Johnny Crowder is a vocalist/entrepreneur known for his bands Dark Sermon and Prison as well as the mental health startup he founded, Cope Notes. He’s given a TED Talk, works with NAMI, and is an outspoken advocate for mental health.
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ON THIS EPISODE:
16:49 – Are the arts a magnet for mental illness?
33:19 – Undiagnosed mental illness
38:20 – There’s no one way to start getting help
47:51 – Knowing when to cut things out
1:00:19 – Controlling the little things
1:19:05 – Cope Notes
1:36:31 – How Cope Notes makes sure people get help when necessary
1:52:43 – Mental health resources
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