Two of the top advocates in the mental health community come on the podcast to discuss the current state of advocacy, the glamorization of mental illness and gun rights/control for those who struggle. Andy Behrman and Gabe Howard are fully engaged and in their usual high-energy style.
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Ashley
7/21/2016 11:06:53 pm
Hearing these guys speaking so honestly and passionately about issues and struggles facing those of us who live with mental illness was just what I needed tonight. Stuff like this is critical for me cause it quiets and lessens the lonlieness and fear that can encompass my mind at times
Ashley
7/21/2016 11:07:28 pm
Hearing these guys speaking so honestly and passionately about issues and struggles facing those of us who live with mental illness was just what I needed. Stuff like this is critical for me cause it quiets and lessens the lonlieness and fear that can encompass my mind at times
Ashley
7/21/2016 11:10:19 pm
Hearing these two guys speaking so honestly and passionately about issues and struggles facing those of us who live with mental illness was just what I needed. Stuff like this is critical for me cause it quiets and lessens the lonlieness and fear that can encompass my mind at times Hearing these folks talking so truly and energetically about issues and battles confronting we who live with psychological maladjustment was exactly what I really wanted this evening. Stuff like this is basic for me cause it calms and reduces the lonlieness and dread that can incorporate my psyche on occasion. Leave a Reply. |
 
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