In EP013 I’m joined by my old DJ agent Jonna Barber.

Jo is a veteran agent with over 12 years in the game, currently at NGE Booking.

But her story goes far deeper than the music industry.

Before building a successful career in music,

Joanna spent 7 chaotic years in advertising, getting fired from job after job thanks to heavy weekends and no-shows.

Her now-husband gave her the nudge to pursue something she actually loved, and the only thing that came to mind was raving.

After a decade in London, Joanna moved to Berlin — officially for the culture, but in truth, to dive deeper into the party.

What followed was a whirlwind of drugs, alcohol, no sleep, and zero boundaries.

Berlin gave her total freedom, but it also nearly destroyed her.

Getting sober in that environment was the hardest thing she’s ever done, but it also saved her life.

Today, she lives by the sea in North Wales with her husband, daughter, and two cats, far from the chaos she once called home.

Joanna now runs The Other Side of Fear, a space helping people, especially women, reimagine their relationship with drugs and alcohol.

It’s not about strict abstinence — unless that’s what you want — it’s about choosing freedom on your own terms.

This episode is an honest, unfiltered conversation about addiction, identity, sobriety and rebuilding a life that actually feels like yours.

If you’ve ever wondered what life looks like beyond the party, this is it.

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In EP012 of The Sean Willers Podcast, I’m joined by my brother Liam as we sit down for an honest, unfiltered conversation about the four pillars that helped us turn our lives around — sobriety, fitness, discipline, and control.

We’re not experts. We’re just two brothers who’ve been through it. Addiction, mental health struggles, being overweight, broke, and completely lost, we’ve lived it.

And we’ve had to fight our way back, step by step.

This episode is a deep dive into the real process of personal transformation. We talk about what it means to face your truth, stop running, and rebuild from rock bottom.

We share the raw emotions of going sober for the first time, the difference between training with purpose and just going through the motions, and how discipline became the foundation that changed everything from our bodies to our businesses to our mindset.

We also talk about what it truly means to feel in control of your life again.

To stop living on autopilot and start making decisions that actually move you forward.

If you’re in a place where you know something has to change, this episode is a reminder that it’s possible, no matter how far gone you feel. And if anything hits you in this conversation, don’t sit on it, take action!

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In EP011 of The Sean Willers Podcast, I continue my conversation with close friend, former Army comrade, and legendary promoter Kai Cant, as we delve into the next chapter of his story — one that takes a darker and unexpected turn.

Kai shares his involvement in Save Our Scene and the movement’s pivotal role during a critical time for the music industry.

But what follows is a story few have heard....until now.

We uncover the alleged £1,000,000 ticket scam orchestrated by serial fraudster Miles De Lisle Hart, and the devastating impact it had on hundreds of victims.

This conversation also explores the alleged involvement of Hart’s mother, a town councillor, and a web of deception far deeper than anyone could have imagined.

This is a raw, revealing look at how trust can be weaponised, how hard-working people can be manipulated, and how the truth, no matter how deeply buried, can always find a way to surface.

For anyone navigating business, leadership, or community, this episode is a powerful reminder: not everything is as it appears.

The truth is coming… and it’s bigger than you think.

Don’t miss this explosive, eye-opening conversation.

Disclaimer: This episode is a personal recounting of experiences and is intended for informational purposes only. The views and stories shared by the guest and host are personal. Listener discretion is advised.

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