Mr. Joe’s Bipolar Podcast
A podcast for those that deal with any form of a mental illness or substance abuse. Mr. Joe explores topics such as anxiety, bipolar disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, schizoaffective disorder, depression, borderline personality disorder, and narcissism. He shares his own history of substance abuse, which also includes his suboxone treatment and terrifying withdrawals. Mr. Joe also addresses the significant other, those loved ones that must deal with our illness and denial. Mr. Joe shares personal details about his regrets, mistakes, outbursts, paranoia, and the horrific consequences associated with his actions. The entire journey is seen through the eyes of Mr. Joe, as he takes us through a lifetime of ongoing abuse from his past and present. Support this podcast: https://buy.stripe.com/fZecQcaFAeVvcnu6oo
Episodes
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Physical Ailments
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe had prepared podcast content on post acute withdrawal syndrome. However, some new discoveries have emerged in Mr. Joe's life and he reviews them with his audience. He discusses recent issues with his mother and provides us with a preview of his up and coming PAWS podcast.
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Friday Jul 30, 2021
Schizophrenia 101
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe responds to an email and addressing the absence of an educational podcast on Schizophrenia. Mr. Joe covers the mental illness based on his own personal symptoms and shares the information with his audience.
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Friday Jul 30, 2021
Types of Delusions
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe discusses paranoia, psychosis, and delusions in detail. He reviews warning signs of psychosis and 5 different types of paranoia.
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Friday Jul 30, 2021
Strategies for Denial
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe responds to similar emails seeking strategies for dealing with a loved ones denial.
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Friday Jul 30, 2021
Hypochondria 101
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe provides an update on his mental health. He discusses a recent doctor visit and the results of a urine analysis.
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Friday Jul 30, 2021
Questions & Answers Part III
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe addresses 5 random questions from his listening audience. In addition, he discusses his current bipolar symptoms.
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Friday Jul 30, 2021
Drastic Mood Swings
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe compares his current state of mind to the way he felt yesterday. There has been a drastic change and his overall mood and he decides to share it with his audience.
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Friday Jul 30, 2021
Faking Feeling Well
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe discusses his current depressive state and how difficult it's been to appear happy and content. He reluctantly offers methods in which we can fake feeling well during difficult episodes.
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Friday Jul 30, 2021
Bipolar Exhaustion
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe has returned from a business trip and reports on his overall mental state and physical exhaustion. He offers suggestions to safely increase our energy levels.
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Friday Jul 30, 2021
Unlikely Medication Culprit
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Friday Jul 30, 2021
Mr. Joe returns to update his audience on his current mental state and his mother's progress with alcoholism. In addition, he discusses how certain medications that claim to have no side effects, can actually be the underlying culprit of our challenges with mental illness.
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