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My good friend, Delilah from episode 2 interviews me. We discuss body image, confidence, and the importance of active listening. In this episode, we bring to light the uncomfortable topic of eating disorders and the negative stigma associated with therapy.
John Deskins is the Director of the Bureau of Economics and Research for West Virginia University. He frequently leaders in West Virginia by providing analysis findings and economic forecasting for the state. In this episode, we discuss changing industries in West Virginia, economic outlook, and how a healthy economy helps citizens' financial and mental well-being.
Hugh Martin is an award-winning poet and Veteran. He deployed to Iraq in 2004. In this episode, we discuss the evolution of identity from Soldier to Veteran and how our identities help shape our opinions on the stigmas associated with mental health.
Mary Beth Moon is an artist. She engages in photography, and she writes poetry. Listen to her and I discuss the importance of freedom of expression, aspects of feminism and mental health.
Lindsay has struggled with anxiety for most of her life. In this episode, we talk about the negative stigma associated with anxiety, how to deal with anxiety, and how self-love plays an important role in our overall mental health.
Every year, Vic and fellow Americans ruck march over 100 miles in 48 hours to demonstrate their patriotism and support for the Military. In this story, we explore what happens when people come together to accomplish great things and how giving back to a community can make the physical and mental trials all worth the challenge.
Deliliah literally died from her addiction....but she was also brought back to life. Listen to her story now.
Interviewing ordinary people with extraordinary lives. Their stories are connected to mental health and the overall pursuit of happiness.
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