Every Hero can become a Villain

About this episode

The episode discusses mental health, communication among men, personal recovery, and the impact of social media on society.

Unedited recording only available on YouTube. Honorable mention and thank you to all of our listeners including our truck drivers, drive safe friends; 2 weeks off Joey fills us in on his current recovery. Realizing we're too old to keep acting like kids. I tell a short story about the importance of communication, and reminding men to talk to each other about their mental health; realizing i have rage issues; A brief story about how i pitched the idea for the original podcast, and the importance of addressing rage issues; Reviewing the Chicago t.v franchise and comparing the show to real life scenarios; The dangers of social media, and the influence it has on society, and the importance of disconnecting from it from time to time; explaining the significance of understanding why people do things before passing judgement, and much, much, more. Check out our sister podcast "Don't Fear the Queer", and our spinoff, "Banana Stickers". I'm Max Power, you all be safe out there, but more importantly, be grateful!

People in this episode

Hosts: Joey, Max Power

Topics covered

• mental health
• communication
• rage issues
• social media
• Chicago TV franchise

Keywords

• podcast
• YouTube
• truck drivers
• importance of communication
• disconnecting from social media

Mentioned in this episode

Products: Don't Fear the Queer, Banana Stickers

Books & works: Don't Fear the Queer, Banana Stickers

Places: Chicago

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