"This is what it actually feels like to have schizophrenia…"

Getting To Know My Mailman

On today's season finale, we share a beautiful walk with a local NYC mailman and the stories he carries.

Can I walk with you, Marcia?

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Can I walk with you, Raga?

Can I walk with you, Raga?

Can I walk with you, Dylan?

Can I walk with you, Dylan?

"This is what it actually feels like to have schizophrenia…"

In this episode, I walk with Captain Fantastic, a kind gentleman dressed in a brilliant captain's outfit- his own form of soft rebellion. He talks about living life as an expression of himself, never to offend but always to be true. Captain Fantastic also opens up about his experience with schizophrenia, describing it through the metaphor of an orchestra, how sometimes the music is off, and how he's learned to recognize those moments and bring the sound back in tune. It's a conversation about authenticity, resilience, and the beauty of finding harmony within.