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"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
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 674 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthSexualityHealth & Fitness | |||

Laura Moran is a television writer. She talks about a lifelong battle with depression, self-harm and the suicide attempt that helped her realize she needed help resulting in a stay in a psychiatric facility which helped turn her life around.
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Jesse Perez is a friend of Paul’s, a cancer survivor, a podcaster, and a Latino man navigating life under the current administration. Look for his podcast, Equanimity, which focuses on this experience.
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Chris Grace (@ChrisGraceComedy) is a comedian and actor who shares his stories of love, tragic loss, and growing up as the child of an immigrant. He discusses grief and racial dynamics in both comedy and the gay community.
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Nate Berkus (@NateBerkus) is an interior designer and a NYT best-selling author (look for his new book, Foundations: Timeless Design That Feels Personal) who joins Paul to share his story of growing up, his challenges with authenticity, and the traum... more
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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.
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.
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.
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Focused on mental health, the content features deep and intimate conversations surrounding the complexities of human experience, addiction, trauma, and personal recovery journeys. The discussions often blend humor with serious topics, creating an open and relatable space for listeners to explore their own mental health challenges. Notably, the podcast frequently incorporates listener-submitted stories, providing a unique platform for shared experiences while emphasizing the importance of community and support in healing processes. Guests range from mental health professionals to everyday individuals sharing their struggles, which helps to destigmatize mental illness and promote honest discourse.
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Recent guests on Mental Illness Happy Hour include:
1. Laura Moran
2. Anna Runkle
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4. Robert Suttle
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8. Tina Kaye
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