Today we’re bringing you an impact story. Our guest is Susan Adams, who works as an software technical support specialist, but she is much more than that, and she has an amazing story that starts in 1972 at a Wayne Newton concert and the song, “Daddy Don’t Walk So Fast”, and continues through situational depression, which can sometimes lead to clinical depression. When we come back, we’ll speak with Susan Adams.

We are so honored today to welcome Val Van Galder to MHM. Val is the CEO of Depressed Cake Shop , and is committed to changing the conversation around mental health through baking, sharing, and fundraising. She is an award-winning marketing executive with over 25 years of marketing and brand-building experience at Fox
Searchlight and Sony Screen Gems. She has run worldwide marketing for Sony's Columbia Pictures, leading the department to record-breaking results. In her consulting practice, she has been involved in global marketing strategies and campaigns for clients including 20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures, Disney, NBC Universal, Focus Features, Lions Gate, Amazon, and Apple. She is a walking
power house!

She’s a writer for Psychology Today. She writes and talks transparently
about living and thriving with schizoaffective disorder. Welcome Sarah
Myers back to Mental Health Mondays with Marla and Dave.

Clint has dealt w addiction (ex-wife) and he’s aid to balance feelings of guilt
and had to learn , “it’s ok to move on” and has worked to keep his relationship with his kids. Kelly will discuss the same thing from her perspective of supporting Clint.

Clint has dealt w addiction (ex-wife) and he’s aid to balance feelings of guilt
and had to learn , “it’s ok to move on” and has worked to keep his relationship with
his kids. Kelly will discuss the same thing from her perspective of supporting Clint.

Today we welcome Fronzie and Mags Roemer. Fronzie is the founder of Paws For Patrick, non-profit organization dedicated to connecting young people to Emotional Support Animals and Therapy Dogs to aid them as they live with mental illness. Mags is Fronzie’s daughter and Patrick’s sister. Like most of us, they have an unfortunate and yet unique perspective when it comes to mental health, and how we can and NEED to do so much better, when it comes to dealing with this issue. Like we say
all the time, this is a club to which you don’t want to belong. We so appreciate their willingness to be transparent with their experience in order to help others. When we come back, the story of Paws For Patrick with Fronzie and Mags.

Today we welcome Janet Craig. She’s an amazing woman, with an amazing story. She’s the writer, producer, and actor in an amazing, and necessary film called Wake Up – which focuses on ending sex trafficking! Marla and I love tennis, and she also been ranked at one point as a professional tennis player hailing from Trinity University where she played in college.

The last couple of weeks of January we re-aired some of our favorite shows. That was partly because we were on a cruise – The Smooth Jazz Cruise. While on the cruise, we sat down with musician, bassist, composer, producer, and most importantly our friend Marcus Miller. Today and next week, we’re going to share our conversation with all of
you.

The last couple of weeks of January we re-aired some of our favorite shows. That was partly because we were on a cruise – The Smooth Jazz Cruise. While on the cruise, we sat down with musician, bassist, composer, producer, and most importantly our friend Marcus Miller. Today and next week, we’re going to share our conversation with all of
you.

Our guests today is a Los Angeles-based chef, award-winning cookbook
author, culinary ambassador to the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation
and co-chair of Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti's AAPI LA initiative. Her
fifth book, "Katie Chin's Global Family Cookbook," was published in June
2022. Recently in January, she was on the Kelly Clarkson show. Plus,
Katie's one-woman show, "Holy Shitake: A Wok Star is Born," is in
development with Theater Mu in St. Paul, Minnesota. Like most of us, she
has a story to tell, a story of tragedy, resilience, and subsequent triumph!