Talksicology Podcast
Talksicology Podcast
Jonah, From the Group Chat | Jonah Bayer (Episode 81)
Jonah, From the Group Chat | Jonah Bayer (Episode 81)
Jonah, From the Group Chat | Jonah Bayer (Episode 81)
Saturday 6th April 2024
Join Jason and Jonah Bayer on 'Talksicology' as they discuss music, mental health advocacy, and innovative solutions for touring musicians.
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Get the buttons here!Jonah Bayer: Harmonizing Music and Mental Health on the Road
Episode Overview
- Dive into Jonah Bayer's rich experience in the music industry and his passion for mental health advocacy
- Explore the fascinating intersection of music, culture, and mental health support
- Learn about the innovative Elsewhere Program designed to provide mental health services for musicians on tour
- Discover Jonah's personal journey, from his music career to his current focus on mental health
- Engage in a candid conversation about the challenges and opportunities in supporting artists' mental well-being
We could get into it a little bit more as we go on, but the new program that we're building called the Elsewhere Program, which is, um, so I was, I was recently on tour with KISS doing their documentary, their manager, Doc McGee, who is, uh, my, my family worked with Doc since I was probably right around the time I was born.
Ever wondered what it's like to juggle a career in music with mental health advocacy? This episode of 'Talksicology' dives into just that. Host Jason sits down with Jonah Bayer, a seasoned writer, musician, and podcaster, to discuss the unique challenges faced by musicians on tour. Jonah's impressive resume includes work featured in Rolling Stone and SPIN, and he's the co-host of 'How Did We Get Weird?' alongside his sister, Vanessa Bayer.
But beyond his accolades, Jonah brings a wealth of knowledge from his graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and certification in Trauma-Informed Counseling. Together, Jason and Jonah explore the often-overlooked mental health needs of musicians, highlighting the importance of accessible therapy to prevent self-destructive behaviors. Jonah shares his personal journey through the music industry, his passion for writing about the intersection of music and mental health, and his mission to bring more awareness to these critical issues.
Tune in for an eye-opening conversation that blends personal anecdotes with broader insights into the changes needed to support musicians on the road.