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We’re in the middle of Mental Health Awareness Month and just days away from the Sound Mind Music Festival for Mental Health. With SHAED set to perform at the free Brooklyn street fest, it’s a perfect time for them to guest on the latest episode of Going There with Dr. Mike. Listen to band members Chelsea Lee, Max Ernst, and Spencer Ernst chat with Dr. Mike about what it means to search for a sense of purpose above, or wherever you get your podcasts.
The three SHAED members discuss both the pros and cons of identifying their sense of authenticity and personality with their artistic output, as well as what kind of support systems they have in their personal lives. The group plunges into the depths of the mind, exploring all of the ways one perceives oneself.
Listen to SHAED chat about all of this and more in the new episode of Going There with Dr. Mike; you can also watch a segment of the discussion via the video player below (or check it out on YouTube). Then, if you’re in the Brooklyn area on Saturday, May 18th, make sure you catch SHAED taking the stage at Sound Mind Live’s 6th annual Music Festival for Mental Health. Other performers include Kevin Morby and WisterWives, and we’re giving away free passes to the afterparty with DJ White Shadow at Elsewhere! Enter to win those passes here, and get your FREE tickets to the Music Festival for Mental Health via Eventbrite
Additionally, you can listen to SHAED go further into their artistic process on The Spark Parade.
Then make sure to like, review, and subscribe to the show, presented by the Consequence Podcast Network and Sound Mind Live, wherever you get your podcasts.
Season 5 of Going There with Dr. Mike is presented by Johnson & Johnson, who believes that health is everything. Find out more about Johnson & Johnson via their Twitter and Facebook pages. Season 5 of Going There with Dr. Mike is also presented by AbbVie, who is driving the pursuit of better mental health. Find out more about AbbVie via their Twitter and Instagram pages.
Those in need of mental health assistance can check out the Sound Mind Live resources page for a list of helplines, community programs, therapy links, and more.