This week’s guest is Shye Klein (@shyeklein) , a talented photographer and 7/10 Nova Festival survivor. In this deeply moving episode, Shye shares his firsthand experience of the horrifying attack at the festival and opens up about the challenges of coping with the trauma afterward. We discuss the resources—or lack thereof—for survivors and how Shye has found ways to care for himself in the aftermath. Shye also introduces us to his powerful initiative to share his story and emotions through photography, using his art as a means of healing and connection. Don’t miss this compelling conversation about resilience, creativity, and the importance of storytelling.

Thank you to everyone who's been a part of the Borderline Podcast Disorder this year, I appreciate you all. Until next time, from me, Pickle and Sarma: Stay skilful.

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This week's guest is the comedian Dee Allum (@dee_allum), checkout her work and go see Deadname. I have and I very much enjoyed it. There's a link in her instagram bio with tour dates and locations.

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This week on Borderline Podcast Disorder, host Levy Lupu is joined by the talented Nancy ArtMusic for a candid and insightful conversation. Together, they explore the importance of mental health, dive into updates on Nancy’s comics work, and get a glimpse into her personal journey. Nancy also opens up about her experience with endometriosis, sharing her story in a way that’s both eye-opening and inspiring. A must-listen episode filled with honesty, creativity, and powerful moments.

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In this conversation, Levi and Henry Churney explore the intersection of comedy and mental health, discussing Henry's journey into comedy, his experiences teaching comedy to individuals with mental health challenges, and the profound impact of laughter on healing. They delve into personal stories, the influence of family, and the challenges faced during the pandemic, while also highlighting the importance of sharing experiences through comedy. Henry shares his aspirations for expanding his comedy teaching initiatives and the joy he finds in helping others find their voice through humor.

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In today's episode I speak with the brilliant comic Jacob Hatton (@jhattoncomedy) and we cover many topics from living in London, how Jacob leaned into his creative side, mental health, addiction and wellbeing. Checkout his work and tune back in later this week for a new episode of BPD by Levy Lupu.

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In this engaging conversation, Rami aka Kosha Dillz (@koshadillz) shares his journey from New Jersey to New York, detailing his experiences as a musician, the impact of social media on his career, and the importance of mental health and sobriety. He reflects on his early days of battle rapping, memorable moments from touring across America, and the joy of running marathons. Kosha also discusses his connection to Israeli culture and the challenges of being a musician in Israel, emphasizing the significance of community and support in his life. In this conversation, Kosha Dillz and Levi delve into the complexities of mental health, sobriety, and the stigma surrounding these issues. They share personal experiences with anxiety, depression, and BPD, discussing the challenges of navigating these conditions in a society that often misunderstands them. The dialogue also touches on the impact of media on mental health perceptions and the importance of creating positive content to counteract negativity. Ultimately, they emphasise the value of shared experiences and the necessity of embracing life's imperfections.

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In today's episode I speak with the brilliant comedian Radu Isac @raduisac2 and we discuss loads of topics from how he started doing standup comedy in Romania and when he decided to give himself a new bigger challenge and move to the UK to a discussion about how he found the lockdown and how he looks after his wellbeing. For everyone listening to this who's not done it yet, checkout Radu's special on YouTube. Search for Radu Isac - Keep coughing and check out his new show called Politically Erect, he's taking it around UK and Europe so make sure you check out the dates and locations. thank you and until next time, stay skilful.

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In this conversation, Levi and Lukas (@intrusiveocdmemes) discuss the challenges and experiences of living with OCD, the importance of seeking help, and the role of humor in coping with mental health issues. Lukas shares his journey from struggling with intrusive thoughts to creating a meme page that resonates with others facing similar challenges. They emphasise the significance of raising awareness about mental health and the need for open conversations to help those who suffer feel less alone.

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In this episode of Borderline Podcast Disorder, we sit down with comedian Chani Lisbon (@chani_lisbon) to dive into her exciting journey through comedy and personal growth. Chani shares stories from her first European tour, including her experience visiting the UK for the first time. She opens up about her self-care routines and how she balances a demanding schedule, as well as her incredible journey to sobriety since 2007. We also discuss what it means to be Jewish in today’s challenging social climate, exploring the impacts of rising antisemitism and confronting closed-minded attitudes. Join us for an honest and inspiring conversation that covers laughter, resilience, and identity. Thanks for listening and from me, Pickle and Sarma until next week: Stay skilful!

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In this week's episode I talk with Chris Ali (@chris_j_ali) about growing up in London and whether is a dangerous city to live in, hope and finding humour in the things around us. We also talked about our mum's and how we're feeling about them.

We covered topics such as burning out and we learned about how Chris looks after himself to stay sharp even when busy with life and comedy.

Checkout @theomcomedyclub and if you're in or around London checkout their show on November 21st.

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