Mr. Joe returns to educate his audience on apophenia (patternicity), and the human experience of finding meaning in random events and numbers. Mr. Joe also addresses a listeners email regarding sleep, delusions, and apophenia.

Mr. Joe returns for his first episode after back surgery. He provides updates on his recovery, state of mind, podcasting status, and his mothers latest mind set. Mr. Joe also provides examples of mania in comparison to hypomania.

Previously recorded, Mr. Joe discovers a past episode that was never fully published on his hosting site. In this episode, Mr. Joe returns to celebrate his 100th episode with his loyal listeners. We review the last year of topics, personal experiences, an

Mr. Joe returns to celebrate his 100th episode with his loyal listeners. We review the last year of topics, personal experiences, and motivation behind the creation of Mr. Joe's Bipolar Podcast.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/

Mr. Joe discusses the significance and importance of self-esteem. He speaks about his audience to start the show and attempts to explain how his physical features impact his mental health. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/

Mr. Joe returns after several years to embark on a new journey of mental illness. He discusses topics such as anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, denial, and substance abuse. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mr-joe7/suppo

Mr. Joe covers paranoia and delusions in great detail by sharing a recent personal experience. Topics include pathological jealousy, somatic delusions, delusions of reference, bizarre delusions, and psychosis. Finally, Mr. Joe provides his listening audie

Mr. Joe returns for a new season and a fresh start. Please note, this episode discusses suicide, and some listeners may be sensitive to the topic, or be vulnerable to triggers. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mr-joe7/

Mr. Joe speaks about the word sick and what it truly means from a mental health perspective. He reports on the latest attempt by the enemy to hurt Mr. Joe.

Mr. Joe reviews intrusive thoughts and how they invade our minds and take over our lives. Mr. Joe also touches upon Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, eating disorders, and PTSD.