A first for the Dean Crowe Theatre, Niall ‘Bressie’ Breslin has confirmed a rescheduled date for his renowned podcast ‘Where Is My Mind?’, now to take place at the intimate venue on Saturday, April 13.
During this incredible live podcast show, laced with creativity and fascinating conversations, Bressie engages in generative in-depth explorations with exciting guests to reveal the unvarnished truth of, and hope for, the human condition.
This critically acclaimed and multi-award-winning podcast is an immersive exploration into how we can better look after our heads and hearts in the chaos of the modern world.
Past ‘Where Is My Mind?’ guests have included Deepak Chopra, Moby, Edith Eger, Adam Clayton (U2 ), Dan Harris, Jameela Jamil, Simon Neil (Biffy Clyro ), Prof Andrew Hubermann, Dr Chris Ryan, Ruby Wax, Professor Luke O’Neill, and Sharon Salzberg.
Referencing his imminent visit to the Dean Crowe Theatre, Bressie is hopeful that the podcast show will play to a full auditorium on November 18.
“I adore podcasting, it has given me so much over the last year, but I’m most comfortable on a stage. From the first time I stood on a stage to play with my first band it felt like home. I’m so delighted to be able to now hopefully marry my love of podcasting with my love of the live experience,” Bressie stated.
Currently undertaking his PhD, Niall’s passion and drive for de-stigmatising mental health, particularly amongst young people, propelled him to co-found the award-winning mental health charity ‘A Lust for Life’. Through their school’s programme they are teaching young people to be effective guardians of their own minds and have, to date, reached over 45,000 students nationwide with the aim of being in every primary school by 2023 and embedded in the educational curriculum by 2024.
Bressie holds an MSc in mindfulness-based intervention, bachelor’s degrees in economics and sociology and is an honorary fellow of both the Royal College of Surgeons and the IADT. He is also a bestselling author, musician, philanthropist and former professional athlete.
