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🎧 MS Rebels — Descent into MS. A darkly comic journey through progressive MS, mental health, autism, paranoia, neurological pain, fatigue, cognitive decline, addiction, memory and identity. Part memoir, part psychological fiction and part surreal storytelling, follow Guy Strange into the strange world of Motel Disco Mbob — where memories check in but secrets never leave. What happens when multiple sclerosis takes your job, your routine, and the future you thought you were heading toward? A deeply personal film noir, offbeat series.

  1. Season 1, Episode 6 Trailer

    MS Rebels 6 - Memories of home through a thick brain fog. Guy uses mindfulness to negotiate his Descent into MS. Fond memories battle paranoia, cognitive decline, fatigue, sleeplessness & pain.

    Episode 6 – Memories of Home What do you do when the present becomes too difficult to escape? You go somewhere else. For Guy Strange, the mind motel has plenty of rooms. A rubber glove becomes a monstrous hand on a dark country road. A forgotten caravan beside the sea becomes a doorway to childhood. Basking sharks glide through the Clyde. Fighter jets roar overhead. Nuclear submarines disappear beneath the water. Then, years later, Soviet fishing ships arrive, bringing Russian sailors, strange trades and an encounter that might have been an adventure worth taking. But beneath the humour and memories lies something darker. Pain. Fatigue. Sleepless nights. Progressive deterioration. The frustration of a body that won't cooperate and a future that offers more questions than answers. When the present becomes unbearable, Guy returns to the places where he once felt safe — sitting outside a caravan in the summer sun, smelling seaweed on the beach and listening to aircraft overhead. Happy memories become a form of escape. But some memories refuse to stay in the past. And one mysterious woman in a bar continues to occupy a room in Guy Strange's mind. Episode 6 — Memories of Home. Float, float, float away… 🎧 Listen to Episode 6 now — and step inside the memories, mysteries and madness of Motel Disco Mbob.

    MS Rebels 6 - Memories of home through a thick brain fog. Guy uses mindfulness to negotiate his Descent into MS. Fond memories battle paranoia, cognitive decline, fatigue, sleeplessness & pain.

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    MS Rebels 6 - Memories of home through thick brain fog. Guy seek solace to combat pain, fatigue & cognitive decline in his progressive disability descent into MS. Dark humoured mindfulness journey..

    Episode 6 – Memories of Home What do you do when the present becomes too difficult to escape? You go somewhere else. For Guy Strange, the mind motel has plenty of rooms. A rubber glove becomes a monstrous hand on a dark country road. A forgotten caravan beside the sea becomes a doorway to childhood. Basking sharks glide through the Clyde. Fighter jets roar overhead. Nuclear submarines disappear beneath the water. Then, years later, Soviet fishing ships arrive, bringing Russian sailors, strange trades and an encounter that might have been an adventure worth taking. But beneath the humour and memories lies something darker. Pain. Fatigue. Sleepless nights. Progressive deterioration. The frustration of a body that won't cooperate and a future that offers more questions than answers. When the present becomes unbearable, Guy returns to the places where he once felt safe — sitting outside a caravan in the summer sun, smelling seaweed on the beach and listening to aircraft overhead. Happy memories become a form of escape. But some memories refuse to stay in the past. And one mysterious woman in a bar continues to occupy a room in Guy Strange's mind. Episode 6 — Memories of Home. Float, float, float away… 🎧 Listen to Episode 6 now — and step inside the memories, mysteries and madness of Motel Disco Mbob.

    MS Rebels 6 - Memories of home through thick brain fog. Guy seek solace to combat pain, fatigue & cognitive decline in his progressive disability descent into MS. Dark humoured mindfulness journey..

  3. Sep 16

    MS Rebels - Le mac, l'eau et le vin. Motel Disco Mbob A psychological fiction podcast.

    Episode 5 – My Pimp, the Water and the Wine What happens when the thing you use to escape your mind becomes the thing that owns it? In this raw, darkly comic and deeply unsettling episode, we enter the fractured inner world of a man living with a degenerative disease, navigating the consequences of MS, questions around autism, isolation, addiction, alcoholism and a mind that can no longer be relied upon to remain quiet. He wakes after another restless night. His mouth is dry, his body hurts, his head feels strange, and the memories of the previous evening slowly begin to return. Alongside the physical consequences of drinking comes something heavier: shame, self-hatred and disgust. The familiar realisation that once again, alcohol has won. For him, drinking isn't about taste. It's about effect. “One is too many and ten are not enough.” The episode explores addiction not as an abstract concept, but as an intimate relationship between a person and the substance that has gradually taken control. There is no easy recovery narrative here. He knows he needs help. He has considered alcohol support groups. Yet the idea of a life without alcohol is almost impossible for him to imagine. The drink has become intertwined with his identity, his memories, his emotions and even his sense of creativity. Against this background sits the reality of degenerative disease and MS — a body and brain that impose limitations on a life that once had purpose. Work has become impossible. Movement is difficult. Thoughts can become chaotic. The loss of independence creates an enormous amount of empty time, and in that emptiness the bottle becomes increasingly attractive. The episode also touches on autism and the difficulty of navigating a world built around conversation, social interaction and expectations that don't always make sense to him. Solitude feels safer. Drinking alone becomes a ritual in which nobody appears to judge him and emotion can be opened or closed like a door. But where does neurological difference end and mental breakdown begin? These are difficult questions, and the episode doesn't pretend to provide tidy answers. Instead, it moves between painful honesty and bizarre, observational humour. A stranger on a bus becomes the focus of an obsessive investigation. A woman sitting alone in a bar with a book and two small drinks becomes an enduring mystery. Memories of drinking in Stornoway, student nights, reckless experiments and lonely encounters reveal just how deeply alcohol has threaded itself through the narrator's life. And then comes mindfulness — or something remarkably close to it. During a memory of a birthday celebration beside the River Ouse in York, the narrator sits alone beneath a tree and begins experimenting with a bottle of wine, eight candles and eight crab apples. He lights the candles, places the apples into the flowing river and watches what happens. He expects them to follow one another. They don't. The river carries them along different paths. Some drift away. Some become trapped. One candle goes out. Others follow unexpected currents. And suddenly he sees something that changes the way he understands his alcoholism. The river is the alcohol. The candles are his thoughts. Without the drink, he believes, his thoughts follow familiar and predictable paths. Thoughts become spontaneous, random and unpredictable. They leave the expected route. For perhaps the first time, he understands why he drinks. It isn't a cure. It isn't recovery. It doesn't make the addiction disappear. But it is an insight. There is humour here, but it is uncomfortable humour. There is despair, but also curiosity. There is addiction, but also an attempt to understand it. And beneath everything is one persistent question: If alcohol changes the way you think, feel and experience the world, are you drinking to escape your reality — or to finally experience a version of it that makes sense to you?

    MS Rebels - Le mac, l'eau et le vin. Motel Disco Mbob A psychological fiction podcast.

  4. Aug 26

    MS Rebels - Rééducation — Can Guy Strange find his own unique solutions? Motel Disco Mbob.

    Motel Disco Mbob In Rééducation, the mask slips a little further. Guy Strange confronts the reality of living with a progressive disease and the physical and psychological changes that come with it. Walking becomes uncertain, running becomes something his body seems to have forgotten, and the future begins to look increasingly difficult to predict. Alongside the physical deterioration comes another battle — paranoia, low self-esteem, cognitive decline, autism and mental health struggles that are far less visible than a walking stick or a stumbling gait. Guy doesn't want sympathy. He wants to explain. But explaining what is happening means opening doors he would rather keep firmly closed. After being warned that his condition will progressively deteriorate, Guy decides to attempt his own rehabilitation. Twice a week, he boards a yellow bus to a gym with a group of patients who, like him, exist somewhere outside the comfortable boundaries of ordinary society. There, among old equipment, awkward falls, unexpected friendships and a battered treadmill, Guy begins to fight back. For eighteen months, he pushes himself further. Six-minute walks become jogs. The numbers improve. The impossible begins to look possible. But progressive MS doesn't negotiate. Eventually, Guy has to confront the brutal truth: rehabilitation may help him fight the decline, but it cannot necessarily stop it. Darkly comic, uncomfortable and painfully honest, Rééducation explores disability, progressive illness, autism, paranoia, mental health, friendship and the strange ways people learn to live with a future they never asked for. And somewhere between the laughter, the falling, the treadmill and the pain, Guy discovers something he wasn't expecting — people who understand what it means to be an outsider. Even if he still suspects they'll eventually get fed up with him. Motel Disco Mbob — where memories check in, but secrets never leave.

    MS Rebels - Rééducation — Can Guy Strange find his own unique solutions? Motel Disco Mbob.

  5. Aug 13

    MS Rebels - La Pen. Medication , Memory & Confusion. Guy's small victories give him time to plan.

    Motel Disco Mbob. In Episode 3 of Motel De Cobul, the doors are locked, the fences are high, and our narrator finds himself looking back on life inside “the pen” — a place somewhere between secure accommodation, institutional routine and a world of its own. With dark humour, paranoia and a sharply unconventional perspective, this episode explores living with MS and a degenerative disease, autism, medication, obsessive routines and the aftermath of a mental breakdown. From the strange comfort of familiar rituals to the small victories that make institutional life bearable, nothing is quite as straightforward as it first appears. Enter Professor Rose, whose unconventional approach to therapy introduces mindfulness, creativity and “Mind Snaps” into a world dominated by rules and routine. An unlikely friendship develops, while Nurse Ratchet and the narrator continue their battle of wills. There are silk ties, medication, short-pronged forks, raw potatoes, aardvarks, wardens, old rivalries — and plenty of opportunities to score another small victory. La Pen is a darkly comic and sometimes unsettling journey through memory, mental health, neurodivergence and the strange coping mechanisms we develop when life doesn't quite go according to plan. Motel De Cobul — where memories check in, but secrets never leave.

    MS Rebels - La Pen. Medication , Memory & Confusion. Guy's small victories give him time to plan.

  6. Aug 10

    MS Rebels - Learning to Walk - Autism and alienation. An attempt at conservation leads to trouble.

    Motel Disco Mbob. Where memories check in, but secrets never leave. Welcome to Motel Disco Mbob, a cinematic mystery podcast blending psychological suspense, supernatural intrigue, and dark storytelling. Each episode follows travellers, strangers, and lost souls whose paths lead them to an isolated motel in a remote town of northern Quebec. Some arrive by chance. Others are drawn there by forces they don't understand. Every room holds a secret, every guest carries a past, and every stay changes them forever. If you enjoy atmospheric storytelling, unsettling mysteries, and slow-burning suspense with unforgettable characters, Motel Disco Mbob is your next destination. Subscribe to receive every new episode as it's released, along with behind-the-scenes notes, writing updates, and exclusive content exploring the world of Motel Disco Mbob. Check in... if you dare.

    MS Rebels - Learning to Walk - Autism and alienation. An attempt at conservation leads to trouble.

  7. Jul 27

    MS Rebels - Bibliothèque - Psychological drama. Guy seeks comfort and solace with anonymity .

    Motel Disco Mbob – Where memories check in but secrets never leave. Welcome to Motel Disco Mbob, a place where every room holds a memory and every locked door hides a secret best left unopened. Told through the voice of the enigmatic Guy Strange, this original fiction podcast blends psychological drama, noir storytelling, dark humour, and unreliable memories into a haunting journey through a mind that's equal parts refuge and prison. Libraries, institutions, forgotten classrooms, lonely highways, and fading dreams become rooms in a rundown motel where the past is always waiting at reception. In Episode One – The Library, Guy finds warmth and anonymity among books and the kindness of strangers while secretly brushing up on his French and planning to slip across the border. His destination is a remote town in northern Québec—a place where he hopes the cold, the distance, and the vast wilderness might finally put enough miles between himself and his past. But every polished brass handle and frosted glass door threatens to pull him back into memories he'd rather keep locked away. Motel Disco Mbob is a story about identity, trauma, reinvention, and the lengths people will go to disappear. Darkly funny, deeply reflective, and steeped in noir influences, it invites listeners to wander the corridors of a mind where memories check in—but secrets never leave.

    MS Rebels - Bibliothèque - Psychological drama. Guy seeks comfort and solace with anonymity .

  8. Jun 27

    The Library.

    What begins as an evening of heartfelt poetry and peaceful mindfulness meditation at a sleepy local library takes a spectacularly unexpected turn when serenity gives way to armed robbery, panic, and absolute absurdity. As Martin recites brooding verse and Elenor guides the audience into a state of perfect calm, a singing bowl rings, tempers snap, and suddenly nobody is allowed to move. Between flying insults, misplaced spirituality, bewildered librarians, stolen biscuits, and questionable getaway plans, the line between performance art and criminal enterprise disappears completely. Part surreal comedy, part satire, and part affectionate parody, The Library spirals from zen tranquillity into glorious chaos before revealing itself as a tongue-in-cheek homage to real-life mindfulness practitioners and authors Martin Stepek and Elenor Gibson. Expect outrageous characters, razor-sharp nonsense, and enough twists to leave your karma permanently confused. Because sometimes the quietest place in town is where the loudest madness begins.

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🎧 MS Rebels — Descent into MS. A darkly comic journey through progressive MS, mental health, autism, paranoia, neurological pain, fatigue, cognitive decline, addiction, memory and identity. Part memoir, part psychological fiction and part surreal storytelling, follow Guy Strange into the strange world of Motel Disco Mbob — where memories check in but secrets never leave. What happens when multiple sclerosis takes your job, your routine, and the future you thought you were heading toward? A deeply personal film noir, offbeat series.

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