Welcome to the first real life episode Too Human For Words! I’m so excited that you’re here, we have so much to talk about. In this podcast we talk about the things that we have in common as humans that we don’t usually discuss but if we did what we could do with that information. As a community of people with chronic illness, disability, invisible illness, critical illness or to be more specific anyone that suffers from something that impedes life or quality of life for three months or longer we are all valid in this discussion. When we take away labels our community is everywhere and this information can help us lift quality of life for everyone.

In this episode I was lucky enough to talk to Andrew Taylor. 

Andrew Taylor found accidental fame by mistakenly posting his video journal publicly on YouTube, when he ate potatoes for a year to manage his food addiction. 

We chat about his experience of accidentally going viral, telling friends about his plan, how jokes about appearance affect men just as much as women and so much more. Andrew is a wealth of knowledge and so generous about sharing his experience to help others. We look at how physical and mental health intertwine with masculinity and discuss the value of living more simply. 

 Enjoy today’s episode! I can’t wait to talk to you next week!

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