Drew Loryn sits down with Chicago Comedian Andre Hashem to discuss being on antidepressants, putting on a front to people while having mental illness and how caring about what others think impact us.

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Drew Loryn sits down with Chicago Comedian Lia Cundiff to discuss their experience in a psychward. They discuss how they were in a psychward for under 24 hours and why the stay was so short. They discuss their feelings on the mental health system, as well how people in mental health facilities are treated. They also talk about why it is okay to joke about suicide and use this as a way to break the stigma and shame of suicide.

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Drew Loryn sits down with Chicago Comedian Jackie Cooper to discuss having heroin addiction in both of their families, how they cope with that, and how to balance work and comedy. They also discuss suicide and why they think it's okay to make light and joke about it. The Instagram quiz/results on @doingtimepodcast are also discussed.

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Drew Loryn sits down with Chicago Comedian Meg Indurti to discuss being very busy while having mental illness, growing up in an Indian household experiencing mental illness, and panic attacks.

They also talk about having an overactive mind as well as having siblings with issues. Sometimes when people have siblings with issues, they push their feelings aside in order to not “burden” their parents due to their preoccupation with their sibling.

Along with this, Meg and Drew talk about the stigma of mental illness in the workplace, in our society, and being on a college campus with mental illness. Lastly, they talk about the corruption of college campuses mental health system within universities.

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Drew Loryn sits down with Chicago Comedian Ty Riggs to discuss being hospitalized as a young teen, the dynamics of the relationships with people in the hospital, and how being a black man is stigmatized within the mental health community. The role of Religion in mental health is also talked about as well.

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Drew Loryn sits down with Maren Gelfond to discuss anxiety, OCD routines, and how alcohol can impact mental health. They also talk about how growing up in the North Shore in Chicago can contribute to their anxiety.

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Drew Loryn sits down with Chicago Comedian Lindsey Shaw to talk about depression, suicide, and what having mental illness physically feels like. Lindsey really sheds light on what having mental illness is like and spreads awareness on something that is rarely talked about.

She reveals very graphic information so PLEASE be aware of that before you watch this!!

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Drew Loryn sits down with Chicago Comedian Lael O'Shaugnessy to discuss eating disorders, how comedy can affect your mental health, and the inside baseball of group therapy.

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Drew Loryn sits down with Chicago Comedian and podcast host, Kenyon! They talk about living with a schizophrenic dad, admitting his dad to a "psych ward", and how all of this can make you funny!

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Drew Loryn sits down with Melissa B to talk about her experiences being a black women living with mental health issues, along with how religion plays a role into mental health.

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