Breaking the Stigma: Chaos Controlled Podcast Launches Season 3

Chaos Controlled Podcast, the raw and unfiltered show that has built a reputation for opening up conversations around mental health, has officially launched its third season. Out today on all major platforms, the conversational interview series has become a trusted space for honesty and healing, offering listeners a rare chance to hear public figures, creatives, and everyday people speak candidly about their struggles and resilience.

Hosted by festival and nightlife boss Mikey Tableman and renowned character actor Danny J. Gomez, Chaos Controlled continues its mission of destigmatizing discussions about mental health while giving audiences a platform filled with vulnerability and connection. For the hosts, the show has never been about quick fixes or polished soundbites—it has always been about truth.

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"I'm beyond excited for Season 3 because we're diving into some of the most powerful and eye-opening conversations we've ever had," says host Mikey Tableman. "Mental health is something that impacts everyone, and this season is packed with incredible guests who are ready to share their stories, their struggles, and the tools that have helped them overcome."

Building a Space for Open Dialogue

Since its debut, Chaos Controlled has stood out for its willingness to go where many shows shy away. While countless podcasts focus on lifestyle, entertainment, or surface-level self-help, Tableman and Gomez built a platform centered on emotional depth and lived experiences. What sets the show apart is its nuanced focus on highlighting the struggles of men and how they express their mental health battles—a demographic often overlooked in broader conversations.

The hosts’ chemistry and empathy create a safe environment for guests, allowing people from different walks of life to share openly without fear of judgment. The result has been a series of conversations that feel as intimate as they are impactful, reminding listeners that it’s not only okay to talk about mental health but also essential for growth and healing.

By consistently drawing out authentic dialogue, Chaos Controlled has carved out its place as a resource for anyone navigating their own challenges. Listeners come away not just with stories but with perspectives and coping tools they can apply in their own lives.

Season 3: Bigger Guests, Deeper Stories

Season 3 is already shaping up to be the most impactful chapter yet. The lineup includes some of the biggest names the podcast has ever hosted—actors, musicians, and lifestyle influencers who bring both celebrity appeal and deeply human stories to the table. Kicking off the season is multi-talented performer and viral sensation Josh Killacky, whose creative career and personal journey promise to set the tone for what’s to come.

New episodes will be released every Wednesday, offering a steady stream of conversations that balance raw storytelling with hope. Each guest brings a different lens to the discussion, ensuring that the season speaks to a wide range of experiences while still connecting back to the central theme: mental health is universal, and healing begins when we share our truth.

Where to Listen and Connect

Listeners can follow along with Season 3 beginning September 17th on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and all other major platforms. For those looking to go deeper, the show’s Instagram page—@officialchaoscontrolled—provides behind-the-scenes content, updates, and opportunities for community interaction.

The expansion of the podcast’s online presence reflects its growth from a niche project into a cultural force. By cultivating community both on and off the mic, Tableman and Gomez ensure that their listeners never feel alone in their journey.

Continuing the Mission

Audiences tuning in this season can expect even deeper conversations about resilience, emotional health, and the everyday tools people use to overcome adversity. With its bold approach and influential guest lineup, Chaos Controlled continues to break down barriers around what it means to talk about mental health in public spaces.

As society slowly becomes more open to discussing topics once considered taboo, shows like Chaos Controlled are at the forefront, pushing the dialogue further and giving listeners both comfort and courage.

In a media landscape where vulnerability is often overshadowed by performance, the podcast is a reminder of the power of honesty. Season 3 promises not only to entertain but also to equip its audience with insights that foster connection, healing, and understanding.

Chaos Controlled remains what it has always been: a conversation that matters.