You're Fine!

You've made it all the way to episode four of the podcast. Give yourself a pat on the back; you've earned it, and you are valid.
 
This week, Coree and Elsa get down to the heart of the matter, although their wills get weak and their thoughts seem to scatter. But I think it's about forgiveness? Or maybe I've just been listening to too much Don Henley.

Forgiving others and forgiving ourselves are both heavy tasks, and not everyone is ready for The Big Forgive. It's enough to actually make one of our hosts cry, in fact. Only took us four episodes to get there.

Our show is a production of Cinder Block Comedy, in association with Sodabags Studios and your town is next. Media. This episode was engineered and produced by Alex Fleming and Alexander Scott. Special thanks to Morgan Pielli for our show artwork and Intellectual Dark Wave for our theme song, from his album Labor Songs.

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Just in time for May the 4th, it's our 3rd episode! And not only is today Star Trek day, it's also Coree's birthday! May she live long and prosper.

Look, y'all. Our culture has mainstreamed a lot of psychological terms lately. And yeah, it's good to have the right language to identify and express your mental state. But maybe we've gone a little too far. If you're accusing the cashier at Wendy's of "gaslighting" you because they forgot to put barbecue sauce in the bag, it might be time to take that word out of your vocabulary. "Narcissist," "Triggering" and "Trauma" are also on notice, until folks can get their act together.

Oh yeah, and Coree's dad has cancer. So she's got that going on. Y'know, just dad things.

This show is a production of Cinder Block Comedy, in association with Sodabags Studios and your town is next. Media. This episode was engineered and produced by Alex Fleming and Alexander Scott. Special thanks to Morgan Pielli for our show artwork and Intellectual Dark Wave for our theme song, from his album Labor Songs.

For more content, check us out on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, at @YoureFinePod.

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Ha ha, it's a very timely Among Us reference, and also the topic of this week's episode!

For this sophomore outing of You're Fine, Coree and Elsa explore the cruel bastardry that Impostor Syndrome exacts upon so many of us. Learn the various forms that it takes, how to recognize its intrusiveness, and ultimately develop mechanisms to cope with and negate it. You'll also learn our do's and don't's for maintaining healthy boundaries with mental health professionals.

And we welcome our first guest to the podcast: Elsa's weed dealer! What other podcasts would will let you listen in on a live drug deal? Not many, that's for damn sure.

Content Warning: This episode features more of Coree's singing than typically occurs over the course of an hour.

You're Fine is a production of Cinder Block Comedy, in association with Sodabags Studios and your town is next. Media. This episode was engineered and produced by Alex Fleming and Alexander Scott. Special thanks to Morgan Pielli for our show artwork and Intellectual Dark Wave for our theme song, from his album Labor Songs.

For more content, subscribe to our Patreon and check us out on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at @YoureFinePod.

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Welcome to the first episode of You're Fine, a mental health podcast that doesn't count toward your deductible!

On their maiden voyage, hosts Coree Spencer (she/her) and Elsa Eli Waithe (they/them) invite you to share in their experiences with just keeping it together. You'll hear their stories of addiction and disorder, what they're smoking for self-care, and a lot of strange noises they make into their microphones. (We're still getting the hang of audio production, folks.)

You're Fine is a production of Cinder Block Comedy, in association with Sodabags Studios and your town is next. Media. This episode was engineered and produced by Alex Fleming and Alexander Scott. Special thanks to Morgan Pielli for our show artwork and Intellectual Dark Wave for our theme song, from his album Labor Songs.

For more content, check us out on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, at @YoureFinePod.

Support the show