Manic in Miami

Manic in Miami

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Manic in Miami episodes

  • My Life of Sexual Trauma Made Public on My Podcast: a video episode
    Video on Spotify and YouTube only.
    https://youtu.be/EPneNwYjCig?si=yUDx2Sv8YhVhAXzX This is no joke. 10 mins recapping my sexual trauma: childhood on through. 10 mins on the patriarchy, my trauma responses, and some stuff like that. Mental illness disclosure? Pshhh. I edited and re-edited this one because it was a lot.
    Bipolar 1/C-PTSD for lyfe.
    trigger warning: Child Sexual Abuse, rape, mentions of suicidal ideation
    22 min
  • We are crazy! Thank you.
    Two Bipolar Type 1 with Psychotic Features aka Manic Depressives:
    we crazy. Video episode! Video available for Spotify listeners and on the emerging Manic in Miami YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@manicinmiami
    Holly Hosts the Very Manic Brandon Rohe (find his YouTube channel here). He tells my favorite manic stories on this podcast to date! Yasss! Topics include psychic powers, bipolar brain power, spirituality, mania + psychedelics. This is edited down for time, and I didn't have much to say for once. I look forward to doing another episode with him.
    special music! song about manic depressives included:
    The Surrealist Temple Band
    and find on Spotify
    (00:22) preview clips
    (00:23) intro+our mental illness, psychedelics, enlightenment, etc.
    (06:49) legendary manic stories: "take me to your leader", "naked and unafraid", UFOs, tasers, I dunno!}
    (12:20) the bipolar mind, psychic powers, etc.}
    (25:15) "Staying Awake" by the Surrealist Temple Band *used with permission}
    28 min
  • Black Girl Uninterrupted

    Manic in Miami presents Black Girl Uninterrupted. Florida Woman to Florida native. Bipolar 1 to Bipolar 2.

    Guest Jamila discusses her own diagnosis, her work with NAMI, mental health in the black community, intergenerational trauma and her experiences with racism and social expectations. Crushing irony: white girl interrupted Jamila in the episode (I think.) Sorry, Jam.

    Follow Jamila on Instagram: https://instagram.com/black_girl_uninterrupted/

    https://www.nami.org/

    Follow me, but people keep getting scared of my content and unfollowing (no one gets my bewildering, maladaptive humor tho): https://instagram.com/hollyhearingthings/

    I contacted Jamila on Instagram way back when because she is a fellow mental health account with a fantastic username. We share the same dedication to spreading mental chillness for us all.




    (*special note: I was inspired to rewatch Girl, Interrupted after this. Between Winona Ryder observing the patients (in one of her signature "pensive, forlorn journal writing" roles, mind you) and Angelina Jolie's cheekbones, butt chin, and level of crazy...and my own mental illness which was thriving when the film debuted...I DID have to turn it off to protect my mental stability haha. Good movie though.)

    30 min
  • quick update + some inspirational quotes 3 mins

    what's coming very soon [I was psychotic] and just a few inspirational passages to get you through the week! somehow all in 3 minutes

    https://instagram.com//hollyhearingthings/

    books:

    a short history of decay by emil cioran

    black sun by julia kristeva

    humiliation by wayne koestenbaum

    lol

    https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5GIF67LFcFhxEnjD5QXq0U?si=ed0e68c9df724dad

    4 min
  • republishing Bipolar in Africa: off meds + on the run (gets a bit off topic)
    5 min intro with context and note for neurotypicals
    topics: Going off meds, fleeing a country, a witch doctor, a safari, gross township tours, resilience, crime...
    trigger warning: suicide mentioned in jest. **cut out heartbreaking stories because they're not for entertainment.
    I accidentally recorded a Zoom catch-up with the Capetonian surfer/skateboarder I dated in Africa. 
    note: I did not intentionally stop my meds, listen to the lack of stigma and support of this dude, people manage to rise above trauma. that was a time.
    17 min
  • Special South Florida Guest Dr. Scott Fisher: Psychedelic Psychiatry, Mental Illness Now + Psychedelic Personal Narrative

    This is a great episode!!! *yes...so sorry that you're receiving this twice. I couldn't move beyond the tiny glitch at the beginning and posted a second video. I replaced it with a reel, and everyone can deal. and cheel.

    Special Guest Dr. Scott Fisher, a South Florida psychiatrist specializing in psychedelic research and the support, psychotherapy, and integration elements of psychedelic healing experiences.

    I describe my ego death experiences. hehe. One during a suicidal bipolar tropical depression.

    Dr. Fisher joins me for an in-person video podcast to discuss psychedelics and mental health, healing trauma, progressive thoughts on mental illness + the DSM, the role of psychedelics in mental healthcare and the clinical method for psychedelic treatment, among other things.

    (to participate in psychedelic clinical trials in South Florida) ⁠⁠⁠https://www.segaltrials.com/⁠psychedelics⁠⁠

    (guest) ⁠https://instagram.com/drscottfisher/⁠

    (host) ⁠https://instagram.com/hollyhearingthings/⁠

    (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Support) ⁠⁠https://maps.org/homepage/⁠⁠

    (Segal Clinical Trials main page) ⁠⁠https://www.segaltrials.com/⁠⁠


    a "cause" tangential to 5-MeO-DMT that I am passionate about: ⁠https://tucsonherpsociety.org/sdtf/⁠

    39 min
  • Manic in PARIS video! Bipolar/Psychotic Featured *international* Holly + French Laurène Meet IRL!

    Two bipolar mood disordered ladies who have been psychotic (which at times feels somewhat erotic). I don't know what to label anyone anymore. Am I really schizoaffective? It doesn't matter. ANYWAY. My former remote French podcast guest and I met in Paris!!! We recorded in Luxembourg Gardens on a gorgeous late Spring day! The intro is back in Miami on a dreary day with an exhausted and somewhat morose Holly Hurricane. I have a few clips from our first episode together at the end. We sang Live Forever at karaoke because, in our search for karaoke common ground, we realized the lyrics are somewhat manic and make a good point in the context of psychosis: We see things y'all sane people will never see.

    17 min fairly short, all things considered.

    Check out the Manic in Reims + Miami episode for the full version


    https://instagram.com/hollyhearingthings/

    18 min

About Manic in Miami

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The podcast told me to make this. I listen to the podcast. You should listen to the podcast, too.