A Steemit-Powered Interview Show

In the first episode of The Andrarchy Show I interview @churdtzu about his psychotic break, though the conversation (as is usually the case when @churdtzu and I talk) covered a wide swathe and variety of topics. For example, did you know that psychiatry and neoliberal economics have a lot in common? If you want to find out what, you'll have to watch the video :)

The End of the Testing Phase

This will be the first of many episodes of The Andrarchy Show which I have decided to make the primary platform for my video content. Up until now I have been experimenting heavily on the steemit platform in an attempt to precisely gauge what you guys like, but now the time has come to get organized and give you consistent and high quality content that can also appeal to a broader audience. But to accomplish that I need your help. I believe with your feedback, input, and insight we can make this a great show period, not just "good enough." I want to show the world that we, The People, can make content that is every bit as good, better even, than the content churned out by mainstream media platforms and outlets.

The Intro Video

The first video below is an intro video that delves into further detail about what I'm trying to do with this show and why I hope you (the steemit community) will give me your support. If you'd like to skip the appetizer and head directly to the main course, the interview, that video is also below along with an mp3 of the interview.

Only The Beginning

Because I am doing everything myself, and because I want the content to be as digestible as possible, I intentionally organized the interview into approximately 10 minute segments so that I can start editing and publishing as quickly as possible while maximizing the quality. I will only publish segments that I think are interesting, fortunately my conversations with @churdtzu are always fascinating and this was no exception.

DISCLAIMER

Neither Kurt nor I are licensed or certified mental health professionals or doctors. Nothing we say in the following videos should be interpreted as medical or health advice. We are just two ordinary people having a discussion about our experiences.

Introducing The Andrarchy Show

Ep. 1: The Andrarchy Show

Sharing

The video features a steemit logo in the top right corner so feel free to share the video, as opposed to the entire steemit post, depending on what you think will make it more likely to be viewed based on the context of the share. I tried my best to make this both interesting and broadly appealing, so I hope you'll consider sharing it on social media.

YouTube Views

Nowadays YouTube views and twitter followers carry a lot of weight and since YouTube seems to group every Steemit view together as only one view, please open the video in YouTube to help get that view count up if you want to help out the show. You can also follow me on twitter @andrarchy which could help me gain access to higher profile individuals and better evangelize for Steemit.

The podcast

*The podcast has been submitted to iTunes and is awaiting approval from Apple

Discussed by Kurt

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1. Mental Illness: How and what to learn from your mind breaking by @churdtzu
2. What a Shaman Sees in A Mental Hospital
3. Healing Madness With Communication, Conversation, and Love by @sterlinluxan
4. Suicidality, violence and mania caused by selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs): A review and analysis
5. Would We Have Drugged Up Einstein: How anti-authoritarianism is deemed a mental health problem
6. Strange Answers to the Psychopath Test feat. Jon Ronson
   

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Part 2 is COMING SOON so be sure to follow

And remember:

I want to make this show the best show FOR YOU GUYS so let me know in the comments what you want to see and hear!