About this episode
Imagine grappling with the darkest moments of the soul, only to find an unexpected ally in humor. Frank King—the mental health comedian who wrote for The Tonight Show—ande I share a bond over our mental health diagnoses, and in this raw dialogue, we peel back the layers on the role of dark humor in coping with depression and suicide.
We're not shying away from the tough stuff; instead, we're embracing the cathartic release that comes from finding laughter amidst pain. With anecdotes that might just make you gasp and nod in recognition, we're tapping into the healing power of humor and shared experience.
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