Mental Illness Before and After Pregnancy with Dr. Kara Zivin, Who Has Been There
Her memoir, Persevered, tells the story of a spiraling depression that nearly took her life
Radio and PodcastLive Radio & PodcastsHealth
Depresh Mode with John Moe
Join host John Moe (The Hilarious World of Depression) for honest, relatable, and, yes, sometimes funny conversations about mental health. Hear from comedians, musicians, authors, actors, an...
Episodes
20 of 309 episodesSinger Nicole Atkins Doesn’t Recommend Insomnia, Alcoholism, Falling Down Sinkholes
Her new album, Drama, is full of songs that began as half-lucid mumbled ideas
AI Chatbots Destroyed His Reality. Dr. Jeremy Heffner Explains Why He Believed Them.
The trauma surgeon and author of Proof of the Impossible details his descent to Wonderland.
Best of Depresh Mode: Cameron Esposito on Comedy, Rehab, and Bipolar Disorder
The veteran standup comic makes sense of a post-diagnosis life and career.
Cat Grief is Real. So is Human Grief. We’re Underestimating and Misunderstanding Both.
Cat Grief is Real. So is Human Grief. We’re Underestimating and Misunderstanding Both.
Oh, It’s Autism, Mary H.K. Choi Learned at 43. Okay, She Thought, That Explains a Lot.
The author of the new novel Pool House finally found some explanation to decades of thoughts and actions.
Margaret Glaspy Ends Her Instagram Addiction and Sings From Her Original Thought
The singer-songwriter’s new album I Am Both was made with clarity by a post-Instagram mind.
Depression, Loneliness, and Memory Problems Are Worse In Middle Age, But Only in America
Unpacking troubling data (for Yanks) with researcher Frank Infurna, plus a Mike Doughty update.
Codependency and Covid on a Tiny Boat in the Middle of the Ocean, with Angela Harger-Thompson
The author of Worst Tits Ever recounts trauma, crumbling relationships, and feelings of a zombie apocalypse.
Maybe It IS Time to Panic Over AI Chatbots and Mental Health with Maggie Harrison Dupré
Plus a look at the mental health implications of GLP-1 medications.
Jo Dee Messina on Hard Times, Jesus, and Her First Album in 12 Years
The country legend has been through a lot and keeps bringing things back to Jesus.
Best of Depresh Mode: Hanif Abdurraqib on Cultivating a Support System, Depression, Anxiety, and Basketball
The acclaimed author talks about living with mental illness and making a beautiful life.
We Should Praise Addiction, Not Condemn It, Says Anthropologist Elizabeth Roberts
It comes down to valuing connection over isolation, community over vice
Cartoonist Gemma Correll Saw a Therapist with a Clown-Festooned Office. Once.
The popular cartoonist has a new graphic memoir about her life on and beyond the edge
RFK Jr. Wants To Take Your SSRIs Away. So What Are Democrats Doing About It?
A talk with Rep. Andrea Salinas (D-OR) about the future of medication availability.
Robyn Hitchcock is Fundamentally Delusional, Welcomes Birds
The veteran musician has a new memoir and album about to drop and gives us a preview.
Blake Mycoskie Helped the World, Got Rich, Retired to a Life of Ease, Then Fell Apart
The TOMS Shoes founder shares his story of highs, lows, and a new podcast.
An Episode About the Grind, Singer Zayna Youssef of Sweet Pill, and YOU
Her band was about to set out on a huge tour but canceled it because of a health crisis.
Terrifying Times for Immigrants in America and Cristina Jimínez is Incredibly Hopeful
The immigration advocate, author, and MacArthur recipient talks mental health and positive signs.
Claude Steele on Churn, the Awkward Social Distress That Divides Us All
The eminent social psychologist explains the effects of a situation you have definitely found yourself in.