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Down Again - Mental Health and Heavy Metal with Mark Hunter and Johnny Crowder
Down Again - Mental Health and Heavy Metal with Mark Hunter and Johnny Crowder
Down Again - Mental Health and Heavy Metal with Mark Hunter and Johnny Crowder
Wednesday 24th October 2018
Mark Hunter and Johnny Crowder discuss their mental health journeys and the documentary 'Down Again' on 'Mental Health News Radio'.
53 minutes
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Let's continue to make it as comfortable as discussing brain health or heart health.
Picture this: you're the frontman of a heavy metal band, screaming your lungs out on stage, but behind the scenes, you're battling bipolar disorder. That's the reality for Mark Hunter, the voice of CHIMAIRA. In this episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', hosts Johnny Crowder and Kristin Sunanta Walker dive into Hunter's personal journey with mental illness and his upcoming documentary, 'Down Again'.
The film, directed by Nick Cavalier, promises a raw look at how Hunter uses his music to cope with his struggles. But it's not just about Hunter. Johnny Crowder, who fronts the band PRISON and is the CEO of Copenotes.com, joins the conversation, adding his own experiences with mental health to the mix. Together, they tackle big questions: How does medication impact mental health? Can self-care really make a difference? What role does diet play in managing mental illness?
And perhaps most importantly, why is it still so hard to talk about mental health openly? This episode isn't just for metalheads. It's for anyone who wants to understand the complexities of living with mental illness and the ways we can support each other. So, whether you're a fan of heavy riffs or just curious about mental health, this episode has something for you.