About this episode

This episode features a compilation of unexpected and honest conversations about mental health and personal struggles.

Across this series, Joe’s office has been a place for plenty of laughter, but also for conversations that none of us expected. In this special compilation, we revisit some of the show’s most honest and affecting moments. Jason Fox reflects on the mental-health struggles that ended his military career, Pete Wicks explores the childhood experiences behind his feeling of never being enough, and Elizabeth Day helps Joe confront his own fear that he doesn’t truly belong. Our guests also speak openly about depression, anxiety, antidepressants, grief, financial hardship and the people who helped them through their darkest periods. Along the way, Joe and Jake reflect on the friendship they have built and why humour and vulnerability don’t have to be opposites. Some difficult subjects are discussed in this episode, including suicide and suicidal thoughts. Please look after yourself while watching. Links to professional support can be found in our Instagram bio. Featuring Joe Marler (@joemarler17) and Jake Bhardwaj (@jakebhardwajtv) Follow the show on Instagram: @willseeyounowshow Joe Marler Will See You Now is a Platform Media production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit…

People in this episode

Host: Joe Marler

Guests: Jason Fox, Pete Wicks, Elizabeth Day

Topics covered

• mental health
• vulnerability
• friendship
• humor
• depression
• anxiety
• personal stories

Keywords

• mental health
• depression
• anxiety
• vulnerability
• friendship
• humor
• suicide
• grief
• financial hardship

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Platform Media

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