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Millennial Mental Health Channel

Justin & Eddie
Mental Health
Social Media
Bipolar Disorder
Psychiatry
Family Dynamics
ADHD
Technology
Covid-19
Sleep
Therapy
Toxic Masculinity
United Healthcare
Generation Z
Millennials
Social Anxiety
Burnout
Family Therapy
Psychology
Child Psychiatry
Seasonal Affective Disorder

The goal of Millennial Mental Health Channel is to provide listeners with the perspectives of a psychiatrist and a therapist as their thoughts relate to the world of mental health while also making the information useful and easy to understand. MMHC - by millennials, for everyone!

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes165Founded7 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Sociopaths in society are typically viewed as dangerous and needing to be behind bars. The book Sociopath by Patric Gagne changes this narrative and sheds light on how little we actually know about sociopaths. In this episode, Eddie and Justin break ... more

Meta was sued by a cohort of states alleging that the company knew it was bad for childhood mental health, and did nothing to protect children. That lawsuit has now settled outside of court, and Meta has to pay 18 Billion. In this episode, Eddie and ... more

Covid, phones, contactless delivery... Our society has changed a lot in the last 10 years. Are all the changes making it harder to socialize and meet people? In this episode, Eddie and Justin take a critical look at societal changes and how it is imp... more

From erectile dysfunction pills to unregulated opioids, gas stations have become one of the most popular places to self medicate. In this episode, Eddie and Justin break down why gas stations, head shops, and grocery stores are filling this role, and... more

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Recent Guests

Colette Ghunim
Director and filmmaker, co-founder of a non-profit, focuses on social change through storytelling
Watermelon Pictures; Sundance Institute (support)
Episode: Award Winning Director Colette Ghunim
Dr. Alisa Karmel
Licensed psychologist, author of T-Shirt Swim Club
Psychological Services Connection
Episode: Reclaiming the Word "Fat" with Dr. Alisa Karmel
Kyle Mikel
An EMT and friend of the hosts who experienced serious injuries from a scooter accident
University of Colorado
Episode: Appearance Altering Trauma- Don't Ride The Scooters
Dr. Mark Mullen
Chief resident for academics at Creighton University School of Medicine and creator/host of Psychiatry Bootcamp
Creighton University School of Medicine
Episode: Dr. Mark Mullen Schools Us on the Goldwater Rule
Ann Russo
Founder of AMR Therapy, licensed psychotherapist with a master's in theology, specializing in liberation theology.
AMR Therapy
Episode: Ann Russo Grew Up Gay in the 80s- Now Helping Others

Hosts

Eddie Carrillo
Licensed professional counselor; host with clinical focus and humor; MMHC affiliation
Justin Romano
Board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist; co-host with clinical expertise in psychiatry and patient-centered discussion

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 199 ratings
  • Love the variety!

    So many psychology podcasts that cover topics I’m interested in use too much jargon or talk way over my head. Justin and Eddie cover super relevant topics and speak at a level that makes the information relevant and applicable to me and my life. When I found their podcast, I added a ton of episodes to my library and now I can’t wait for more opportunities to drive somewhere so I have a chance to listen to them!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Briana Zack
    United States8 months ago
  • 5 stars for the RFKJ impression alone

    Thank you for bringing us fact-based and comedic updates in the mental health world. Keep up the rad work, guys!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SwearyCarrie
    United Statesa year ago
  • There was a mistake this week‘s episode

    Noting an error in the last episode, he did not have a book club, he wrote a review on goodreads about the book, with a very insightful and reflexive perspective tbh.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    tiz87
    Canada2 years ago
  • Too much laughing is distracting ! And the jokes are not even funny !

    I wish they didn’t laugh too much, it is really annoying specially when the jokes are really not funny at all ! Talking too fast on such serious matter !

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Suli Iraq
    United States3 years ago
  • Good variety

    A wide breadth of serious topics, and a lot of laughs

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ffjt53a
    United States3 years ago

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Humor and warmth make tough topics approachable.
Listeners appreciate practical, evidence-based takeaways and relatable guests.
Engaging, accessible discussions with credible clinical insight.

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Tis The Season... For Weed and Booze
Q: What do you think? How do we change the way our society deals with substance use?
We need to view addiction as a disease rather than a personal choice, which could foster greater empathy and better solutions for those struggling.
The Evolution of MMHC Legend- Isaiah
Q: So it's an interesting concept, right? Because 21-year-old me would hate me. What would you tell your 21-year-old self?
Isaiah reflects that 21-year-old him would be disappointed but emphasizes the importance of enjoying the journey and focusing on the present rather than the future.
The Evolution of MMHC Legend- Isaiah
Q: So tell us about your experience in residency, because Isaiah is somewhat of a unicorn for all our listeners out there.
Isaiah describes his residency at a large psychiatric hospital in Pittsburgh as both intensive and valuable, highlighting the city's strong mental health framework and challenges faced by patients.
Are You Mad 'Cause I'm Asking You 21 Questions?
Q: What change would you make to the world?
Justin wishes for a shift in how progress is measured, emphasizing human connection over monetary value, while Eddie wants more care and compassion among people.
Are You Mad 'Cause I'm Asking You 21 Questions?
Q: How do you want to be remembered?
Eddie wants to be remembered as genuine and authentic, while Justin focuses on connecting with people and being a good dad and husband.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Millennial Mental Health Channel

What is Millennial Mental Health Channel about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Millennial Mental Health Channel provides accessible, evidence-informed discussions on mental health with a clinician-therapist duo. Episodes cover clinical concepts, public health issues, and real-world implications—from postpartum psychology and trauma to youth vaping, PDA, and the impact of technology on well-being—always aiming to translate expertise into practical advice for everyday life. The tone mixes humors with candor, aiming to reduce stigma and encourage informed help-seeking, with guests and topics that span medical, educational, and societal angles. A standout is the regular focus on bridging clinical insight with relatable lived experience, making complex topics approachable for a broad audience while maintaining professional... more

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