Depresh Mode with John Moe

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An award-winning weekly mental health podcast about living with complicated minds, featuring musicians, comics, researchers, experts, authors, and actors. https://maximumfun.org/podcasts/depresh-mode/

Hanif Abdurraqib in ball cap, hoodie, jacket, and beard
Smiling woman in black shirt
Author Gemma Correll in a red striped shirt and glasses next to the cover of her book Anxietyland, with her in the same outfit.
White haired man in a polka dot shirt in front of a polka dot background that is the inverse of the shirt.
Blake Mycoskie, smiling and wearing a large hat
Zayna in black overalls smiles at the camera
Zayna in a long black dress against a brick wall
Jimmy Pardo looking mischievous.
Annabelle Gurwitch in a red dress.
Eric Zimmer in a hoodie leaning on a wall
Two hands covered in dirt.
To recap, Tom Johnson: is 84 years old was born in poverty, sold watermelons with his dad out of a truck wrote well enough for a newspaper editor to put him through college and grad school worked for LBJ in the White House starting in his early 20s broke the news to LBJ that MLK was shot became publisher of the LA Times and president of CNN loaned Gorbachev a pen he used to sign the paperwork dissolving the Soviet Union dealt with severe depression at a time when he was raised to see it as a weakness, treated it anyway is full of regrets about all the time spent on his career at the expense of his family is my guest on the show today
Tom Johnson: is 84 years old was born in poverty, sold watermelons with his dad out of a truck wrote well enough for a newspaper editor to put him through college and grad school worked for LBJ in the White House starting in his early 20s broke the news to LBJ that MLK was shot became publisher of the LA Times and president of CNN loaned Gorbachev a pen he used to sign the paperwork dissolving the Soviet Union dealt with severe depression at a time when he was raised to see it as a weakness, treated it anyway is full of regrets about all the time spent on his career at the expense of his family is my guest on the podcast on Monday I am so excited to bring you this episode.
NYT mental health reporter Christina Caron
Person being sucked into a computer illustration from Stat News