In this powerful and deeply moving conversation, Dave Beharall sits down with Clarke Carlisle, former Premier League footballer, PFA chairman, and one of football's most respected voices on mental health. Clarke's career took him from Blackpool to Burnley's historic 2009 play-off final victory at Wembley - a match where he was named man of the match as the Clarets secured promotion to the Premier League for the first time in 33 years.

But this episode goes far beyond football. Clarke opens up about the realities of life at the highest level of the game, the intense pressures that come with elite performance, and his personal journey with mental health challenges that nearly cost him everything. From navigating the highs of Premier League success to confronting the darkest moments of his life, Clarke's story is one of courage, vulnerability, and the vital importance of personal development and self-awareness.

This is a conversation about resilience, breaking the stigma around mental health in sport, and the work that goes into rebuilding your life when everything feels lost. If you've ever struggled with your own mental health, felt the weight of expectation, or wondered how to keep moving forward when life gets tough, Clarke's honesty and insight will resonate deeply.

Tune in for a raw, unforgettable discussion that proves strength isn't just physical - it's mental, emotional, and deeply personal.