Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#654 Moby - The Cult of More & Loneliness
#654 Moby - The Cult of More & Loneliness
#654 Moby - The Cult of More & Loneliness
Friday 28th July 2023
Moby joins 'Mental Illness Happy Hour' to discuss the 'cult of more', addiction, loneliness, and the quest for true connection.
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123 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Moby delves into the 'cult of more' and the illusion of material wealth as a cure for emotional issues
- Candid conversations and shared vulnerabilities create a safe and inclusive space for introspection and understanding
- Exploration of the history of mental illness and addiction within Moby's family and his personal struggles
- Insights into family dynamics, childhood experiences, and overcoming personal challenges
- Empathetic and empowering discussions around fears, addictions, and traumatic experiences
Have you shared these things with others? I don't want to burden others or make them feel sad. I currently have a professor who is also a mental health clinician who I feel, who is also, I guess I made that sound like she was a mental health clinician. How do you feel after writing these things down? I feel vulnerable and more alone because I know I should talk to someone, but I am too scared.
What if all the stuff you think will make you happy is actually making you miserable? In this episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', host Paul Gilmartin welcomes musician and animal-rights advocate Moby, along with his podcast partner Lindsay. Together, they dive into the 'cult of more'—the belief that material wealth can solve emotional problems. Spoiler: It doesn't.
Moby opens up about his family's history of mental illness and addiction, his own battles with these issues, and the crushing loneliness that fame sometimes brings. It's a raw, unfiltered look at how chasing more can leave you feeling empty. But it's not all heavy; Moby, Lindsay, and Paul also share moments of humor and love, making it a conversation that's as uplifting as it is eye-opening.
If you're grappling with similar struggles or just curious about the human condition, this episode offers a heartfelt and honest discussion that might just resonate with you.