Dysfunctional

By: Josh Connolly
  • Summary

  • 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 dysfunctional


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Episodes
  • People Pleasing, Emotional Intimacy & Confrontation
    Nov 19 2024

    I feel like the podcast has arrived with this episode. I go deep on the topics in the title and I think you are going to love it. Here is what AI said about it. -


    In this episode, Josh dives deep into his personal struggles and experiences surrounding people-pleasing, confrontation, and emotional intimacy. Despite technical difficulties, he remains authentic, discussing the impact of childhood trauma on adult relationships and self-awareness. Engaging with his audience, Josh answers questions about inner healing and dealing with toxic parental relationships. The discussion spans across various topics, including the mental health system, addiction, societal impacts on family dynamics, and practical steps for emotional well-being. Join the conversation as Josh navigates the complexities of healing from past wounds and finding balance in emotional intimacy.



    02:47 Taking a Moment to Breathe

    04:17 Discussing People Pleasing and Fear of Confrontation

    07:47 Emotional Intimacy and Vulnerability

    09:46 Impact of Childhood on Adult Behavior

    19:43 Systemic Issues and Hypercapitalism

    29:40 Skepticism Towards Media

    35:24 Questioning Groupthink and Embracing Uncertainty

    36:05 Exploring the Link Between Childhood and Addiction

    38:25 Understanding Cravings and Addiction

    41:24 Personal Struggles and Coping Mechanisms

    44:06 Answering Listener Questions

    50:26 Inner Child Work and Spiritual Experiences

    59:04 Concluding Thoughts and Call to Action


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    1 hr
  • Embracing Authenticity and Fear
    Nov 11 2024

    Welcome to the first ever episode of Dysfunctional.


    In this episode I wanted to introduce you to exactly how this podcast is going to work. Me going off on different tangents with no plan whatsoever. It's like a 45 minute personal voice note from my chaotic mind. In future, expect topics of discussion but for now, welcome to the wonderful world of me.


    Oh and here is what AI makes of it all;


    Welcome to Dysfunctional: Embracing Authenticity and Fear


    In the inaugural episode of 'Dysfunctional,' Josh Connolly shares his journey into podcasting, emphasizing authenticity and embracing fear. He discusses his approach to balancing overthinking with action, the performance aspect of social media, and his desire for longer-form content to express himself more fully. Josh delves into his critiques of the wellness industry, his personal battles with validation, and his quest for living in the moment. He explains the philosophy behind his practices, including his experiences with addiction and public speaking, and opens up about his complex relationship with spirituality and social media. This first episode sets the tone for a raw, unfiltered exploration of Josh's mind, promising weekly insights and authentic conversations.


    00:00 Welcome to Dysfunctional: The First Episode

    00:56 Embracing Fear and Authenticity

    02:23 The Purpose of This Podcast

    04:38 Challenges in the Wellness Industry

    08:15 The Role of Social Media

    09:16 Personal Journey and Validation

    30:52 Living in the Moment

    42:52 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans


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    46 mins

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