ANDREW SOLOMON | TEDxMet

Depression, schizophrenia, suicidal feelings—too often, these experiences stay private. These speakers who've struggled with mental illness boldly share their stories, in hopes that others don't feel so alone.

TERRI LOMAX & DR. DOMINIQUE BROUSSARD

In a world where black women are often underrepresented and misunderstood, we need more safe spaces to just… be. Every Friday, join Dr. Dominique Broussard, a college professor and psychologist, and Terri Lomax, a techie and motivational speaker, as they initiate authentic conversations on everything from fibroids to fake friends. If you’re a black woman or woman of color looking for an extra dose of inspiration on the go, pull up a seat and join us on the Cultivating H.E.R. (Healing, Empowerment, Resilience) Space podcast.

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S4 Episode 2 of 'Where Should We Begin?' with Esther Perel

In this episode of, we are introduced to two individuals in a same-sex relationship. Over three years into the relationship the romance remains a secret as one of the partners is not yet ‘out.’ We meet the pair as they are working to decide if the connection is worth fighting for through the layers of oppression they face. The dynamic has devolved into a classic relationship dance of pursuer and distancer. Each partner unintentionally triggers the exact behavior they do not desire in the other.

Can the pair alter this pattern and create an open, trusting relationship? Or have they become so invested in the choreography they cannot change the dance?

HBR IdeaCast / Episode 749

A psychologist explains how people, organizations, and societies can emerge from crisis stronger.

What does it mean to be a modern philosopher? How is Big Tech affecting us? How do you combine activism with being the editor of a magazine? Award-winning author Emma Gannon has a gentle line of questioning that starts with work, and ends up wherever the conversations lead. Named Best Business podcast by Vuelio, Ctrl Alt Delete is a gateway into new ideas – with past guests including Alain de Botton, Ava DuVernay, Dame Steve Shirley and Mrs Hinch.

BY BOBBY TEMPS & AUDIOBOOM

Delve into a factor in mental health and how to better manage it. Better understand different conditions from first-hand experience, with inspiring guests and surprising statistics. Start listening from any episode or topic that interests you.

So whether you have experienced mental illness or not, they’ll be something to relate to in each episode. Oh, and remember, you are enough!

WITH KRISTA TIPPETT

Pauline Boss coined the term “ambiguous loss” and invented a new field within psychology to name the reality that every loss does not hold a promise of anything like resolution. Amid this pandemic, there are so many losses — from deaths that could not be mourned, to the very structure of our days, to a sudden crash of what felt like solid careers and plans and dreams. This conversation is full of practical intelligence for shedding assumptions about how we should be feeling and acting as these only serve to deepen stress.

WITH KRISTA TIPPETT

Living the Questions: How can we be present to what’s happening in the world without giving in to despair and hopelessness?

BY ESQUIRE SINGAPORE

EPISODE 27: MALE SUICIDE, DEPRESSION AND MENTAL HEALTH

With World Mental Health Day coming up on 10 October, episode 27 of The Bite podcast focuses on the issue of male suicide and the taboo topic of men talking about mental health.

Hurry Slowly is a show about how you can be more productive, creative, and resilient through the simple act of slowing down. Through in-depth interviews with deep thinkers, artists, and entrepreneurs, host Jocelyn K. Glei sparks new ideas for navigating work and life at a more sustainable pace.

EPISODE 03: MENTAL HEALTH

This podcast’s mission is three-fold:

1. To have meaningful conversations about Business, Life and Happiness. To explore what it means to be human, and what is possible by living a life with intention (and not by default).

2. To build a community of kindred humans through sharing, learning and growing together.

3. To put out joy into the world. To have fun!

Vivek Murthy, former U.S. Surgeon General, says that even before the Covid-19 pandemic, we were facing another health crisis: loneliness. Studies show that, around the world, more people have been feeling a greater sense of social isolation, which has many negative affects, including increased blood pressure, reduced immune response, and decreased engagement and productivity at work. But organizations can be a place where people find a greater sense of belonging. Murthy wants us to take loneliness more seriously and focus on fostering the types of authentic connections — face-to-face and virtual — that we need to combat it.

WITH KIMBERLÉ CRENSHAW

11. UNDER THE BLACKLIGHT: THE INTERSECTIONAL VULNERABILITIES THAT COVID LAYS BARE (SERIES)

Five incredible change-makers join host Kimberlé Crenshaw for a conversation about building collective resistance and power in the time of COVID-19.

You might think more money, a better job, or Instagram-worthy vacations would make you happy. You’re dead wrong. In "The Happiness Lab" podcast, Yale professor Dr Laurie Santos will take you through the latest scientific research and share some surprising and inspiring stories that will forever alter the way you think about happiness. She's changed the lives of thousands of people through her class "Psychology and the Good Life," and she'll change yours, too.

Welcome to the Mental Health Mukbang, a podcast by the Asian Mental Health Collective, where our hosts break down big mental health ideas into easily digestible sound bites. We hope to you'll join us for conversations that bring Asian culture and mental health to the table.

WITH HAILEY HARDCASTLE

School can be rife with stress, anxiety, panic attacks and even burnout -- but there's often no formal policy for students who need to prioritize their well-being. Hailey Hardcastle explains why schools should offer mental health days and allow students time to practice emotional hygiene without stigma. Follow along to learn how she and a team of fellow teens transformed their advocacy into law.