Rev. Lona LC Currie
Rev. Lona LC Currie
Hide Your Crazy! The newest film by @of_substance, Alex Kaplan & Austin Kase
Hide Your Crazy! The newest film by @of_substance, Alex Kaplan & Austin Kase
Hide Your Crazy! The newest film by @of_substance, Alex Kaplan & Austin Kase
Thursday 12th May 2022
Join Alex Kaplan and Austin Kase on Recovery Soulfood as they discuss 'Hide Your Crazy!' and its mission to transform mental health perspectives.
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Rev. Lona LC Currie
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Get the buttons here!Art and Healing: 'Hide Your Crazy!' Film's Impact on Mental Health
Movies have this ability to speak an emotional language that we don't really know how to communicate without just inviting somebody in. The recovery community and the mental health community are our position to be the change in humanity.
Can a film change the way we think about mental health and addiction? In this thought-provoking episode of Recovery Soulfood, host Rev. Lona 'LC' Currie sits down with Alex Kaplan, creator of @of_substance, and award-winning screenwriter Austin Kase to discuss their latest film project, 'Hide Your Crazy!'. This isn't just another movie—it's a mission to dismantle the shame and stigma surrounding mental health and addiction.
Kaplan and Kase share how 'Hide Your Crazy!' aims to shift mindsets and promote healing through artistic expression. They delve into their personal journeys, highlighting the power of vulnerability and the importance of community in recovery. Their stories are raw, real, and incredibly inspiring, offering a fresh perspective on how art can be a catalyst for change. Throughout the conversation, they explore the role of creativity in overcoming trauma and breaking free from perfectionism.
As Kase eloquently puts it, 'Movies have this ability to speak an emotional language that we don't really know how to communicate without just inviting somebody in'. It's a sentiment that resonates deeply, especially for those navigating the complex landscape of recovery. This episode isn't just for film buffs or those in recovery—it's for anyone interested in the transformative power of art.
Whether you're battling your own demons or supporting someone who is, Kaplan and Kase's insights offer hope and practical wisdom. They remind us that through growth and healing, we can all contribute to a more compassionate world. So, if you're ready to see mental health and addiction in a new light, tune in to this episode of Recovery Soulfood. It's a heartfelt conversation that might just change how you view your own journey.