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19/12/2020

Remember these guys from Episode 10 of Meet Me at the Barricade!!?? Well they are going a little festive and I fricken love it! Check em out, show them some love, and ROCK ON FAM šŸ–¤šŸ¤˜šŸŽ…

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17/12/2020

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Us in the 574 local scene lost a big piece of our heart. Rock on Sean Hōrner. I didn't know you very well but I do know ...
16/06/2020

Us in the 574 local scene lost a big piece of our heart. Rock on Sean Hōrner. I didn't know you very well but I do know you are loved, and your mad musical skills will be thoroughly missed! Rock on and rest well my friend.

I can't wait to share this book with everyone! Voice over acting is super fun!! šŸ˜ŽšŸŽ™               šŸ–¤
13/06/2020

I can't wait to share this book with everyone! Voice over acting is super fun!! šŸ˜ŽšŸŽ™
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"I guess my story with mental health starts with a lot of appointments with a psychologist when i was in my early twenti...
02/06/2020

"I guess my story with mental health starts with a lot of appointments with a psychologist when i was in my early twenties who helped me sort out a pattern of mental habits i was dealing with. iā€™d wake up and my first feeling would be absolute dread, followed by a list iā€™d conduct in my head over everyone that i assumes felt disappointment or disgust in who i was. iā€™d stay in that place constantly. then in the evenings iā€™d suddenly feel a rush of energy. all of my ideas felt like they were something special. iā€™d suddenly see myself as a comedian, a rapper, a singer. id start a script for a television show and stay up until the morning, despite having work or classes in a few hours. iā€™d text as many of my friends as i could at weird times. when i was finally forwarded to a psychiatrist i was recommended a couple different medications for anxiety and depression. i spent a lot of time thinking about it and decided to pass on them. i look at these mental patterns and states of neurology a little differently now. i looked them in the eye, accepted them, and decided that they would work for me, not the other way around. i think that my career as a music producer/writer definitely has something to do with this. sometimes iā€™ll be hanging out with my friends at midnight and let them know iā€™m feeling kind of manic and iā€™m going to go work on a song. i try to avoid difficult conversations when iā€™m in a manic or anxious state. sometimes when iā€™m depressed i suddenly get so hyper focused on whatā€™s wrong i suddenly figure out whatā€™s wrong. iā€™m not an expert but i think that sometimes we can obsess over the idea that we need to be fixed, all the while there may be something unique or different about us that we are desperate to suppress because it seems too overwhelming to deal with. depression sucks, itā€™s painful, but iā€™ve worked my way through some of the most difficult periods of my life while depressed....."

read more on my website (in the description!)
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02/06/2020

Valerie sent me an MP3 so check out her submission through Instagram TV in the next post!
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"My name is Erik and I am an Air Force Pilot  and aspiring entrepreneur. First let me talk about my first job. The menta...
02/06/2020

"My name is Erik and I am an Air Force Pilot and aspiring entrepreneur. First let me talk about my first job. The mental health stigma in the Air Force and especially with pilots is real. The stigma is that, we never go get help, because if we do, they wonā€™t let us fly. Every briefing and meeting we have that has anything to do with mental health will always address this and say it wonā€™t happen. However, most pilots avoid getting help like the plague. Mental health problems are real, PTSD is real, depression is real, and we all need to be aware of them.

On to my true love, Entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs are very prone to mental health issues as well. We stay up late, always working, always thinking, always drinking caffeine and not eating healthy. We might be under some financial stress because not only is your time and money on the line, you might have other peopleā€™s time and money at risk as well. You could spend day after day, alone, working on projects. Something that the Air Force taught me that has been helpful in the entrepreneurial world is resilience. Entrepreneurship is about failing. A lot. You fail, you get back up, you fail again, you get back up. A comparison that is in many books that I have read is this. When you were a kid and just learning to walk, you didnā€™t just fall down and then say to yourself ā€œ well, looks like Iā€™m not meant for this walking thingā€ and just give up. No! You got back up and tried again. Your mental health can benefit from this resilience. Always believe in yourself, but most importantly, always be moving SOMEWHERE. Anywhere. Donā€™t just stop. What I mean by this is just make yourself a little bit better than your yesterday self was. Maybe this will be making yourself just a little bit happier than you were yesterday, or a little bit smarter, or learn just a little more about yourself. Every person in incredibly unique and always has something to bring to the table. Mental health issues are real and everywhere. Practice resiliency."
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"The mind is a funny thing. The fact that your own brain has the power to make you either believe or not believe somethi...
02/06/2020

"The mind is a funny thing. The fact that your own brain has the power to make you either believe or not believe something, and can completely change your emotion, is ā€œmind-blowingā€ in itself.
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I personally believe itā€™s important to know your limits and learn the way your brain operates. It can be challenging, may even take some time to really get it down pat, but learning when youā€™re at your low and how to combat that can help manage it for the future. Whenever I start to feel that slump, or my mind feels like itā€™s going a mile a minute I do my best to slow down. Iā€™ll try to look at the situation from an outside perspective and evaluate the things I can and cannot control. Accepting things that are out of my control is something that I struggle with, partially because I can be impatient. If Iā€™m feeling negative towards myself, I find the best solution is talking it out with a friend or even yourself. This is where I consider talking to yourself and responding is in fact, not crazy. Sometimes hearing your thought aloud makes it easier to process them.
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You are not alone. You are important. Your feelings are always valid. You are on your OWN path, your own journey. While it can be discouraging to see others succeeding, or doing things you are aspiring to do, that is not your journey. Follow your own path, create your own opportunities, and create your OWN success. Take that discouragement and use it to better yourself. It is so easy to compare, but you are you and they are them. Love yourself for all the things that add up to you."
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"Iā€™m always gonna be that person that will try to make you smile when I can sense something is up. Iā€™ve dealt with depre...
02/06/2020

"Iā€™m always gonna be that person that will try to make you smile when I can sense something is up. Iā€™ve dealt with depression and anxiety my whole life. Some people may look at me and think I have everything and no reason to be depressed. I wish it was that easy but itā€™s not something I can control. The only thing I can control is how I treat others. I might be hurting on the inside but Iā€™ll do whatever I can to put a smile on your face so you can forget about your pain momentarily. Most people donā€™t think I struggle with mental illness but itā€™s very real and I do my best to hide it. Nowadays, I try to find different things to ease my mind. I find that reading helps me be someone else for a bit. Concerts are something that always make me happy but with the state of the world right now I have to find other outlets. For the longest time I would beg for some sympathy or for some understanding. I know thatā€™s crazy because weā€™re all fighting different battles. The only thing I can think of right now is to focus on how I treat other people. Because if I can do that then maybe others will too. Weā€™re all fighting some sort of battle and this world just needs a little more compassion."
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"Several of us in Split the Sea deal with mental health issues on a daily basis, and we have been personally affected by...
02/06/2020

"Several of us in Split the Sea deal with mental health issues on a daily basis, and we have been personally affected by an incident of su***de in the past. We use our friendship within the band and our music to understand, process, and heal from these experiences. We hope that as we share our music with people that they can know that they are not alone and take some comfort in that fact."
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01/06/2020

Posting in threes! Stay tuned for more stories throughout the day! Happy Monday friends! šŸ–¤šŸ¤˜šŸŽ™

"Mental Health is something that is incredibly important and affects each of us and our families. We have been a part of...
01/06/2020

"Mental Health is something that is incredibly important and affects each of us and our families. We have been a part of the good days... and the not so good days. It is because of this we wrote the song Heaven & Hell... a very emotional, difficult, and real depiction of events and emotions we have been a part of. The struggles are real, but often we forget it is a sickness that must be treated and cared for. Often we make the mistake of blaming ourselves or allowing the world to criticize and judge. Life can often be a balance between Heaven and Hell. Getting help, especially in the form of friendship, support, and understanding, is incredibly important and perhaps the best step towards a more fruitful life and future. If you or anyone you know is ever in need of a laugh, hug, or some great music to lift your spirits, never hesitate to let us know! You are amazing!"
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"Some days are easier than others."It's something I often say when someone asks what it's like having problems with ment...
01/06/2020

"Some days are easier than others."
It's something I often say when someone asks what it's like having problems with mental illness. It's hard to explain to someone who doesn't experience it themselves.

My name is Nick Damron. Many of you may know me from the Tune Junkies Podcast, which I am one of the hosts of. On my show, I'm normally the happy go lucky and chipper one. But, everyday is a battle. And sometimes, depression hits you like a train. I can't always be the person you hear on TJP. There have been many days where I had to text my cohost "Hey, Man. I just can't do it today. It's one of those days and I don't think I could add much to the conversation." Luckily, I'm surrounded by people that support me and understand. From friends, family, and significant others, I've been blessed to know these people. It's never easy, but they make the fight worth fighting.

I'm here for anyone who needs help. You don't have to be voiceless. You don't have to be alone.
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Krystal Kadar| The Playful Trainerā€œYou seem like you have it all together.ā€ Hearing these words made me feel like a phon...
01/06/2020

Krystal Kadar| The Playful Trainer

ā€œYou seem like you have it all together.ā€ Hearing these words made me feel like a phony, a fake, an imposter. Sure, on the outside, it might have looked like I had it ā€œall togetherā€ but on the inside I was screaming for a way out.
That is how mental illness can ā€œlookā€ sometimes. Perfectly normal to the average onlooker. Anorexia nervosa, that was my official diagnosis, but now looking back I realize I was addicted to codependent behavior and insane (ā€œinsanityā€ - doing the same thing over and over everyday expecting a different result).
I wish I could tell you I took a magic pill and it all became clear and I recovered overnight, but that was not the case. In fact, Iā€™d say I am still in recovery and will be for my entire life. And thatā€™s ok. Recovery found me in stages, at different parts of my life.
First, the eating disorder. I found a therapist who really understood me. She knew that the disordered eating and body image dysmorphia was a symptom of something internal. I was struggling with family issues at home, I was codependent to others and I was in an abusive relationship. This all manifested itself as a need to control my caloric intake, and I became addicted to losing weight and the attention that being thin had brought me.
Loving myself as God loves me...
My Higher Power, I call Him God, revealed His presence to me at that time. I realized that He loved me more than I could ever imagine, and I owed it to Him to love myself and the temple He gave me as well. This theme of self-love will come back years later right at the moment I needed it most.
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BREAK THE STIGMA!
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BREAK THE STIGMA!
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Meet Me at the Barricade | Rock On!

Join your host, Kylee Morgan on-site, at venues, and backstage with Rock & Metal artists from today, tomorrow, and "back-in-the-day". The show focuses on what isn't seen when you go to a show. What events, special talents, weird quirks, and what fans think about your favorite bands. Some of Kylee's guests include Linzey from The Anchor, Sleep Signals, Antighost, and Ricky Armellino, lead vocalist from HAWK and Guitar/Back-up Vocals for headliner band, Ice Nine Kills! Be sure to check out Kylee's Instagram, @kyleekiingpod for videos and pictures from past shows and upcoming interviews!