I Love You, Man. A Mental Health Podcast

CHRIS and NATE are doing mental health checkups each week with each other! It is just to let our friends (you) know how we are doing. These segments are shorter than our normal episodes and is a chance for us to connect to our listeners. We will be be taking emails and posts from the internet and talking about them and giving our point of view as well.

As always, we are not professionals but we want to be able to make mental health normal and be able to talk about things openly and honestly and not feel judged. Think of it as just a normal conversation.

I Love you, man. 

In today's episode we have Mr. Marc Sheffler! He is known for his role in Wes Craven's critically acclaimed "Last house on the left"(1972) and has several writing credits under his belt! We talk about his relationship with his parents, what it was like in the entertainment industry when he was starting out, and his upcoming projects! This is a very exciting episode and we hope that you enjoy it as much as we did! 

Please leave feedback and comments on any platform that you are listening to so we can make the podcast even better and we will read your reviews on a future episode!  Thank you for listening, and remember... I love you man. 

A conversation with fellow mental health podcaster Brian. A discussion about life, loss and understanding a negative cycle of thinking.

Hello Listeners! This one is a wild ride with our guest WILL. In this episode we talk about how his anxiety was getting the best of him during high school and how being in sports and choir made him feel like an outcast. We talk about his time once he graduated and the struggles he had to overcome because he was feeling lost and alone. NATHAN also gives some advice on how to handle your feelings in a safe way if you are still iffy about seeking help through therapy. This is a tense episode but I hope that you can still enjoy it and take something away from it. 

We appreciate all you listening. The amount of support for this podcast is overwhelming and we couldn't do it without you. Each episode is getting better and better. If you or someone you know might be a good fit for the podcast please feel free to reach us through our email, [email protected] or social media. 

If you or someone you know are having thoughts or feelings of suicide please call the suicide hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or 911 in your local area. And remember, I love you, man.

Hello listeners! Today we have BRANDON! In this episode he talks about his time in the Air Force and the discrimination he was facing during his first duty station in Arizona, the struggles this brought about through his marriage, and how he was able to maintain such a positive outlook throughout all of this! We also catch him trying to upkeep his room in order to make it "authentic!" Oh! He is also our first fan on the podcast!

Thank you for listening everyone! We have come so far and we have several things lined up in order to make the podcast better each episode. As always if you are interested in being on, or have comments about the podcast please feel free to shoot us a good ol' fashioned email at [email protected] or you can find us on facebook.com/iloveyoumanpodcast. 

If you or someone you know are having thoughts or feelings of suicide please call the suicide hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or 911 in your local area. And remember, I love you, man. 

In today's episode we have JEFFREY. Join us in our conversation as he tells about his time in the Navy and how it took an emotional toll on him, we talk about his divorce and his role as a father, and where he is currently on in his mental health journey.  Please forgive us on our sound quality. It is a work in progress, and if you can support us just by subscribing and listening it would help the quality of this show and be able to get mental health awareness spread out to the people who need it.  If you or someone you know are having thoughts or feelings of suicide please call the suicide hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or 911 in your local area. And remember, I love you, man.

In today's episode we have JEFFREY. Join us in our conversation as he tells about his time in the Navy and how it took an emotional toll on him, we talk about his divorce and his role as a father, and where he is currently on in his mental health journey. 

Please forgive us on our sound quality. It is a work in progress, and if you can support us just by subscribing and listening it would help the quality of this show and be able to get mental health awareness spread out to the people who need it. 

If you or someone you know are having thoughts or feelings of suicide please call the suicide hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or 911 in your local area. And remember, I love you, man.