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Independent podcast where I talk with suicide attempt survivors - and ideators - so we can hear their stories and help more people in more places feel a little less sh*tty and a little less alone.

02/12/2025

Reggie (Episode 157)

“I think some people feel like they have to stigmatize su***de because they view it as a prevention tactic. Oh, you'll be motivated not to commit su***de because the fear of the stigma alone will keep you from doing it. But a lot of times, it's that fear of the stigma that actually makes you feel worse. And I feel like destigmatizing the act can actually go a lot further in preventing it.”

01/12/2025

Deena (Episode 156)

"I don't know how many people have lived their life like I have. I honestly cannot remember a day in my life when I did not think about committing su***de.”

28/11/2025

Jasmine (Episode 154)

"I remember them putting me, it kind of looked like a jail jumpsuit, and they put me in a room. They left the curtain open. They told me I couldn't get out of the bed, could not use the phone. If I was hungry, I could ask them for food and they would bring it to me. They told my husband he couldn't leave. And I remember asking my husband, I was like, I'm not like a criminal. What's going on?”

27/11/2025

Bryce (Episode 153)

“I was talking to somebody who worked at a su***de hotline, and they had said that they had a caller who called in through a proxy, so it was untraceable. And so that kind of negated all possibility of them following up. And so they said that conversation was maybe the most constructive they'd had because the speaker felt unfettered by the consequences of what he might say.”

From Raleigh, NC to Tucson, AZ - thank you to everybody who shared their stories live and to all those who attended. 💜Su...
27/11/2025

From Raleigh, NC to Tucson, AZ - thank you to everybody who shared their stories live and to all those who attended. 💜

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26/11/2025

Dale (Episode 152)

“That one therapist who, for the first time, was so comfortable in talking about it, it was like Atlas holding up the world on his shoulder. It was like she came underneath and held that with me. It was such a huge burden off my shoulders just to say it and not terrify somebody. That was huge.”

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The Epidemic...

Every year around the world, millions of people attempt su***de. One of those people was my best friend, who ended his life more than two decades ago. And I have ideated for many years.

Yet we almost never talk about it, and when we do, we aren’t very good at it. Instead of really talking about it, we judge, blame, criticize, minimize, invalidate, deny, pontificate, diagnose, pity, cheerlead, offer platitudes and solutions- but most of us never listen. We rarely engage from a place of curiosity, empathy or trying to understand. As a result, attempt survivors aren’t heard, which only exacerbates the problem.

So my goal with this podcast is to create a space for su***de attempt survivors to be heard, and in doing so, get these stories out into the world. And I hope, get a little better at engaging in these kinds of conversations.

These stories matter- they really matter. And there’s so much to learn.