We’re All We Have
from Who’s Even Listening ? Hosted by Andrew Dufendach
Send us Fan Mail What happens when you’re trying to make the world better—but privately struggling with everything it takes to keep going? In this solo episode of Who’s Even Listening ? — Season 3, Episode 4 — Andrew opens up about his mental health, the pressure of balancing UPS, family, and Mental Medicine, and the frustration of working toward something meaningful for years without seeing the traction it needs. He talks honestly about feeling overlooked, watching other people run with ideas similar to his own, and questioning how long Mental Medicine can continue without real growth. But even from a difficult mental place, Andrew still believes that we must help one another, choose love over destruction, and take responsibility for the world we’re creating. The conversation also explores the growing debate around artificial intelligence. Andrew explains why he believes there is a difference between using AI as a tool to support your workflow and allowing it to replace your creativity, identity, or humanity. Topics include: Mental health and creator burnout Balancing UPS, family, and Mental Medicine Feeling overlooked, copied, and left behind The future of Mental Medicine Humanity’s responsibility to help itself Finding a responsible balance with AI Protecting authenticity in a changing world Why ELE matters now more than ever Nobody else is guaranteed to come save us. We’re all we have—and it’s on us to start treating each other like it. Mental Medicine: https://www.mental-medicine.com Watch and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MentalMedicineELE ELE — Everybody Love Everybody 💚 Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail What happens when you’re trying to make the world better—but privately struggling with everything it takes to keep going? In this solo episode of Who’s Even Listening ? — Season 3, Episode 4 — Andrew opens up about his mental health, the pressure of balancing UPS, family, and Mental Medicine, and the frustration of working toward something meaningful for years without seeing the traction it needs. He talks honestly about feeling overlooked, watching other people run with idea...
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