The TMI Project Story Hour TMI Project
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The TMI Project Story Hour features stories from more than a decade of live performances, profiling the brave souls who stepped on stage and shared the stories they were most afraid to tell. Here we will take a deeper dive and share the stories behind the secrets, and what happened next.
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Sam Finds a Ripple of Hope with the Grateful Dead
When Sam finds himself at St. Christopher's – an in-patient addiction treatment facility – for the second time, he discovers an unexpected solace when he becomes a church choir director.
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Jonathan Finds His Child’s Pose
The youngest of four boys in a family that abides by a “stifle-your-feelings” approach to life, Jonathan learns how to process his chaotic life through his dreams. Listen in to find out how, at 9 years-old, he’s awoken from a recurring nightmare to find it’s become a reality.
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Tyana is Made of Magic
As a result of historical and generational trauma, Tyana’s elders are not comfortable expressing anxiety and depression. She feels she’s being trained to smile through trauma. Listen to hear how Tyana discovers she has a superpower; a world where she is made of magic.
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Patty Refuses to Follow in Wild Bill’s Footsteps
In her own recovery from alcoholism, Patty sifts through resentments toward her father, known to most as Wild Bill, after navigating a lifetime of family chaos and grief, all sparked by his drinking and wild ways.
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Morris: The Mind of Someone Like Me
Morris has learned how to navigate a life filled with challenges by finding solace in keeping busy with all the things he enjoys, from watercolor painting to working out mathematical equations. However, when TMI Project offered a storytelling workshop in collaboration with the Mental Health Association of Ulster County (MHA), he was hesitant to join. When he decided to overcome his fear of public speaking and give it a try, though, he transformed into a powerful storyteller.
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Eva is NOT Mentally Ill
For years, Eva resisted the idea of medication while simultaneously self-medicating her ever-present depression. However, when running, herbal supplements, binge drinking, and all the other tactics that she’s tried still leave her unable to stop crying, she finally takes the plunge. Tune in to hear how Eva comes to accept and find the right treatment for her clinical depression which opens up a whole new world.
Customer Reviews
Deeply moving true stories
I think this is a situation where the low rating is an indication that this podcast is doing something right. The one-star reviews left by triggered and misguided bigots is a testament to the powerful nature and truth of the stories being told here.
Keep doing what you’re doing TMI, you’re needed now more than ever, and there are so many more of us here for the love, the honesty, and powerful vulnerability.
We’re here because Black lives DO matter, and we’re not afraid to say and hear on repeat until the small-hearted people can say it without irony too♥️
Brave and beautiful
So brave so beautiful. This show actually doesn’t normalize mental illness. This show also doesn’t unnecessarily bring race into every topic to make it seem like we need more equality. There is no equality past equality. Stop. Yuck. Trash.
This is important
This podcast is so important! Telling stories reminds people that we’re all human. We may not have the same experiences, but we definitely share the same emotions. And maybe we can eliminate the trauma that people go through for being transgender.