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My life in Poetry Podcast is a first-person narrative Mental health awareness podcast hosted by Moses Sichach.
The podcast uses poems from Moses Sichach's early 20s to the present and gives them context through the historical and currenct socio-political Kenyan mental health environment.
My Life In Poetry Podcast is for those who are suffering through similar experiences and those who are affected by living with persons struggling with poor mental health and are looking to understand their loved ones better.
Sichach, a Kenyan struggling with poor mental health has opted to share his journey so far through poems that he has been writing since 2015 (Hoped to be published as an anthology called FEAR OF DEATH). All this while giving you the context of the poems, his honest role downward spiral, and thoughts about his future to encourage others and himself to keep on living. If you like what the podcast is trying to achieve share it with other people who might benefit from listening to my life in poetry podcast.
Get 10% Off your BetterHelp Subscription: www.betterhelp.com/mylifeinpoetry PROMO CODE: My Life In Poetry
Support Via M-Pesa : 0707018640.
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My life in Poetry Podcast is a first-person narrative Mental health awareness podcast hosted by Moses Sichach.
The podcast uses poems from Moses Sichach's early 20s to the present and gives them context through the historical and currenct socio-political Kenyan mental health environment.
My Life In Poetry Podcast is for those who are suffering through similar experiences and those who are affected by living with persons struggling with poor mental health and are looking to understand their loved ones better.
Sichach, a Kenyan struggling with poor mental health has opted to share his journey so far through poems that he has been writing since 2015 (Hoped to be published as an anthology called FEAR OF DEATH). All this while giving you the context of the poems, his honest role downward spiral, and thoughts about his future to encourage others and himself to keep on living. If you like what the podcast is trying to achieve share it with other people who might benefit from listening to my life in poetry podcast.
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Last year, I was featured by Africa Uncensored X (Twitter) Space in a discussion on the rising cases of suicide in in Kenya. A lot of consequential topics that definitely add context to the mental health discussion were covered and I found it necessary to share this with you. Episode 5 of my life in poetry piodcast wil drop in the first week of April 2024.Enjoy.
My Life In Poetry And Living In The Cave is the fourth episode in the series. The episode looks to answer the question of how social media breeds bad mental health while also taking the position that, even though it is currently making us sick it is actually better than the reality of the world.This episode is sponsored by Betterhelp.com. Use my link www.betterhelp.com/mylifeinpoetry to get 10% off your subscription. You could also use the promo code My Life In Poetry to get 10% Off.Donate Via Paypal @[email protected]: 0707018640
There is a moral to this story. I can attest that since my Russian roulette with death I am perceived as more interesting, people call me crazy to my face with a hint of admiration when maybe I do something out of the norm. Which is a good thing in comparison to being taken to a mental asylum.
In this Episode, We will look at one of my more recent poems Bury Your God and give it some context.I grew up in a staunch catholic home, rosaries and Mary surrounded me the same way people surround a stranger who has just fainted. And just like the stranger this all ended up really suffocating me
In this first Episode, We will look at one of my earlier Poems, Days of Our Lives, and put it in context.I was and still am prone to, life-threatening and shocking decisions. I am not certain if it is a result of self-inflicted traumatic experiencesor I am what I am and that is what is causing cycles of bad decisions that lead to self-inflicted traumatic experiences.
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