Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#296 Glynn Washington
#296 Glynn Washington
#296 Glynn Washington
Friday 23rd September 2016
Glynn Washington discusses his cult upbringing, bipolar disorder, and coping with racism on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour' with Paul Gilmartin.
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Get the buttons here!Glynn Washington's Journey from Cult Life to Mental Health Advocate
The cult did me a favor and convinced me early on that I was special and later on, when I left it, that feeling didn't necessarily go away.
Ever wondered how someone survives growing up in a fundamentalist Christian cult? In this compelling episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', host Paul Gilmartin chats with Glynn Washington, the voice behind WNYC's 'Snap Judgment'. Glynn opens up about his unique and challenging upbringing, sharing vivid stories of his life within the cult and how it shaped his worldview. But that's just the beginning.
Glynn also dives into his battles with bipolar disorder and the harsh realities of racism he faced throughout his life. His story is one of resilience, as he discusses the strategies he's developed to manage his mental health, including the support systems that have helped him along the way.
Glynn's journey takes an interesting turn when he recounts his experiences in Japan as a college student, highlighting the stark cultural differences and what they taught him about himself and his place in the world. This episode is a powerful testament to human endurance and the importance of mental health awareness. Whether you're looking for inspiration or simply a gripping story, Glynn Washington's candid conversation with Paul Gilmartin offers both in spades.