Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#537 Glenn Meehan
#537 Glenn Meehan
#537 Glenn Meehan
Friday 30th April 2021
Television producer Glenn Meehan discusses love, trauma, and resilience during the 80s AIDS epidemic on Mental Illness Happy Hour episode #537.
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Get the buttons here!Glenn Meehan: Navigating Love and Adversity in the 80s
You know, Anthony kept saying you need to experience this, because I heard him on uh and I thought he was terrific and but you were great with him.
What was it like to be gay and in love during the tumultuous 80s, especially amidst the AIDS epidemic? Television producer Glenn Meehan opens up about his life in episode #537 of the Mental Illness Happy Hour podcast. Hosted by Paul Gilmartin, this episode dives deep into Glenn's personal stories, touching on his challenging relationships with his parents, growing up with a disability, and the complexities of love during a crisis.
Gilmartin's empathetic approach creates a safe space for Glenn to share his experiences candidly. Glenn's journey is one marked by resilience and acceptance. He reflects on childhood trauma, addiction, mental health struggles, and the intricate dynamics within his family. These raw and heartfelt stories offer listeners a glimpse into the realities of finding intimacy and love in the face of adversity. It's not just about survival but about thriving despite the odds.
This episode is more than just a conversation; it's a testament to human strength and the enduring quest for connection. Whether you're dealing with similar struggles or simply seeking inspiration, Glenn's story is a powerful reminder that hope and healing are always within reach. Tune in for an engaging and enlightening discussion that promises to leave you with valuable insights into the human experience.