New Year's Eve

We share our gratitudes and resentments for the 2025 that was, preparing for the devastation of HR-1/Trump’s Fuckity Fuck Fuck (see episode 2) that is sure to come. Audrey and Patrick welcome social worker Seth Boun to talk about some of his political advocacy, shedding light on the space where social justice and clinical work meet. In the fight for progress, in the fight for each other’s lives, sometimes we lose. Hope is a verb, as is recovery. Opening quote by Rob Reiner. Main show theme is “Strangers” by Midnight Prisms Opening quote by Greta Thunberg Music and lyrics by Alicia Beck Music and production by Max Foreman Mastering by Little Castle Sound Please follow and listen to Midnight Prisms on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/artist/3o5jiLSZMoSXNWL98UBxYI?si=sK-K7IoUSp-QfFKgUwVY7A Main logo art by Patrick Mitchell and Angelina Harvey (@graffitifucks on Instagram) Chapters (00:00:00) - Why People Do Things They Shouldn't(00:00:53) - Seth Boone on Outside Issues(00:02:03) - Social justice in mental health care(00:07:30) - I'm Not Political but Mental Health Care Is Political(00:15:22) - Talking With My Therapist About Mental Health(00:16:01) - Beyond the Need for Housing: Social Issues(00:19:03) - 2017: Trump's Homeless Executive Order(00:26:09) - Losing a Friend To Addiction(00:29:07) - On Gratitude for the Year(00:32:54) - Thanksgiving Letter: A Year in Recovery(00:36:17) - What Pissed You Off This Year?(00:39:35) - Thanksgiving 2018: What I'm Grateful For(00:45:44) - Seth on His Recovery