Show overview
Mental Health In Minnesota has been publishing since 2017, and across the 7 years since has built a catalogue of 56 episodes. That works out to roughly 30 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a roughly quarterly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 22 min and 44 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Education show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 1.6 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. The busiest year was 2017, with 17 episodes published. Published by NAMI Minnesota.
From the publisher
Mental Illness Awareness & Recovery Through Education, Support & Advocacy
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National Family Caregiver Day
In recognition of National Family Caregiver Day, this episode of Parent Perspectives sheds light on the unique and often underappreciated experiences of family caregivers supporting loved ones with mental health challenges. Hosted […]
Suicide Prevention Month: A Look Into School Climate and Partnerships with Families
Host: David Goehl-Manolis, NAMI Minnesota’s Suicide Prevention Coordinator Guests: Leah Bourg (Principal, South St. Paul Middle School), Jennifer Danielson (Assistant Director of Student Services, South St. Paul School District), Daniel Hodge (School […]
Is It Cake (Therapy)?
In this episode, NAMI Minnesota has the privilege of speaking with Dr. Altreisha Foster, a remarkable individual who has dedicated her career to addressing critical mental health needs through a […]
Climate Resilience: Prioritizing Mental Health in Frontline Communities with Jocelyn Leung, MPH
In honor of April being Earth Month, NAMI Minnesota staff interviewed Jocelyn Leung, a public health professional with over four years of experience practicing community-based participatory research, qualitative research, and […]
NAMI Minnesota BIPOC Support Group Facilitators Talk Why, How, Lessons Learned
In this episode, we amplify the voices and experiences of two NAMI Minnesota support group facilitators, Taunisha (she/her) and Seoyeon (they/them). Taunisha joined NAMI Minnesota over six months ago, and […]
Decolonizing Therapy: Empowering Journeys in Mental Health with Terrence Thigpen, MSW
In this transformative episode, we dive deep into the heart of therapeutic practice with a focus on decolonization, empowerment, and the power of community in healing. Our guest, Terrence Thigpen, a […]
MYAB; Herbal Medicine Week, Dr. Alyssa Kaying Vang
Welcome to the Multicultural Young Adult Advisory Board’s, MYAB‘s, podcast series that creates space for and centers education, empowerment, and engagement surrounding mental health within communities of color. We are an […]
MYAB; Preserving Mental Health During the Winter Holidays
Welcome to the Multicultural Young Adult Advisory Board’s, MYAB‘s, podcast series that creates space for and centers education, empowerment, and engagement surrounding mental health within communities of color. We are an […]
MYAB; Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Welcome to the Multicultural Young Adult Advisory Board’s, MYAB‘s, podcast series that creates space for and centers education, empowerment, and engagement surrounding mental health within communities of color. We are […]
MYAB; Joy as Resistance
Welcome to the Multicultural Young Adult Advisory Board’s, MYAB‘s, podcast series that creates space for and centers education, empowerment, and engagement surrounding mental health within communities of color. We are […]
Language Matters pt. 3 – Identities & Cultures
Language cannot be separated from our experiences with mental health, identities, cultures, and so many more. There are so many different languages and one language also changes over time. So […]
Language Matters pt. 2 – Focusing on the Individuals
The internet and mental health. It feels like we are learning a lot about mental health on the internet like Tik Tok potentially giving us a new diagnosis? The language […]
Language Matters pt. 1 – Diagnosis
Mental health and illness labels and diagnoses can be reaffirming and invalidating at the same time. Who gets to decide who has what illness? Are the names we have truly […]
Resistance In Color, Part 1: “Being Part of the Movement” (Cameron Parker)
Cameron Parker is an Activist, writer and organizer. He has been vocal about the black experience as evidence of systemic racism in the workplace, Organized around gathering voters in Atlanta […]
Resistance In Color, Part 2: “Recovery in Community” (Farhia Budul)
Farhia Budul a Muslim Somali woman who is an advocate for treatment in her community and breaking stigma around mental illnesses, specifically Substance Abuse Disorders (SUD). As the founder of […]
Resistance In Color, Part 3: “Self Preservation is Not Self Indulgence ” (Ayaan Natala)
Ayaan Natala is a community member turned Independent Organizer. We explore how different individuals can explore their journeys and processes of finding ways of resistance that are accessible. Away from […]
Resistance In Color, Part 4: “Activism isn’t Complete Unless it’s Intersectional” (Shubhi Yadav)
Shubhi Yadav shares perspectives as an international student from India who identifies as a pansexual woman. She speaks to the reality of other immigrants and having their first dialogues about […]
Resistance In Color, Part 5: “Healing as Resistance” (Cydi Yang)
Cydi Yang is a content creator, artist and healer. Her interests and work centre around creating safe spaces and workshops for the girls and women in using art as a […]
Resistance In Color, Part 6: “Artist of Colour, You Are the Act of Resistance” (Mai Moua Thao)
Mai Moua Thao is an artist passionate about filmmaking as a digital art form to imagine and create a world unlike the one we live in. She speaks on her […]
Resistance In Color, Part 7: “Healing Through Feeling” (Traci Badu)
Traci Badu is a student of neuroscience who reflects on her field of study in understanding trauma and emotions. In exploring resistance she invites listeners to think about what it […]