Christina Warren, Jeff Severns Guntzel, and Brett Terpstra chat weekly about mental health, tech, and pop culture.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 9 days 16 hours 3 minutes
episode 295: That Particular Monster
Is there any such thing as a neurotypical? Our intrepid hosts discuss. Conversation styles, quality of presence, plus finding a therapist, tracking GitHub stars, and how to build the ultimate Markdown editor.
episode 296: Thought Bubbles in the Brain Matrix
We all know that journaling can be so good for us. Why is it so hard? We talked about what works for us and why. Then Brett tells us about the resurrection of his tool Gather. Have you heard the Good News?
episode 297: The Many Returns of Bryan Guffey
Bryan Guffey returns to talk about therapy as a commodity, Brenden Fraser in a fat suit (and the ethics of fat suits in the first place), good doctors, and a bunch of random stuff in-between!
episode 297: The Many Returns of Bryan Guffey
Bryan Guffey returns to talk about therapy as a commodity, Brenden Fraser in a fat suit (and the ethics of fat suits in the first place), good doctors, and a bunch of random stuff in-between!
episode 298: Why Brett Builds What He Builds
Christina is off this week. Jeff interviews Brett about why and how he builds the tools he builds.
episode 299: An Invitation to the In-Between
Rabbi Eric Linder joins Brett and Jeff to talk band names, frameworks of understanding, spiritual atheism, and some real good apps.
episode 300: Episode 300!
It's episode 300! But not 300 episodes. We explain. Also, Brett visits Minneapolis, secrets of the public radio interview, and lots of complaining about expensive Apple gear. All aboard!
episode 301: Brett Terpstra Time Machine
Video surfaces of Brett’s 1990s punk band Onward to Mayhem. Jeff gets soaked in mace, cuffed, and taken downtown for the crime of rock 'n roll. Christina reveals an amazing coulda-woulda with a rising-star emo band. Brett has a new…
episode 302: High Content/Low Energy
Jeffrey is trying to make sense of a medical emergency. Brett experiences a paradigm shift in how he thinks about his bipolar diagnosis. Christina talks about the unique challenges of live broadcasts.