Editor's cut of the second half of Clint's story airing this Sunday, February 4th.

Clint Malarchuk personifies the values that Doming Out stands for. Honesty, culpability, grit, collaboration, confidence - he's got it all. He's also got OCD. Clint and our host, John Tessitore, built a strong bond the few months after they first met and

We’re tackling the topic of depression this week. Erica Michanek has been traveling South America and Cuba for the last 5 years but before that, she spent more than 10 years at different psychologists, on different medications, searching for the answer

Editor's cut of this Sunday's episode with Erica Michanek. Guest Narrator: Toni Banta

Part I: 0m-28mThe Team at Doming Out talk about everything from how they all met, how they got involved and what their motivations were for creating this platform. We share our ideology on guest lineups, share guest highlights from the second half of Seas

Host John Tessitore, met guest Kenny Wallach at an NYU event last March. They were both sharing their journeys with OCD in front of the entire audience. Editor, Mike Esposito, walked in prior to the start. He’s known Kenny since high school. An episode

Doming out turned 28 a few days ago! Well at least our host, John Tessitore did. Like many of you know, John has OCD. John had a mentor named John Kelly who also suffered from OCD. It’s confusing what John we’re talking about in some episodes. Trust m

Dominicc Delzompo is a recent UCLA grad from Murietta, California. The son of a Marine and a talented musician his entire life, he landed at UCLA to study under Julie Gondek in the Voice and Opera program. He’s got pipes for sure but he also produces mu

You know it’s a good episode it convinces our host, John Tessitore, to run the 2018 New York City Marathon! He’s never run more than three miles in his life but Mary’s journey to finish all 26.2 for the JCK Foundation was a true inspiration. John an

This week, Doming Out had the pleasure of talking to Grace Wickremasinghe - a Sri Lankan poet, law student and spoken word wizard. She dives into the state of mental health over there, which Grace characterized broadly as “unfortunate” but definitely