Where Is My Mind? with Niall Breslin

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3Olympia Theatre, Thursday 3rd February

‘Where Is My Mind’ is the award-winning, weekly podcast that explores how we can better look after our heads and hearts in the chaos of the modern world. Guests have included Dan Harris, Jameela Jamil, Simon Neil (Biffy Clyro), Prof Andrew Hubermann, Dr Chris Ryan, Ruby Wax, Professor Luke O’Neill, and Sharon Salzberg.

‘Where Is My Mind’ regularly features in the UK and Ireland top podcast charts and was the winner of the most Creative Podcast category at the British Podcast Awards.

Hosted by Niall Breslin, who is known as one of Ireland’s most formidable and inspiring mental health advocates and public speakers. Niall is a bestselling author, musician, philanthropist, former professional athlete and also the voice for Spotify’s Wake-Up/Wind-Down podcast.


Date:
Thursday 3rd February
Time:
7.00pm
Price:
From €26.90
Address:
3Olympia Theatre, 3Olympia Theatre, Dame Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

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