
Schiz & Giggles is a podcast about Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective disorder, mental health, coping with humor and so much more! Join host Kody Green and Kit Wallis as they share their experiences living with schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder. Kody and Kit are content creators that share their lived experiences. This podcast will include mental health topics, current events and interviews w... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

This week, Kody and Kit are joined by Dr. Kojo! Dr. Kojo is a content creator, comedian, and DNP that discusses mental illnesses such as autism and ADHD through his channels on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube. Lots of questions are asked, cov... more
In 2002, Japan changed “schizophrenia” to “Integration disorder” and they claim it drastically helped reduce stigma…. but should this be done elsewhere? Maybe in the United States? This week on the podcast, Kody and Kit talk about just that: should “... more
This week on the podcast, Kody and Kit talk about a negative article that was written about them! It’s a lighter episode, and Kody and Kit dispel some myths and state some opinions and give some insight into why their handles are their handles! Schiz... more
This week on the podcast, Kody and Kit are joined by Dr. Chad Koyanagi, Hawaii’s famous street psychiatrist! Street medicine and community psychiatry is a major passion of his, and Dr. Koyanagi has helped and is helping many people with serious menta... more
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I was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder when I was sixteen. I have discovered the world can (and still may) become a more forgiving, accepting, and welcoming place than I have known since those strange first decades that added up. It’s shows like this that have given me that hope.
Like Kody described (I believe), I assumed I had lost the capacity to communicate effectively and did not possess the ability to shift my mind and senses forward when I was first diagnosed.
“My people skills a... more
I was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder when I was sixteen (now forty-five). I have discovered the world can (and still may) become a more forgiving, accepting, and welcoming place than I have known since those strange first decades that added up. It’s shows like this that have given me that hope.
Like I believe Kody describe, I came to believe I was just simply bad at communicating or did not possess the ability to shift my mind and senses forward when I was first diagnosed.
“My people... more
I was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder when I was sixteen (now forty-five). I have discovered the world can (and still may) become a more forgiving, accepting, and welcoming place than I have known since those strange first decades that added up. It’s shows like this that have given me that hope.
Like Kody, I came to believe I was just simply bad at communicating or did not possess the ability to shift my mind and senses forward.
“My people skills are bad,” I told myself, and any attem... more
Thank you for sharing your lived experience! I’m a therapist and this has been an invaluable education for helping support my clients!
I am so happy I found this, as someone who is going through a separation and trying to understand if the person I am married to has schizophrenia this has helped me so much. It is hard to love someone with delusions or even begin to understand. It’s heart breaking when they don’t see what you see and this podcast is helping me deal with it in a therapeutic way. Thank you!
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This show centers on lived experiences with schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder, blending personal storytelling with evidence-based conversations about mental health, advocacy, and humor. Episodes cover a range of formats—from interviews with clinicians, caregivers, and advocacy leaders to Q&As and candid discussions about daily life, treatment, and community resources. A standout trait is the consistent use of humor to make challenging topics more accessible, while tackling stigma, caregiving dynamics, and real-world care gaps. The format and guest mix suggest a channel that appeals to listeners seeking authentic voices, practical coping strategies, and insights from people navigating similar experiences, as well as professionals an... more
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Recent guests on Schiz and Giggles include:
1. Kojo Sarfo
2. Chad Koyanagi
3. Brett Wallis
4. Maye Jepson
5. Kaelynn Partlow
6. Michelle Hammer
7. Gabe Howard
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