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Mental Illness Happy Hour

Paul Gilmartin
Mental Health
Childhood Trauma
Addiction
Mental Illness
Trauma
Scarcity Brain
Therapy
Dissociative Identity Disorder
The Skin Deep
Healing
Self-Discovery
Comedy
Social Media
Technology
Childhood Abuse
Human Connection
Twelve Questions For Love
Divorce
BDSM
Betterhelp

"Remarkable" - Psychology Today

"A vital, compassionate gem that fills a desperate and under-addressed need in our society." - Esquire

"A perversely safe place in which he and his guests talk about their fears, addictions and traumatic childhoods." - NY Times

"Gilmartin makes a conscious effort to explore stories that aren’t black and white" - Slate Magazine

"Praised by listeners all over the wor... more

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Tyler Smith was paralyzed from the neck down after contracting the West Nile virus. He and his wife, Jenny, join Paul for the second time to open up about the rage, shock, and loneliness of having become paralyzed as well as the stress and emotional ... more

Amanda Uhle is a journalist and nonfiction writer who shares her story of a loving but turbulent childhood and what it was like to grow up in a house of hoarders. Look for her new memoir, Destroy This House.

For more about Amanda:

www.amand... more

Robert Suttle joins Paul to share his experience with the criminalization of HIV. He talks about the unexpected arrest related to his diagnosis, his experience in prison, and living with HIV in the modern day.

Links/Resources that Robert mentioned: more

Our second installment of the darkest surveys filled out anonymously by listeners.

This episode is sponsored Quince. Go to www.Quince.com/mental for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Now available in Canada, too.

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Recent Guests

Amanda Uhle
Author of Destroy This House and publisher at McSweeney's
McSweeney's
Episode: #771 Growing Up With Hoarders - Amanda Uhle
Robert Suttle
Public speaker and advocate who was prosecuted for having HIV
Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation
Episode: #770 Imprisoned For Having HIV - Robert Suttle
Matthew Broussard
Comedian and guest on the podcast discussing mental health struggles.
Comedian
Episode: #767 Self-Harm - Matthew Broussard
Katie Simon
Journalist and author of the book 'Tell Me What You Like, An Honest Discussion of Sex and Intimacy After Sexual Assault'
Episode: #766 Navigating Sex After An Assault - Katie Simon
Ali Siddiq
Comedian and storyteller
Stand-up comedian and podcast guest
Episode: #765 Ali Siddiq - Grief, Incarceration & Friendship
Jennifer Westcott
Therapist and podcaster, returned guest
Therapist Sanctuary
Episode: #763 Listener Secrets With Jen Westcott
Tina Kaye
Raised Mormon, she discusses her struggles with mental health, relationships, and her journey to understand her identity.
Episode: #762 - Raised Mormon With An Unstable Mother - Tina Kaye
Dr. Caroline Fleck
Psychologist and neuroscientist
Not specified
Episode: #761 Validation & Belonging - Dr. Caroline Fleck
Sabrina Capper
Author and survivor sharing her story of trauma within the Mormon Church
Self
Episode: #760 Escaping The Mormon Church

Host

Paul Gilmartin
Host of a well-respected mental health podcast known for its open discussions about fear, trauma, addiction, and personal growth. Paul brings a blend of humor and empathy to sensitive topics, fostering a sense of community among listeners.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 8.2k ratings
  • Never alone

    The best friend of a poddie in times of trouble !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhjhh
    Australia11 days ago
  • Community

    Love this community

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Trixieecho
    United States3 months ago
  • Paul Gilmartin, My Hero

    Paul is a selfless, kind, understanding FUNNY man. He cares about people. His podcast isn’t about sponsors and ads. He seeks to bring a feeling of being seen to his listeners. It’s the podcast I go back to time and time again. Thank you, Paul. From the bottom of my soul and heart.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mel137599
    United States5 months ago
  • My all-time favourite

    I’ve been listening to this show for coming up to 10 years now, and I love it. I listen weekly, often going through the back catalogue after I finish the current episode. Keeps me going.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Qwerty2912
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • No BS. A sense of community with Inspiring Real stories of human beings living and moving forward no matter what interspersed with resources from a clinical perspective.

    Audible
    5
    Barbara Tifft
    United States6 months ago

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Some listeners express dissatisfaction with political discussions veering away from the podcast's core focus on mental health.
Listeners appreciate the community aspect and raw honesty portrayed in discussions, often finding comfort through relatable stories.
Overall, reviews often highlight the show's ability to provide catharsis and healing through shared experiences and humor.
Paul Gilmartin is commended for his compassionate approach and ability to create a safe space for exploring sensitive topics.

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Talking Points

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#770 Imprisoned For Having HIV - Robert Suttle
Q: What are the potential consequences of being HIV positive in terms of legal repercussions?
In many states, individuals with HIV can face severe legal consequences, including hefty prison sentences for accusations without proper understanding of transmission risk.
#770 Imprisoned For Having HIV - Robert Suttle
Q: What is it like living with HIV today with the advances in medicine?
Living with HIV today is manageable and allows individuals to pursue their life goals; it is viewed as a chronic condition with a quality of life possible due to effective treatment.
#767 Self-Harm - Matthew Broussard
Q: What are the greatest hits that the voice says?
You can't get your stuff together, you're still that.
#767 Self-Harm - Matthew Broussard
Q: What do you feel in your body the moment you realize that you put up the wrong link?
A sinking feeling, as if I'll never have what I want out of life.
#766 Navigating Sex After An Assault - Katie Simon
Q: How can someone navigate the pressures of their partner needing sex while they may not want to?
Katie emphasizes the need for open communication and respecting each other's needs, suggesting partners discuss boundaries and feelings.

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This podcast fosters open and vulnerable conversations around mental health, trauma, and emotional well-being, centered on the experiences of its host and various guests. They share personal stories relating to grief, addiction, social anxiety, recovery, and the complexities of family dynamics, often employing humor and honesty to navigate difficult topics. It is distinguished by its commitment to creating a community feeling, where listeners feel connected through shared experiences and empathize with one another's struggles. Unique storytelling combined with a candid approach makes it a refreshing resource for those seeking relatable content on mental health.

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Recent guests on Mental Illness Happy Hour include:

1. Amanda Uhle
2. Robert Suttle
3. Matthew Broussard
4. Katie Simon
5. Ali Siddiq
6. Jennifer Westcott
7. Tina Kaye
8. Dr. Caroline Fleck

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