Episode 27: Hard Takes on Money

Episode 31: What To Do When You Want To Give Up

Welcome back to to Anti-Inflammatory Rhetoric. I'm trying out a new format where I take your questions and get a chance to speak to them each episode. In this episode I talk about what to do when you want to give up: * A new take on normalizing * Obligatory suicidality trigger warning, but quickly covered and on to less serious aspects * Test or Rest * Asking for support * Pausing or Stopping, both are ok Finally, visit www.eedumas.com [https://www.eedumas.com] to send me your questions, topics, or anything you'd like me to speak to on an episode! I'll keep it anonymous, and we can all find answers together.

Episode 30: Soft Takes on Being Sick

Hi listener, I'm a little under the weather, but in between cloudbursts I wanted share some soft takes on being sick. I know I need them, so hopefully you find them helpful too.

Episode 29: Soft Takes on Living With Depression

I'm back to my regular soft takes, but this time on another personal note. I've dealt with depression my whole life and I wanted to share how I get by, how it gets easier, and other general soft takes. If this is too heady of a topic for you in your current headspace, please feel free to skip it.

Episode 28: Hard Takes on Masculinity

Ok listener, just one more hard take before I get to regular programming. The concept of masculinity has been with me my whole life, and along with has come a bunch of BS that I'm constantly astounded by. In this episode I explore some aspects of masculinity that I think we should retire. As always, if you've got your own similar or contrary opinions I'd love to hear them, so lemme know whaddya think. [https://eedumas.com/feedback]

Episode 27: Hard Takes on Money

This episode is the start of something different. Just as soothing is helpful, so is getting riled up at things I believe we need to get riled up about. So I'm giving some hard takes on money, why it's B.S. and how to cope with that (ya got me, there's some soft takes in this one).