
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8. Ian Stringer
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