Scottee is mental. Having spent a life running away from madness he is now walking alongside it, asking himself questions along the way. Listen to him ruminate on sanity, capitalist self care, pity parties and diagnosis, as he gets lost in his thoughts and the landscape.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health |
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What role do we play in the suffering of our favourite artists?
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Is wellness making us sick?
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Were you born mad or made mad?
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I loved the last season and I loved this season too. As always Scottee’s thoughts are based on kindness and gentleness and listening to him think about difficult things helps me to access them too. Cannot recommend this enough. Wonderful content
I laughed and cried. I learned and reflected. I wish I had heard this in my 20’s
Such a well thought out, researched and engaging podcast. Provokes so much thought and reflection along with some giggles.
Both seasons are binge material and something to return to, when that feeling you need a companion to walk with you. Love you so much scottee
Vulnerable, real and just real damn special
I found your episodes really calming and relatable, it made me look at what I’m going through in a different perspective. So please, if you have some time, make more episodes
I stumbled upon this podcast & was surprised to find it a worthy listen. It’s wonderful to hear a different take on well-being & mental health.
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Exploring themes of mental health and well-being, the content features introspective discussions that encourage listeners to reflect on their own experiences with sanity, the impact of societal expectations, and the complexities of self-care. The host shares personal anecdotes intertwined with broader societal critiques, often using humor and candidness to address serious topics like self-pity and mental diagnoses. Unique to this show is the setting of nature walks, where the host's musings are complemented by the calming backdrop of the outdoors, contributing to the overall soothing experience for the audience.
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