The Reset by Sam Delaney

Conversations about sobriety, recovery and mental health, with journalist & author Sam Delaney. Mental health without all the bo**cks samdelaney.substack.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Reset by Sam Delaney is a health podcast hosted by Sam Delaney, with 146 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sam Delaney hosts The Reset by Sam Delaney, a health show with 146 episodes published.

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  Damon Minchella

  Mar 19, 202652 minS146

  <p>My guest this week is the musician Damon Minchella – legendary bassist, founding member of Ocean Colour Scene, and a man who lived through the wildest years of Britpop and beyond. In his new book, You’d Look Good on a Donkey: Brit Pop, Bass Lines and Bad Decisions, Damon tells the story of going from being broke and on the dole to sudden wealth, fame, and full‑tilt rock and roll excess.</p><br><p>We talk about what that does to your head: the pressure, the burnout, the drugs, the insanity of being recognised everywhere, and the challenge of coming...

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  Episode #145

  Peter Hooton

  Mar 2, 20261h 3mS0

  <p>This week on The Reset, I’m joined by Peter Hooton – frontman of The Farm, co‑founder of legendary Liverpool fanzine The End, writer, activist and lifelong Red. It’s a conversation about how music, football and humour can keep you afloat when the world’s trying to drag you under.</p><br><p>We get into The Farm’s rise as a proper ‘street band,’ the snobbery they faced from the music press, the madness of early 90s fame and how close he came to burning out. </p><br><p>Peter also opens up about being at Hillsborough, the guilt he car...

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  Episode #144

  Professor Paul Eastwick

  Feb 18, 202646 minS0

  <p>This week I’m chatting to Professor Paul Eastwick, one of the world's top thinkers on love, attraction, and relationships, and the author of “Bonded by Evolution: What We’ve Got Wrong About Love and Connection.”</p><br><p>We get into loads of stuff: why your “type” probably isn’t real, how dating apps can fry your brain, why chemistry matters more than tick-box lists, and how the whole Tate-adjacent manosphere view of women and relationships is nonsense once you look at the actual science.</p><p>We also talk about vulnerability, anxiety, being liked, and how relationship chaos bangs up...

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  Episode #143

  Jason Williamson

  Jan 24, 202654 minS0

  New year, new series. My first guest on The Reset in 2026 is Jason Williamson from Sleaford Mods. Known for his furious, funny and brutally honest lyrics about post-austerity Britain, masculinity, class, love and more, Jason has helped build one of the most passionate fanbases in British music over the past decade. We met at his label’s London offices just before Christmas for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation covering everything from Andrew Tate to Amazon shopping, family estrangement and getting sober. The sound’s a little raw in places (sorry about that), but Jason is thoughtful, open and completely compelling. I love...

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  Episode #142

  Josh Connolly

  Sep 25, 202557 minS0

  <p>Josh Connolly had a chaotic childhood. By the time he hit his twenties, he was contemplating suicide. Now, he is one of the country’s most influential voices on mental health, using his own experiences to help others. I chatted with him about why men struggle to share emotions, growing up around alcohol and how he wants to de-stigmatise conversations about suicide.</p><p>For more on Josh’s work, click here</p><br><p>Donate to CALM's Stay Tuned fundraiser here</p><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>

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