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Intentional Acts of Kindness (S8E102) 11-14-2025
Intentional Acts of Kindness (S8E102) 11-14-2025
Intentional Acts of Kindness (S8E102) 11-14-2025
Friday 14th November 2025
Mr. Joe's Bipolar Podcast discusses mental health struggles and the power of kindness in recovery.
50 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Kindness can be a powerful tool in mental health recovery.
- Small acts like smiling or holding the door can make a big difference.
- Mr. Joe shares personal struggles with intrusive thoughts.
- Emotional crises are discussed openly and honestly.
- A poem highlights the beauty of sports and life's broader challenges.
"Why when I hold the door open for somebody can't they just say thank you?"
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Mr. Joe's Bipolar Podcast takes a heartfelt look at the importance of kindness in our daily lives. In this episode, Mr. Joe candidly shares his own mental health struggles, including intrusive thoughts and emotional crises, while highlighting the significance of practising kindness. He brings forward a poem, 'The Parent on the Sidelines,' which although centred around sports, resonates deeply with life's broader challenges. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Mr.
Joe urges listeners to embrace kindness as a powerful tool for connection and healing. The episode serves as a reminder that even amidst mental health challenges, small acts of kindness can have a profound impact on ourselves and those around us. Whether it's holding the door open for someone or offering a smile to a stranger, these intentional acts can build bridges in a world often fraught with isolation and misunderstanding. So, what kind act will you choose today?