The personal journey of Mister Joe's Neighborhood continues, as he relives his first experience with cocaine, which ultimately led to hospitlization. Mr. Joe discusses depression, mania, schizoaffective disorder, and the MANY mistakes a married man can m

This was the first episode Mr. Joe ever recorded. At the time, Mr. Joe decided his podcast title would be "Remarried with Children". Mr. Joe was actually suffering a great deal during this time period, but refused to acknowledge his mental illness. In an

Mr. Joe revisits aspects of his last episode. He reports on various reasons one might engage in suicidal ideations. Mr. Joe discusses bullying, abuse, and several other situations which may impact one’s emotional state.

Mr. Joe discusses the holiday season and its impact on mental health. Mr. Joe also speaks about his past holiday experiences and his feelings on Thanksgiving. Please note, there are multiple mentions of suicide within this episode. Support Mr. Joe's Po

Mr. Joe discusses recovery, sobriety, and medication. Mr. Joe also reviews the medical benefits of marijuana, and the importance of following your doctors advice.Please support Mr. Joe's podcast, so we can continue on this journey together.Any monthly

This podcast was produced several years ago. It remained within a patron subscription for years. The audio file has been discovered, and this episode is now available for the public. However, after listening to the podcast, Mr. Joe immediately deleted thi

Mr. Joe discusses recovery, sobriety, and medication. Mr. Joe also reviews the medical benefits of marijuana, and the importance of following your doctors advice.Support Mr. Joe's Podcast for only $.99 per month! https://buy.stripe.com/fZecQcaFAeVvcnu6o

Mr. Joe goes old school as he shares information about his mother, as well as his own narcissistic traits.Please support Mr. Joe's podcast, so we can continue on this journey together.Any monthly contribution would be greatly appreciated.https://b

Mr. Joe returns to answer several questions about his recovery. He discusses depression, medication, and memory issues. Mr. Joe provides a highly descriptive story regarding the concept of hitting rock bottom.

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.