#70 Fear and Panic with Peter Mehlman

from Kristen, CHILL OUT. · host Kristen Carney

Seinfeld writer and producer, Peter Mehlman joins Kristen to talk about the panic disorder he developed as an adult and his intense fear of driving on the freeway. He also talks about his experience on Paxil and untoasted bagels. Before they chat, Kristen talks about Logotherapy developed by Dr. Viktor E. Frankl and two mental health patients killed during Hurricane Florence. She also talks about the Mentally Ch(ill) MERCH that is now available at https://shop.spreadshirt.com/mentally-chill-podcast/

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