Micah Bravery Raising Mental Health Awareness Worldwide through “These Fukken Feelings” Podcast

May 14, 2023

These Fukken Feelings Podcast is a podcast show created, produced, and hosted by Micah Bravery, a rising star in the world of media. Micah and his team are devoted to bringing high-quality, relatable content to their viewers while promoting mental health awareness.

United States - May 14, 2023 —

According to data sourced from the American Psychiatric Association, it is estimated that anxiety disorders affect nearly 30% of adults at some point in their lives. Furthermore, World Health Organization experts say that approximately 280 million people in the world struggle with depression. 

Having noticed that the world is slowly plummeting into an even deeper pool of mental health issues amid Covid-19 lockdowns, social distancing, and a volatile economy, a young American visual creator Micah Bravery decided to take action, and thus These Fukken Feelings Podcast was born. 

According to Micah, These Fukken Feelings Podcast was created to be as engaging and relatable as possible. These Fukken Feelings Podcast dives deep into crucial topics, such as mental health, employment, life, and a range of others, striving to help the viewer understand that they are in a friendly, safe space where honest, real conversations take place:

“The podcast focuses on topics related to mental health and personal development, which can be helpful for anyone looking to improve their overall well-being and quality of life. The podcast features interviews with experts in the field of mental health and personal development, providing listeners with valuable insights and advice,” Micah said.

Having personally endured and ultimately conquered a barrage of similar challenges, Micah wanted to reach people who are going through the same problems and offer a safe space; a platform where mental health issues are openly talked about in a comfortable, friendly atmosphere.

These Fukken Feelings Podcast is a podcast for people who find it difficult to vocalize their problems or simply do not have anyone to talk to about them. Micah wanted to cast a safety net over one of the heaviest topics that he believes is not talked about enough. 

Launched in 2020, These Fukken Feelings Podcast has already amassed a loyal following. The show currently boasts more than 100 episodes; Season 2.5 is ongoing while the team is diligently working on creating fresh material.  

Micah said that the purpose of These Fukken Feelings Podcast is to show the listeners that they are not alone in their struggles, stating the following:

“Each episode, we dive deep into topics like love, loss, anxiety, and more, with the goal of helping listeners feel more connected and understood. Whether you’re going through a tough time or just need some inspiration, These Fukken Feelings Podcast is here to support you,” said Micah.

The most recent episode of These Fukken Feelings Podcast has been aired on the 30th of April. These Fukken Feelings launch new content weekly. More information about the These Fukken Feelings Podcast is available on the company’s official website.

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