Jul 27, 2022
Andrew Jensen started golfing at seven years old and went professional around 23.
His first suicide attempt happened at 16, with others between tours in his mid-twenties.
In this episode, Andrew joins us to talk about his journey as an athlete, how intergenerational toxic masculinity shaped his golf game, and the...
Jul 20, 2022
Many professional athletes go on to second careers in Hollywood or politics – but former pro surfer Cooper Chapman’s dreams are a little different.
After seeing firsthand how depression affected his father, and losing two family friends to suicide – not to mention his own anxiety and stress Cooper developed a...
Jul 13, 2022
Childhood trauma shapes us in different ways. For some people, it’s a lifelong source of pain. But others, like comedian Mona Shaikh, seem to use it as a source of strength – not to mention laughs.
Today, Mona joins me for a wild conversation about the funny side of life (being catfished by a fake Indian finance...
Jul 6, 2022
Serving in the U.S. military is a challenge for anyone – but it can be especially tough when you’re dealing with mental health conditions.
Public speaker and mental health advocate Rudy Caseres, who was serving in the Army during his first experience with catatonic schizophrenia, understands this firsthand.
In...