it takes a true empowered, female queen to rock underwear and sandals with terrible tats to come forward about Her story (TM)! her depression is entirely self-induced and she deserves it all!

gollum in a band❤. This is literally bpd.

mental health speak has always felt like an extension of the establishment that music like rainer maria represented an alternative to to me. the psychology industry has always looked to me like a shield that parents use to deflect responsibility for talking to their kids like human beings. all this psychology speak just creates more distance.

Killer show!

I totally agree with her on how society puts doctors on pedastals when there are so many bad doctors out there and the pharmaceutical industry is so corrupt. I do not trust doctors at all.

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When I stopped listening to music that glorified mental health issues is when I started getting better. I feel like the music I listened to in high school played into glorifying my own issues.

I was at that show. Incredible show.

The fact that this opens with As He Climbed the Dark Mountain...f**k man. Here we go. Please talk about At This Velocity. Here we goooo!

Thank you SO much for letting me share all these thoughts, and keeping such a cool podcast going!!!

Upperclass poser riding on the coattails with stories about other people's actual lives that you claim are your own. Definition of a poser.

Great conversation! Seb is so awesome

Take care of Steve. He's my brother 4 life. Rock on guys. 🤘

I wish your guys convo was longer. I love her music and knowing that she knows what it feels like with the mental health and drug abuse makes her so beautiful to me and especially her being vulnerable enough to cry. What a bad ass

I saw Chamber supporting Counterparts in Bristol, UK. I love this band so much. I don't even own a vinyl player and bought all their vinyls to go on my wall. This is not normal behaviour for me. I'm borderline obsessed with their sound. Words can't describe how Chamber make me feel.

Yes Alicia, my daily listening IS; Bully, Sincere Engineer,Gladie,Daddy Issues, and more

Thank you for your podcast. I’m a Punk Rocker who has worked in the mental health field for over 19 years and am a Punk Rock Ethos clinician that incorporates scream therapy, eco therapy, music therapy, as well as other clinical modalities.also have dealt with my own personal mental health issues from trauma. I love your book. I love your podcast. Punk Rock Does Save Lives. Without doubt amazing album. I had the privilege of meeting Jello. I Keep on doing what your doing with this podcast. People are listening.

Happy to find this channel. Just saw Chamber (opening for Creeping Death, Despised Icon, The Acacia Strain, and Dying Fetus. Jacob's energy was incredible. I hope more fans find out about Chamber!

Why are they playing the bad versions of the Soundscape songs from the Melt Banana split? They are so much better on Plague Soundscapes.

Thursday.. what an amazing band. I saw them last month in Orange County, CA and let me tell you, just as great as when I saw them 20 years ago! Thank you for this!

Just found this podcast - freaking awesone content

Met Geoff a bunch of times, he's always worth talking to or even listening to like this.

This meant a lot to hear. To know that someone i look up to has these same feelings that i thought were just some flaw in myself, that made me lesser than everyone else. I hope things keep looking up for him. He put the work in and fought for it and that means something.

My friend loved different bands and when we would go on long road trips I only liked certain songs of his, one of the songs was cross out the eyes it just really connected with me, then i started listening to all the albums, sadly we all got into that oxy craze which then turned to heroin, spent 3 years on methadone and now I look back and this is still one of my favorite bands of all time!

Love Dikembe and love the podcast

Thoroughly enjoyed that

I've had ptsd this last year & having just discovered Amyl and the Sniffers, I'm hooked. My friends tell me to think positive & dont seem to understand that "anger is an energy", so its great to confirm & release my innermost rage by listening to them. Punk & hard rock coming back into my life @ age 60 is a blessing. You can tell Amy is a good person & I admire her in so many ways. She is also a great advocate for us women. Im fed up with allways having to play societies role of femininity, when its society that makes me want to lash out🖤

Man foxtails is one of if not my favorite screamo band

What is the song Geoff is singing at the beginning?

Such a great interview! I loved it!

I've been WAITING for this to come out! 🥳

I'm going to miss this Band. 😔I didn't know they broke up.

<3 Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings.

This is nice

this band is going to be huge....a feel like a new Nirvana vibe coming...they are so good

Before I knew how to cope with my mental health, I'd listen to the War All The Time record on repeat. Thursday mean a lot to me.

Thank you so much for this

Well done Craig.......ON & UPwards.....Keep on shining,you crazy diamond x,.....

this episode really helped me recognize i was actually in crisis and not just being dramatic and to try to take care of myself before things get worse. you are doing good work with this podcast dude!

Getting off of SSRI’s after 8yrs was one of the biggest challenges of my life. During the time that I was taking Zoloft I was experiencing brain zaps, stomach issues, and mood changes. The meds stopped working even though my dose was at the max. It took months to ween off of it. I think it did permanent damage. I’m still struggling today, but I’m vigilant on getting better everyday. Best wishes to everyone else struggling with mental issues. ❤

Love Thursday.

Just discovered this band. Going thru an extremely hard time in life and the music is such a blessing to have.

I am so looking forward to your book, Jason

Had no idea he was a struggling heroin addict. I am as well. Have been an opiate addict for 13 years. Heroin for 7 and most recently fentanyl. I am still trying to kick to this day. My mental health has been a disaster recently..I almost died last year from endocarditis, sepsis. And pneumonia all at once. Ended up having to get my tricuspid valve replaced from the endocarditis. My body was wrecked and I am still healing a year later. It kind of feels like I got hit by a semi truck. I don't think I'll ever be back to what I felt like before. This is what is getting me down and my mental health and I keep going back to the dope. I've been to jail once and rehab twice. Luckily my charge for dismissed and after the first bout of rehab I was sober for 5 months. But relapsed. The 2nd time I only did 3 weeks in rehab and wasted 4grand and relapsed quite quickly. I just didn't want to be there. Please send me positive vibes. I feel like it's impossible to get off this shit. it honestly helps in some aspects...gives me energy and helps with the pain but when I kick recently because I've been doing so much I get so fucking sick and I feel everything my body has went through. I just lost a good friend too after getting him some from my guy after getting a ride home from him 2 hours away. I desperately needed to get home and that was the only way hed come get me.He hadn't done it in a while and he od'd. I've been so depressed since and feel like it's my fault he's gone. I just hope I can get through this and feel happiness again and maybe find love. It's ruined my relationships, family trust, job opportunities, music. It's good to hear Geoff talk about this though. I had no idea he went through this shit too though...good to know we aren't alone...ever

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Thank you for this! I can't believe I get to hear so much raw Geoff. Thursday was so influential to me. Thank you for the channel and I wish Geoff the best

great convo- thanks . rock on

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He is very pisces

I've been a heroin addict for 15 years.