iampossibleshow's podcast

Nate Crawford, a midwestern boy and PhD in theology discusses fatherhood, being a stay at home dad, his childhood, and how his bipolar has affected his life—the good, the bad, the ugly

Al Levin, a father, husband, and administrator talks about the onset of his first major depression at age 40, how it affected himself, his job, and his family, and how he uses his story to help staff and students alike in his school district

Israel Zyskind, an NYC pediatrician discusses the difficulties his patients and their families have receiving help for mental illness—and some innovative ways he's working to change that

Betsy Blanks discusses being the sister of a person who struggles with drug addiction and all the layers that go with that and how it affects and informs her work as a worker in the mental health field

Elaina talks about finally getting her dream job and then being smacked in the face by bipolar, losing that dream job after a suicide attempt, and how she manages to live each day

Adam Giery talks about hitting rock bottom and losing his job during the economic downturn in 2008, pivoting on his life's goals, and how he creates a wealthy life for himself beyond financial goals

Mae L'Heureux talks about her struggles with mental illness, a suicide attempt in college, medication management—and how now, at age 25 she uses her experiences to better the world around her

Miriam Ament talks about her depression and being rejected by a best friend while in a psych ward, how she lives and manages today and how she uses her past and present to help others

Jennifer Haussler Garing talks about attempting suicide as young as 13, struggling with depression and suicidality, and how she lives and manages her mental illnesses while helping others

Molly discusses the multiple mental illnesses she lives with, how she struggled as a young person, and how she now gives back to people living with mental illness