39 min
Masked Man 35/100: The Masked Bartender Miss Amanda Chen Show
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- Mental Health
Hello and welcome back to the Miss Amanda Chen Show. We’re now in Season 2 of the 100 Masked Men series, where I anonymously interview different men from all around the world about gender roles, expectations from society and how that affects our self worth.
This month we are taking a special focus on men's mental health, sponsored by Tethr, The world’s first online, peer-to-peer support community connecting men for open and honest conversations about life.
It's been a year since the pandemic hit and crashed the hospitality industry. Masked Man #35 is the Masked Bartender. In this episode we talk about how life has changed since then, and the judgment that comes along with drinking. Does everyone that is 'doing well' have to be sober too? Or can we be ok and also have a beer? I hope you enjoy the show.
Are we romanticizing the drama with mental health issues? I thought this was an interesting perspective, on the quote unquote 'normal guys' that seem to be doing okay. But nonetheless went through their own shit to be in a secure place today. This reminded me that not all of us have to speak out in order to normalize mental health.
Make sure to subscribe and if you’d like to be on the show or know of someone with a unique perspective, slide into my DMs at @missamandachen on Instagram and see you next Wednesday with more episodes of 100 Masked Men.
Hello and welcome back to the Miss Amanda Chen Show. We’re now in Season 2 of the 100 Masked Men series, where I anonymously interview different men from all around the world about gender roles, expectations from society and how that affects our self worth.
This month we are taking a special focus on men's mental health, sponsored by Tethr, The world’s first online, peer-to-peer support community connecting men for open and honest conversations about life.
It's been a year since the pandemic hit and crashed the hospitality industry. Masked Man #35 is the Masked Bartender. In this episode we talk about how life has changed since then, and the judgment that comes along with drinking. Does everyone that is 'doing well' have to be sober too? Or can we be ok and also have a beer? I hope you enjoy the show.
Are we romanticizing the drama with mental health issues? I thought this was an interesting perspective, on the quote unquote 'normal guys' that seem to be doing okay. But nonetheless went through their own shit to be in a secure place today. This reminded me that not all of us have to speak out in order to normalize mental health.
Make sure to subscribe and if you’d like to be on the show or know of someone with a unique perspective, slide into my DMs at @missamandachen on Instagram and see you next Wednesday with more episodes of 100 Masked Men.
39 min