Absolutely love and appreciate the work MannMukti is attempting to do through their podcast! Their podcast highlights the struggles faced by countless South Asian Americans in such an eloquent, thoughtful, and compassionate manner! Please give this a listen if you’re struggling with any sort of mental health problem; this podcast will provide some form of solace, support, and give you a community!

I think this is so awesome!! It's the first of its kind and I think MannMukti is doing amazing things to change the perspective of mental health in South Asian communities! The podcasters are not only good at interviewing but also great at listening to the people who are being interviewed. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone interested in mental health and particularly those who are interested in mental health with regards to the south Asian community.

Stories of stigma is such as fantastic podcast. It is a great blend of accurate educational material from professionals in the mental health field as well powerful stories from individuals in the South Asian community who have experienced mental health concerns. One of my favorite quotes from a recent episode called The Science of Mental Illness summed up the issue of stigma so perfectly. Dr. Lund said that "stigma occurs beause of lack of information". Mann Mukti is doing an amazing job with the podcast by reducing stigma through knowledge, information, and storytelling.

I actually discovered MannMukti through another podcast (chai tea party). I was so excited to be able to listen to the stories of stigma podcast. Each story has so much valuable advice and lessons. Most importantly, I love this podcast because it was relatable, and it made me feel like there was someone out there who understood what I was going through. Highly recommend to everyone!!

This is a vulnerable, soul bearing, yet informative and grounding podcast that sheds light on a topic not often spoken about. It serves as a more intimate way to experience the topics and stories from the MannMukti website. Keep up the great work!

Talking about or accepting something off in one's life is hard enough, but coming out and talking about the issue is brave. This is a great intiative and wonderful interview to give people the strength and confidence to speak up. I am very happy such an organization has started and I look forward for the upcoming podcasts

I listened to this podcast as a south Asian who is very close to her ethnic identity and has dealt with mental health issues including social anxiety, depression, and ADD. I have felt like I couldn’t go to my community when I needed them the most (due to stigma) and that they tended to judge me or write me off as someone who was “lazy”, “weird”, “socially awkward”, or “stuck up”. I had a lot of high hopes for a podcast like this. While presenting research is helpful and many of the podcast episodes do address that “it is important to realize that this (mental health) is someone’s reality,” it does little to actually give those with loved ones currently struggling the tips and tricks they need to help them cope and not take things personally. I feel like the effort is good, but more things need to be added.

As a podcast buff, I love this form of media. It is really educational, and great to learn more about mental health!

This is an awesome way to get the conversation going! It's so inspiring to here that those who suffer aren't alone in their struggle!

I'm so excited to see how well this incredible resource flourishes. MannMukti is banded together by a group of brilliant minds working to end the injustice against proper mental health. I can't wait for what's in store!