Leggins outside your shoes? Naked jazz-hands guy? Electrical ghosts in my neighbor's room, and the cat scammers of craigslist.

Weird fashions, electrical disease and craigslist cat scams.

The shooting at YouTube was a disgruntled YouTuber who claimed they were censoring her dumb videos and fucking with her monetization. Also, two white moms with a fetish for adopting little brown kids decide to drive everyone off a cliff - killing eight in California.

YouTuber Shoots Up YouTube, White Lesbian Moms Kill Six Brown Kids

I attempt another metaphor explaining Twitter to new people, curse quite a bit, then explain how a culture where the men eat all the hunted pigs leaves women and children to eat human brains, resulting in a "mad cow" - like condition.

Twitter is like a big convention - shake my hand; madcow is just normal there.

Can we become what someone labels us? Can a psychological disorder trigger a physical ailment? Why do some cultures do crazy things ... are WE crazy, too?

Labeling Theory, Conversion Disorder and Culture-Bound?

John explains the transition to producing a second podcast, not specifically about Bipolar disorder. After studying more about "labeling theory" John wants to expand his focus on more than just a stigmatized neurological disease. The first draft of this new, short-form, solo podcast was called Art of Emotions, but that has already evolved into an even newer podcast called "Manic Episodes." Depending on when you find this, John may have moved on to bigger things, or faded away altogether. 

Bipolar Style and the Art of Emotions

John Emotions talks with Beka and Joe Lombardo from the Voices for Change 2.0 podcast on their relationship as a mental health 'power couple,' Beka's book 'It's Not Your Journey,' and the origins of their #KeepTalkingMH hashtag. Trigger warning; self-harm

Keep Talking Mental Health! Beka and Joe Lombardo, Bipolar Style

John and Becky (from That B Word Podcast) talk about the stigma against Bipolar Disorder in the workplace, and share their personal experiences about whether or not to "come out" as Bipolar at work.

Stigma in the workplace; Bipolar Disorder

The secretive podcaster behind ‘Bipolar Style’ sharing shorter, more frequent podcast episodes on a wider range of provocative topics.