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With Deep Caring, Respect & A Relentless Curiosity Luis Maimoni, LMFT Helps Kids & Families Root Out Pain Aug 14, 2019

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Luis Maimoni is a bilingual (Spanish/English) therapist in the outpatient department of a community mental health agency in Gardena, CA. His clients are children with problems at school, at home, with friends, or in the community. They may avoid family and friends, get in fights, purposefully harm themselves, or have a hard time getting things done. He collaborates with these children and their families to find and treat the root cause. Although there are many clinical aspects to his work, the most important things he provides are a listening mind, relentless curiosity, deep caring and respect, and a willingness to be his authentic self. He is trained in several Evidence Based Practices, including Positive Parenting Program (Triple P), Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP), Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and Interpersonal Therapy (IPT). As Board Secretary of The Guidance Center, he is able to directly support the effort to erase the stigma associated with mental heath, and advocate for clients and providers. The Guidance Center provides mental health services to over 3,000 children and families each year in the communities of Long Beach, Compton, San Pedro, and Avalon.

Prior to working in mental health, Luis's career focused on sales and marketing. Which is how we met incidentally. For over 20 years, he lead teams that created engagement with customers, clients, and communities via highly targeted content and platforms. We focus on the children and parents here today though. Enjoy!

In this episode Peter & Luis discuss:

0:40- Intro & welcome Luis!

1:50- Sometimes ADHD is not at the actual root of a kid's trouble.

2:30- How & why did you switch from running your own agency to helping and treating kids?

3:08- So, with what types of kids are you usually working?

4:34- Talk to us about the stigma attached to mental health from your experiences

6:16- Why do you think it's taking so long to break down the stigmas?

6:40- On mental health within the stoic culture of many immigrant parents

8:53- Kids on the spectrum usually have a pretty tough time opening up; what do you do to break through to them? Ref: Jennifer Hartstein interview

12:28- How are you framing ADHD to kids? How do you fight the "you are broken" residuals?

13:05- On parenting an ADHD child

15:23- Often, when parents hear a diagnosis, they go deaf to anything said afterwards. How do you handle that?

18:41- Luis, how can people find you on the socials? LinkedIn @ Luis Maimoni

19:00- Thank you Luis! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews have been working! Even if you've reviewed us before, would you please continue to do so. Each review you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help even more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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Managing Chronic Pain & Mental Health Ouchie's w/ CEO Rachel Trobman Aug 07, 2019

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Thank you to RxGo for sponsoring this episode! RxGo is a free prescription discount card that can save you between 10 to 84percent of your out of pocket expenses. We all have to deal with medications, especially when you are neurodiverse like we are. With RxGo, not only can you search for your exact medication's pricing at your local pharmacy, but if your insurance doesn't cover it, and if you have to pay out of pocket, you can save between 10 and 84percent off of your medication costs by using this card! There is no application, no health restrictions, no fees and the card never expires! So, it you have any medication needs and want to save, please check out www.RxGo.com/faster Thank you again to RxGo for sponsoring today's podcast!

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Rachel Trobman is the CEO and Co-Founder of Upside Health, which is dedicated to reducing the economic and social impact of chronic pain for patients and providers, primarily through its technology product, Ouchie. Prior to her foray into healthcare, Rachel was a digital content producer, working for a wide range of news outlets including NY1, the New York Times and the TODAY Show. When she's not wrangling health systems, Rachel is wrangling her two young daughters, Maisie and June, and is exploring the best ice cream spots in NJ with her husband, Jason. Enjoy!

In this episode Peter & Rachel discuss:

2:03- Intro & welcome Rachel! Ref: Upside Health, Ouchie App

3:28- Are you ADHD? People with ADHD share many similarities to those living with chronic pain; sometimes they are one-in-the-same. The similarities exist in sensitization issues and treatment methods.

4:30- What made you come up with this company?

6:30- Much self-reporting of pain is tainted due to the 'shake it off' attitude surrounding hurt & pain. i.e. An "invisible illness".

7:42- On the concept of "well, you don't look sick", and what being sick really means.

8:26- Penicillin won't fix everything. It's just not that easy, or simple, or mono.

9:04- Tell us about some of the wins you've seen with the platform and what you are building!

10:12- Talk about the benefit of finding support & solutions together, as a tribe.

11:56- On talking to people who understand

13:30- On acknowledgement of being in pain, by others in pain and dealing with it all

14:40- Who is the perfect candidate for the Ouchie App?

15:48- Awesome! Rachel, how can people find you on the socials? @RachieDT on Twitter, LinkedIn and the Ouchie App is out now and available on Apple & Android!

16:70- Thank you Rachel! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews have been working! Even if you've reviewed us before, would you please continue to do so. Each review you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help even more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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Author&Speaker Ben Glenn Talks the Art of Simplicity ADHD & Dyslexia Jul 31, 2019

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A full time speaker since 1995, Ben has been sharing his story of growing up with ADHD & Dyslexia with church groups, students, teachers athletes and organizations all over the world. Through the use of live art and storytelling he has curated a powerful & entertaining program! Adding to his many works of art, he is the author of "Simply Special: Learning to Love Your ADHD". Today we talk about kids, (he credits his daughters for helping him overcome a fear of speaking to elementary age children), how to find teachable moments, The Chalkguy LEGO Drive, and how kindness can often be contagious. Enjoy!

In this episode Peter & Ben discuss:

2:14- Intro & welcome Ben!

2:48- What's your story; when were you diagnosed?

3:48- What was it like growing up; with what kinds of things were you dealing as a kid? Ref: Simply Special book

6:33- We develop survival skills early in school- did you realize that was happening? [How did you begin your career of speaking?]

8:10- On deciding on a Major in college

9:48- Tell his about this LEGO project you've started!

11:35- On picking teachable moments

13:19- On how generosity is contagious

15:00- How can people get in touch if they want to join in? www.SimplyBenGlenn.com or directly at www.GiveYourBricks.com

16:32- How can folks get in touch with you on the socials? www.SimplyBenGlenn.com YouTube INSTA FB Twitter: @SimpleADHDExpert

17:59- Thank you Ben! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews have been working! Even if you've reviewed us before, would you please continue to do so. Each review you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help even more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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Shattering the Stereotypes of Autism, Neurodiversity & Sex w/ PILF Podcaster JessThePrequel Jul 24, 2019

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Today we're talking about autism, orgy's, lemon thievery, weighted blankets, feeling like an outcast, being called weird but learning to not give a hoot! (Sh*t's about to get weird y'all, put the kids to bed!) Jess, better known as "Jess the Prequel" on Instagram, is a comedian and host of PILF podcast, a sex-positive show where she delves into topics relating to love and relationships. Jess is proudly outspoken about being on the autism spectrum, and uses her platform to normalize autism, and break the myths and misconceptions related to the three A's: Autism, ADHD, and Anxiety. We're excited she's joined us today. This is a fun one, enjoy!

*WARNING: This episode contains QUITE a lot more than just a pinch of salty language. Store the kids away and be aware of your surroundings please!

In this episode Peter & JessThePrequel discuss:

1:57- Intro & welcome Jess!

3:05- Jess, what does PILF mean?

3:40- Tell us your story; when were you diagnosed?

5:00- What kinds of things were you doing to mask your Autism? How did that effect you and what did you learn?

8:00- When you are neurodiverse, do you have a stronger ability to prepare than say, the non-neurodiverse? Ref: weighted blankets

9:38- On being outgoing and wanting to help others

11:00- Ok. Let's pivot for a few and talk about why & how you started PILF.

13:08- The podcast is very good! So about Episode: "Rule 34, #2 Peter Cotton Gets Some Tail"… When do you think sex became this mainstream? Also, I dare say, when most people think of Autism they do & are NOT thinking about sex; yet you are bravely talking about all of the above! Do tell! Ref: Penelope Trunk @PenelopeTrunk

19:35- On how neurodivergent folks can relate to others who have been labeled "outcasts, weird, abnormal", etc. On learning how to not give a f&$#!

20:37- So I wanna ask how people can find you, but first I really need to ask you about Episode 14, "Potluck Orgies". Would you explain the context to our listeners please? Ref: Lemon Stealer Porn

So, how can people find you? @JessThePrequel on Twitter & INSTA. PILF Podcast on Spotify & iTunes (Stitcher too)

22:36- Thank you Jess!! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews have been working! Even if you've reviewed us before, would you please continue to do so. Each review you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help even more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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ADHD Dessert w/ Culinary Consultant, Entrepreneur, Argument Clinician, Author Allison Robicelli Jul 17, 2019

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Thank you to RxGo for sponsoring this episode! RxGo is a free prescription discount card that can save you between 10 to 84 percent of your out of pocket expenses. We all have to deal with medications, especially when you are neurodiverse like we are. With RxGo, not only can you search for your exact medication's pricing at your local pharmacy, but if your insurance doesn't cover it, and if you have to pay out of pocket, you can save between 10 and 84percent off of your medication costs by using this card! There is no application, no health restrictions, no fees and the card never expires! So, it you have any medication needs and want to save, please check out www.RxGo.com/faster Thank you again to RxGo for sponsoring today's podcast!

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We are live & onsite in Brooklyn today! So, I have known Allison Robicelli forever, like way before I even started HARO. She & her husband Matt once owned a bakery near here and would bring me cakes, specialty donuts & things.. I remember the first time they went viral with their Chicken & Waffle cupcakes! That was a big deal. She has since continued on to become a best selling & critically acclaimed author, a James Beard nominated food writer, has written for Medium magazine, is a serial entrepreneur and consultant, an idea sailor, a Mom, has remained a fast-talker and oh, and she has ADHD too. Allison is full of great perspective and advice. Happy to visit with my ol'pal here today. Enjoy!

*This episode contains a few pinches of salty language, best to be aware of your surroundings.

In this episode Peter & Allison discuss:

2:13- Intro & welcome Allison!- I've known you forever, but for our audience, give us a bit of your background story? ref: Robicelli's a Love Story, with Cupcakes book, Robicelli's Bakery

4:56- On seeing an idea for what it is & being able to run with it

5:30- How do you harness the ADHD for good, without going all over the place, losing perspective and having things turn out crappy; what's your secret?

6:35- How does your having ADHD and your husband not, work in your marriage & business partnership?

8:40- On starting your own business right as everything is changing around you, AND you have ADHD

11:05- On work & play not being mutually exclusive, and the importance of using your imagination. Ref: 3 books, Robicelli Argument Clinic podcast

13:00- It is ok to be very selective about the people with whom you spend time.

13:45- On the yin&yang of finding your superpower

15:30- Do you think those of us with ADHD just need to work for ourselves?

18:00- "Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." Albert Einstein is often credited with this wonderful quote, but it may actually have come from a variety of different sources, which is quite fitting given its subject matter. It takes all sorts of people with all sorts of different talents and skills to create positive things in the world. -Virgin.com

18:17- What do you say to people who are miserable and can't seem to figure out from where the happiness comes?

19:09- On being OK with failing!

21:12- Allison's journey right out of high school

22:00- On finding what you love. Ref: Say Anything, Quotes from Say Anything. What Allison & Matt are loving now: Oaxaca Taqueria, Rip's Malt Shop

25:25- Have dessert!

26:30- How can people find you if they would like to learn more? www.Robicellis.com Twitter: @ROBICELLIS If you want to see Allison's cats in bowties, (food also), go to her Instagram: @allisonrobicelli

27:51- Thank you Allison! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews have been working! Even if you've reviewed us before, would you please continue to do so. Each review you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help even more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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Learning to Teach Others with ADHD w/ Jonathan Rizo, Ed.D. Jul 10, 2019

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Diagnosed with ADHD at age 23, Jonathan has earned his BA in Criminal Justice and a Masters in School Psychology. His first career was in Juvenile corrections, but for the past six years he has changed things to become a school psychologist. During his tenure, he has implemented precise academic & behavior systems, (Multi-Tiered Systems of Support+ADHD= MTSS on Steroids), to ensure he & his fellow educators are providing adequate support for all types of students. His work has focused on creating data systems where educators & helpers can use the data to guide their instructional practices while providing targeted interventions for the students who need it, (Academic and Behavior). The data system gives educators access to students' demographics, academic present levels, (based on formative assessments), and behavior needs, with just a click of a button. In addition, all the information is presented in one document so that the data can be sorted for further analyses. The staff has fully embraced it, and this has led to an overall improvement of student's academics, behavior and social/ emotional knowledge. Recently earning his doctorate in Education Learning, Jonathan's life is now dedicated to helping all students become fearless and courageous, at any moment. Enjoy!

In this episode Peter & Jonathan discuss:

2:03- Intro & welcome Jonathan!

3:16- What's your background story?

4:45- You said the system failed you; what did you mean by that strong statement?

6:50- What do you say to teachers & school districts who are trying their best to fix things, and make things work better?

9:09- What do you think parents can do to help?

12:42- What do you tell kids who have been made to feel that they are somehow broken?

16:38- How can people find you if they would like to learn more? @jrizo62 on Twitter, INSTA, FB RizoJonathan62@gmail.com

17:30- Thank you Jonathan! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews have been working! Even if you've reviewed us before, would you please continue to do so. Each review you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help even more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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The Episode About ADHD & Weight Loss w/ Dr. Katie Rickel Jun 26, 2019

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Remember that rainy night, just this past Winter's eve, when you resolved to drop 25lbs, be fit & super-excited by the time this Summer's swimsuit season arrived? Us too. Today we're talking about strategies, just in case that didn't just magically happen for you. We are joined by Katie Rickel. Dr. Rickel graduated summa cum laude from Duke University with a Bachelor of Science in psychology and earned a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Florida. She completed an APA-accredited clinical internship in health psychology at Duke University Medical Center, with advanced training in behavioral and bariatric obesity treatment, as well as the psychological management of chronic pain and illness. Dr. Rickel has expertise in treating anxiety disorders, including obsessive-compulsive disorder and specific phobias. Her research has been presented at various professional conferences and published in scientific journals. She has also appeared on "The Dr. Oz Show" and has been quoted in several popular media outlets, including the Wall Street Journal, Huffington Post, Health magazine, Yahoo! Health, Women's Health magazine, Weight Watchers magazine, andabcnews.com. She is now the CEO of Structure House, which has been named the nation's leading weight loss treatment program. In existence since 1977, Structure House has helped more than 40,000 participants achieve their wellness goals and live their best lives. Dr. Rickel generously shares her expertise & experience with us here today. Enjoy!

In this episode Peter & Katie discuss:

2:28- Intro & welcome Dr. Rickel! ref: www.StructureHouse.com

3:20- Before we get into all of this, would you tell us a little bit more about your background please?

6:20- Let's talk about ADHD & that premise of "all or nothing"

9:25- On how emotions play a role in cycles of an "all or nothing" mindset, especially when it comes to weight loss

10:20- What are some tips you might share in order to keep us from getting into a bad cycle? ref: The National Weight Control Registry

12:50- Apps for ADHD food journaling: Lose It! My Fitness Pal or just take a picture of your meals.

14:31- What other secret tricks would you recommend?

16:00- On the importance of how you look & feel

17:00- On turning to your strengths

18:14- What percentage of your patients have ADHD?

19:21- How can people find you if they would like to learn more? www.StructureHouse.com @StructureHouse on: Twitter, FB, INSTA, Pinterest, LinkedIn

20:38- Thank you Dr. Rickel! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews have been working! But.. even if you've reviewed us before, please continue to do so, so that word will continue to spread and we will all be able to reach & help even more people! You can always reach me at peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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Recovery From The Bottom Of The Barrel w/ Royal Air Force Veteran, PTSD Survivor & ADHD Author Pete White Jun 19, 2019

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Pete White was born and raised in the North East of England. At age 21 he joined the Royal Air Force. At 22 years old he was eagerly on his way to Afghanistan. Things took an unexpected turn there for him. He found himself in a bad spot- suffering from the crippling effects of PTSD and severe depression. After 7 years of that suffering, and a lot of medication & therapy, he was medically discharged from the military. Still mentally unwell and unsure of what he was going to do in his new life as a civilian, he made the tough decision to put his past behind him, take control and build the life that he wanted to live.

Obsessed with the idea of personal success in every area of life, he developed methods and habits to channel his experience to benefit himself and others, creating his own version of success using his super-alert ADHD brain. Pete now spends his time helping other people to overcome their personal challenges, put their negative circumstances behind them, and create their own idea of success. He has recently written a book about his experiences named "From The Bottom Of The Barrel". He generously shares his story with us here today. Enjoy!

In this episode Peter & Pete discuss:

2:16- Intro & welcome Pete!

2:58- So, what led you to joining the military?

3:50- What led to your PTDS & depression after having such a good start?

5:43- A lot of people in the military, in this country anyway, still fight a strong stigma against mental repair. How did it go for you in the UK?

7:02- When people hear the phrase "the crippling effects of depression, or PTSD", they don't always comprehend what that means really, unless they've experienced them first hand. Would you share with us some of the effects you have experienced please?

8:45- What were some of the therapies that helped you get through it and climb out? ref: EMDR Therapy

11:48- The military is completely schedule-driven. Regimented. When you were discharged, you lost that order in your life. How did you handle that?

13:06- What do you tell people who are re-entering civilian life?

14:15- So, what prompted you to write this book: "From The Bottom Of The Barrel"?

15:43- Is it available on Amazon? YES via Amazon.co.uk

15:54- How can people find you? www.ImperiumLifeCoaching.com Facebook: @imperiumlifecoaching Via email: Pete@ImperiumLifeCoaching.com

16:34- Thank you Pete! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews have been working! But.. EVEN IF you've reviewed us before, please continue to do so, so that word will continue to spread and we will all be able to reach & help even more people! You can always reach me at peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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World Traveler, Global Author, Creative Coach & Like Minded ADHD Man Dave Fox Jun 12, 2019

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Dave Fox has been all around the globe. Tunisia, Northern Africa, Norway, the UK you name it! He was born in the states, but at age eight he moved to England with his family. That move at such a young age triggered something that permanently changed his life. From that age forward he's been obsessed with learning about foreign cultures. He spent two years of high school in Oslo, taught English in Turkey, traveled independently, then worked, edited and wrote for renowned travel guru Rick Steves for sixteen years, (which is no small feat if you're familiar with Rick's work)! For many years, Dave's career focus was on Europe, but things took a dramatic turn in 2008 when he went on what was supposed to be a one-time, one-week vacation in Vietnam. He felt so mesmerized by the frenetic pulse of Ho Chi Minh City – or Saigon as it's still casually called – that he moved there. It turns out that Saigon works out well for the ADHD brain because he & his wife still live there! We talk about it all here today. Enjoy!

In this episode Peter & Dave discuss:

0:58- Intro & welcome Dave!

1:50- When travel became an addiction for you- did you embrace it, or try to ignore it?

3:00- What took you to England for the first time? ref: Rick Steves

6:10- Amidst the constant craziness, stimulation and beauty of daily life in Saigon, how do you focus down and get work done.. especially when it's all around you like that?

12:32- Do you travel outside of Vietnam very often? Tell us about your weekends.

14:00- What other destinations have you fallen in love with?

15:08- How can people find out more about you and your Writing, Life Coaching, Classes, Books, etc? www.GlobeJotting.com Twitter: @GlobeJotter FB: @GlobeJotting INSTA: @GlobeJotting YouTube: GlobeJotting

15:35- Thank you Dave- I am so envious! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Please.. stop right now and write us a review, EVEN IF you've reviewed us before, so that we will all be able to help & reach even more people! You can always reach me at peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. Also at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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As always, leave us a comment below and PLEASE drop us a review on iTunes and of course, subscribe to the podcast if you haven't already! The more reviews we get, the more people we can reach. Help us to show the world that ADHD is a gift, not a curse! Know of anyone you think should be on the FTN podcast? Shoot us a note, we'd love to hear!

Get Up! Talking ADHD & Good Mental Health w/ Rockstars Shinedown Jun 05, 2019

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I have been listening to our guests for well more than a decade! They have been part of my playlist since the summer of 2006 when their music helped me run the NYC Marathon faster than I ever had before. You surely know their music too, even if you've never heard the name Shinedown! Their song "Get Up" is the most inspiring, straight to the point, song I've ever heard that challenges the stigmas of talking honestly about mental health. They are some of the hardest working Artists in the world, so I was honored when they agreed to spend some time with us here today, helping to grow & inspire more honest conversations about mental health. Enjoy!

In this episode Peter, Brent and Eric discuss:

1:08- Intro and welcome Brent Smith and Eric Bass!

2:00- After 136 shows spanning 48,000 miles, you guys were labeled The Hardest Working Artists of 2018! That's a ton of work & a healthy mantle! How do you make sure that you are taking care of yourselves mentally?

4:56- Peter on working to relax ref: The New Yorker cartoon

5:37- On loving what you do & being driven

6:10- On the importance of surrounding yourself with good people & a good support system

9:49- Brent, you wrote "Get Up" for Eric. The majority of folks don't know how to talk to a friend who is, or might be struggling. What did you learn from writing this song?

14:08- "You are not going to be defined by your failures. You are going to be defined by the fact that you refuse to give up- no matter what" -Brent Smith

16:05- Peter on the importance of Music, and how music will pull you through ref: "I Dare You" ref: Peter gets arrested for exercising, makes news.

18:24- What is it about music, not books, movies, tv, etc, but music that people always credit with bringing them through a rough spell, or helping them remember a moment in time, etc. Why?

20:52- Talk to me about the stigma around mental health. Finally there is a solid movement- between you guys, people like Erik Kussin who have started WeAreAllALittleCrazy.org, etc. What can people do to help grow the national/international conversation about mental health? ref: Erik Kussin's FTN interview here #SameHere

Follow Shinedown at: http://www.shinedown.com FB Twitter INSTA YouTube AppleMusic Shazam Spotify

26:07- Thank you Brent and Eric!! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Please.. stop right now and write us a review, EVEN IF you've reviewed us before, so that we will all be able to help & reach even more people! You can always reach me at peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. Also at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials.

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