Me Head Is Wrecked with Tony Kelly

Comedian David McSavage joins Tony to chat all about his career. From creating legendary Irish comedy show, The Savage Eye to working with his family on his new podcast venture, "And That's Why We're Not Together". David and Tony also delve into each others different experiences with recovering from alcoholism and using it in their work. Podcast sponsored, as always, by Fettle Online Therapy, try...

Journalist, Tony Evans is this week's guest and joins Tony to chat all about the fallout from the Hillsborough disaster in 1989. Being a survivor, the mental health affects on the people who were there, the people of the city and those who lost loved ones because of the negligence and cover up.

Joe Cabray is the owner of Ireland's Over The Top Wrestling promotion and former WWE wrestler. In this episode of Me Head Is Wrecked Joe chats to Tony about his upbringing in Dublin, how he fell into the wrestling business and turning negatives and knockbacks into positives.

Actress, Comedienne and Writer, Sarah Ann Masse joins Tony to speak about her role in "The Silence Breakers", a group of women at the front of the Me Too movement in Hollywood at the forefront of the Harvey Weinstein case. Sarah speaks in depth about her experiences, how all the women involved found each other, trauma and how the body stores it, how she was blackballed from the film industry for s...

Rob Santos is a stand up comedian who's living with borderline personality disorder. Rob chats to Tony on this week's podcast all about the two of them breaking into the comedy world in New York City in 2009, his first few misdiagnoses, how his treatment for BPD has changed his life and his work, being a father and so much more.

Mary Sue Connolly is the director of the documentary film "Overdosed" which tells the story of a small town in Virginia, US that has been ravaged with deaths from the Opioid crisis sweeping the US. Mary Sue joins Tony to talk about the film, her own experiences with opioids, losing someone from them and how this is also happening in Ireland.

Wayne Power didn't leave his house in Waterford, Ireland from 2005-2018 due to his Agoraphobia. Now, having overcome to dreadful illness, Wayne is pursuing a career as a broadcaster and even performs as a spoken word artist.

This week's special Christmas episode, Tony sits down with Dr Mark Rowe to discuss different strategies to cope with the Christmas and holiday season and how to be good to yourself and get through what can traditionally be a tough time for a lot of people.

Tony welcomes OTT Wrestling Women's Champion Katey Harvey, who speaks about her fairytale comeback to wrestling after a terrifying injury where she was left facing the prospect of not only never wrestling again but possibly only having 20% mobility left in her arms as well as her views on spreading a positive body image for women and much more.

Host Tony Kelly kicks off the podcast by sharing his own story of managing his career in entertainment over the past 10 years while going through depression, addiction and recovery on the day he celebrates being six years clean and sober.