Podcast Episode
2 episodes tagged "Podcast Episode".
The Oversharing Epidemic: Why You Need to Shut Up Sometimes | Episode 33
In this unhinged episode, we’re tackling oversharing—that cringeworthy habit of dumping your life story on strangers or X for clout. With 70% psychological science and 30% hard-won sobriety wisdom, Michael rips into why we overshare, how it sabotages relationships, and its sneaky role in addiction recovery. Expect Jordan Peterson-level intensity, dark humor that hits like a shot of reality, and five practical tools to keep your emotional baggage off the public stage. Whether you’re in recovery or just tired of regretting your TMI moments, this episode is your wake-up call to shut up and save your dignity. 🔥 Why Watch? Unpack the psychology of oversharing (attachment issues, emotional chaos, and X likes, oh my!) Learn how oversharing fuels addiction and threatens sobriety Get 5 evidence-based tips to stop spilling your soul to the wrong crowd Laugh through the cringe with humor as real as your last bad decision
Depression Lies to You Every Single Day
Buckle up for a no-BS dive into the abyss of depression with Michael, a psychologist-in-training who’s wrestled demons and whiskey bottles to bring you this raw, unfiltered podcast episode. Depression isn’t just “feeling sad”—it’s a neurochemical liar that affects 280 million people worldwide, and it’s got a nasty habit of tagging along in addiction recovery. With psychological science and hard-earned recovery wisdom, this episode rips the mask off depression, exposing its lies with humor, hard truths, and five actionable tools to fight back. Expect intensity, a sprinkle of dark comedy, and zero coddling. Whether you’re battling the black dog or supporting someone who is, this is your roadmap to understanding and tackling depression head-on. 🔥 Why Watch? + Learn the science behind depression (serotonin, dopamine, and brain wiring, oh my!) + Discover how addiction and depression are toxic BFFs—and how to break their cycle + Get 5 evidence-based psychological tips to start climbing out of the pit + Laugh through the pain with authentic humor that doesn’t sugarcoat the struggle