Borderline Podcast Disorder by Levy Lupu

In the latest episode of Borderline Podcast Disorder, we're thrilled to welcome the dynamic and humorous Donatas Staneika (@donatasstaneika). Known for his unique comedic style, Donatas has become the one to look out for in the London comedy scene. Our conversation traverses the realms of comedy, his experiences performing in London, and our shared appreciation for coffee - a fuel for many great minds.

Before diving into the heart of the conversation, I share a personal snippet about my annual doctor's visit, throwing light on the importance of regular health check-ups - a fair reminder for us all to take care of our health amidst the hustle of life.

As always, your feedback is invaluable to us. Please feel free to email me via comedianlevy.com or follow the instructions on my website to share your thoughts. Your constructive comments help us to continuously improve and evolve.

I'd like to extend my apologies for the diminished sound quality in our chat with Donatas. A mishap during the recording session in December resulted in this, and unfortunately, I was unable to correct it. I appreciate your understanding and patience.

Take some time to explore our previous episodes, each one packed with insightful chats, laughter, and wisdom. Thank you for your continued support. Stay skilful, and keep the laughter alive!

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In this week's episode of the Borderline Podcast, we welcome our special guest, comedian and podcast host, Daniel Ruiz Tizon (1607westegg). Levi and Daniel dive into a heart-to-heart talk discussing their experiences with insomnia, sleep patterns, and their shared love for reading. They explore the challenges of disconnecting from the digital age and reflect on their experiences as immigrants, discussing the difficulties of integrating into new cultures.

The conversation deepens as they exchange thoughts on their work ethic and the sacrifices they've made for their careers. Daniel opens up about the unique challenges and sacrifices of being a comedian and writer. He reflects on his working-class background and the profound impact it has had on his life choices and relationships.

Daniel shares his experiences of bad gigs, the mental scars they leave, and how comedy has been his solace and a medium of connection. He also emphasizes the importance of storytelling in his work and discusses his journey in writing and comedy, including the setbacks and the impact of antidepressants on his creativity.

Levi and Daniel also discuss their experiences with mental health and how it has influenced their comedy. They talk about the importance of finding a balance between being deadpan on stage and being engaged in conversations off stage. They touch on the challenges of being a creator in a city like London, where the housing crisis and cost of living can impact creativity. They emphasize the importance of supporting independent creators and finding engaging content outside of mainstream platforms.

We encourage our listeners to follow Daniel Ruiz Tizon on his social media platforms and to check out his website and his podcasts. One of Daniel's podcasts, "When shorts were short," is highly recommended.

For the first time, we've included a message from a listener at the end of the podcast. If you'd like your story to be featured in next week's episode, email me at [email protected] or message me on my social media.

Thank you for tuning in, and we look forward to bringing you more engaging conversations in future episodes.

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Welcome to the latest episode of the Borderline Podcast Disorder! In this episode, we are thrilled to introduce our special guest, the award-winning comedian, Nathan Cassidy (@thenathancassidy). Known for his witty humor and unique comedic style, Nathan offers his insightful understanding of the human psyche, thanks to his degree in Psychology.

As a talented comedian, Nathan Cassidy has managed to captivate audiences with his engaging storytelling and relatable humor. He has not only won accolades for his work but has also carved a niche for himself in the comedy scene.

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the fascinating intersection of comedy and psychology. With Nathan's expertise in both fields, we explore the impact of comedy industry on comedians's wellbeing and mental health - a topic often overlooked but of immense importance. This episode promises to be a unique blend of laughter, insights and thought-provoking discussions that will leave you with a deeper understanding of the comedy world and the people who bring joy to our lives.

Don't forget to follow our host on social media (@levylupu) to stay updated with all our latest happenings. And while you're at it, do follow Nathan Cassidy for your daily dose of laughter.

Share the love by subscribing to our channel and sharing our podcast with your friends and family. Each share, like, and subscribe goes a long way in supporting our work and helping us bring more exciting content to you.

Stay tuned, and get ready for a fun-filled episode with Nathan Cassidy, and if you enjoyed this checkout Nathan's Psycomedy Podcast too!

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Get ready for a one-of-a-kind episode of the Borderline Podcast that will have you laughing, reflecting, and feeling inspired! Join me, your host, as I sit down with my dear friend Ruby (@rubylamingfree on Instagram and @ruby45870 on TikTok), whom I met during our transformative journey through Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT).

In this episode, Ruby and I bring a unique and humorous perspective to the table as we dive into the topics of recovery, addiction, and graduating from DBT. While these are serious subjects, we believe in the power of laughter and staying true to ourselves, even when discussing challenging experiences.

Please be aware that the content of this episode may touch on sensitive topics and could potentially be triggering for some listeners. We want to ensure your well-being, so if you feel that this episode might not be suitable for you at this time, we encourage you to take care of yourself and prioritize your mental health.

During our conversation, Ruby shares her personal journey with addiction and the remarkable transformation she experienced through DBT. Together, we explore the highs and lows, the struggles and triumphs, and the sheer resilience it takes to navigate the path of recovery.

We approach these topics with a lighthearted yet authentic approach, infusing humor into our conversation while maintaining respect for the gravity of the subject matter. Our aim is to create a safe space where we can engage in meaningful dialogue while embracing our unique personalities.

To stay up to date with the latest episodes of the Borderline Podcast, make sure to follow and subscribe on your preferred podcast platform. We have a lineup of engaging conversations that dive into the depths of mental health, personal growth, and navigating life's challenges.

Additionally, I invite you to connect with me, your host, on social media (@levylupu). Follow me for behind-the-scenes insights, updates on upcoming episodes, and a community of like-minded individuals who are committed to self-discovery and personal well-being.

Remember, you are not alone in your journey. Together, we can laugh, grow, and support one another as we navigate the complexities of life. So join us on this hilarious and heartfelt episode, and let's create positive change, one laughter-filled conversation at a time.

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In the seventh episode of Borderline Podcast Disorder, we are delighted to welcome Barbara Fernandez (@barbarasvoices). A comedian, musician, and a fellow BPD advocate, Barbara is a beacon of talent and resilience. This episode is a candid exploration of life with borderline personality disorder, the highs and lows, and everything in between.

Barbara shares her personal journey with BPD, providing an intimate insight into her experiences and how she uses comedy as a tool for coping and connection. She eloquently speaks about the power of humor in breaking down the barriers around mental health, making it a subject that can be approached and understood without fear.

Furthermore, we delve into the role of education in changing perceptions about mental health. Barbara’s stories underscore the importance of fostering understanding and empathy to combat the stigma often associated with mental health conditions.

Join us as we navigate through this enlightening conversation about comedy, mental health advocacy, and the untold stories of living with BPD. An episode filled with laughter, learning, and most importantly, a message of hope - this is one conversation you won't want to miss.

Barbara's linktree:

https://linktr.ee/barbarafernandez

MINDset livestreams:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIdK_I6ZraQfO5KW37S9ue1SSlJjsLn1X

Dr Fox's YouTube channel!

https://www.youtube.com/c/DrDanielFox

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