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BatShit: Living with Mental Illness
BatShit: Living with Mental Illness episodes
- 41 min
- 35 min
- Bipolar in London with Miguel Coronado
Miguel Coranado III is back with more info about Bipolar living across the pond.
https://www.mciii.net
34 min - Bipolar Type 1 with Miguel Coranado
Visual artist Miguel Coronado III joins the show to discuss his experiences with Bipolar Type 1, including a psychotic break and delusions.
https://www.mciii.net
40 min - Boundaries
Adam and Brad dive into why boundaries are important, how difficult it can be to set them, and strategies for doing so.
40 min - Post-Election Stress
Recorded before the election, the bipolar boys dive into how the election, politics, news, and social media can negatively impact your mental health, and how best to deal with that - no matter what your political affiliation.
37 min - Healing - Part 2
Adam and Brad continue their discussion on healing, how awful ghosting someone is, and having self-respect.
43 min - Healing - Part 1
The first of a two part discussion between the Bipolar Boys about healing, including how Brad managed to heal his anxiety disorder and anxious attachment style.
39 min - Bipolar - Death
Adam and Brad take a deep dive into the topic of death, and how losing a loved one impacts those with mental health issues.
36 min - If you're Bipolar and you're manic clap your hands
Adam and Brad take a deep dive into Brad’s recent manic episode after going off his meds.
34 min
About BatShit: Living with Mental Illness
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BatShit is a frank, funny, and no holds barred look at living with mental illness. Hosted by actor and comedian Adam Slemon, alongside screenwriter and comic Brad C. Hodson, BatShit covers mental…
health topics, from how mental illness destroys relationships to how it affects work and creativity. The two hosts have both been diagnosed as bipolar and bring their unique backgrounds having dealt with this illness to the show with an irreverent, tongue firmly planted in cheek approach. Laughter, as they say, is the best medicine. Well, next to actual medicine. Seriously, take your pills.