PARANOID IN MY PARADISE™

Hello everyone! Today we have @simplyhossien on to catch a laugh and share a conversation surrounding working smart and not hard, as well as the art of happiness. Hossein was born in Iran and shares his experience moving to Canada, along with the culture shock and transition to English; and the differences between first-generation immigrants vs people born in Canada. Hard work means different things to different people, smart work can be done sooner rather than later putting you on the right path. We ask what does it mean to be 'smart' ? " it depends on where your goal is. you might be an idiot at gardening, but you might be amazing at things you are supposed to. To be smart, you have to be smart in things that apply to your goal" - Hossein.  Are we able to set aside our ego in order to refrain from sinking the ship when we fail? What do you define your happiness to be? Is your happiness dependent on others or yourself? Overall this episode contains laughs all around and good conversations :) #notalone As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

hiiii homies!! welcome back to another episode of PARANOID IN MY PARADISE™ featuring @ishitamann_ Ishita Mann, S.V.M. is an award-winning changemaker who champions equitable opportunity for youth. at only 19, she has made history by becoming the youngest recipient of the Saskatchewan volunteer medal (civil honour), SHAD 2019 Alumnus, Reebok Human Rights Award Finalist, Amazon Prime Ambassador, Top 25 Under 25, Governor General Medalist, Entrepreneur of the Year (2021), and founded Canada's leading NPO – YHYSaskatchewan Inc – and more. frequently featured in CBC, CTV, and Global News, Ishita is a well-known public figure.  if you are someone you know who needs help, please visit https://cmhasaskatoon.ca/find-help/ PARANOID IN MY PARADISE™ is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. follow us: @reveursdevie I @paranoidinmyparadise shop: reveursdevie.com leave a review: if you enjoy listening to the podcast, please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify - even one line helps! you can also dm us with any feedback, thoughts on the lessons you've learnt from the episodes and we can thank you personally for tuning in :)

hiii homies!! :) welcome back to this week's episode of PARANOID IN MY PARADISE™ w/ @brooklynelizaa and her service dog Tuca! join us while brooklyn walks us through her everyday life of being joined by her service dog. if you ever wanted to know the dos and don'ts of seeing a service dog in public this might be for you :) brooklyn shares why and how she came to train Tuca, to be a service animal, how she copes, and the benefits, + some stories :) we also touch in-depth on depression, social fetishes, + mind and body > physical health + mental. " if you don't see a different way other than "normal"  on a regular basis it's easy to say you're an ally and joke about it, and say "oh I'm depressed or I did really bad on that test now I have anxiety" however mental health is a prolonged period not just feeling a certain way at the moment"  we have to be able to recognize someone else's position and the severity of it. we dive into a number of different conversations surrounding depression, indigenous ways of learning, cancel culture, difficulties of waitlists, social media and how it's changed comedy in its entirety. in good news recently bill 138 proper access to mental health was started for more resources and money for canadians youth. hopefully, we can see change and make change together :)  little tip from brooklyn elizaa "don't pet the dogs while they are working" :)  if you are someone you know who needs help, please visit https://cmhasaskatoon.ca/find-help/ PARANOID IN MY PARADISE™ is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. follow us: @reveursdevie I @paranoidinmyparadise shop: reveursdevie.com leave a review: if you enjoy listening to the podcast, please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify - even one line helps! you can also dm us with any feedback, or thoughts on the lessons you've learnt from the episodes and we can thank you personally for tuning in :)

[tw] listener advisory: this episode contains talk of suicide, depression, PTSD etc.  hiiii homies!! welcome back to another episode of PARANOID IN MY PARADISE™ featuring @anahaidash, ana was eleven when she had lost her mother to cancer, at that age we don’t fully understand the extent of a situation. years following ana started to experience severe depression. school is very important to her, ana started to feel like school didn’t matter at all. this led to therapists, medication, and still not the outcome she had wanted. ana became aware she was acting out of character and went to see a psychiatrist, where she was diagnosed with anxiety, depression and PTSD. two weeks prior to this episode ana was diagnosed with BPD. listen in to hear how ana has coped with her mental health and what she has learned through all her experiences. ana says to always try and put yourself in others' shoes and when it comes to loss “don’t feel bad for making people feel uncomfortable about death. spark a conversation about it”:) #notalone if you are someone you know who needs help, please visit https://cmhasaskatoon.ca/find-help/ PARANOID IN MY PARADISE™ is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. follow us: @reveursdevie I @paranoidinmyparadise shop: reveursdevie.com leave a review: if you enjoy listening to the podcast, please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify - even one line helps! you can also dm us with any feedback, thoughts on the lessons you've learnt from the episodes and we can thank you personally for tuning in :)

hello everyone! welcome back to this week's episode of PARANOID IN MY PARADISE™ featuring the sweet, kind Sunshine Snowden. @saimfarooqui shares a conversation with Sunshine about how to be mentally strong on the brink of death, and how to stay optimistic but also realistic during this time.  Sunshine had been In an accident some years ago, causing major brain damage. this event changed her life forever. Sunshine shares how she lives on a day-to-day basis and how many things affect her, physically and emotionally. Sunshine talks about how she copes with others being negative, and positive towards her. Saim asks how Sunshine views and copes with death. her response: "being in the hospital for so long, I've had many friends that died, i've been to so many funerals, i'm 19 and I have my own will and testament printed off and ready to go, it's been so normalized it doesn't even phase me anymore. It's okay to be afraid, but think of all the happiness you will leave behind." Sunshine is a person who loves to put positivity out into the world, she strives to be the kindest and wants to thank the people who never made fun of her oxygen tank, as well as the person who sat with her at home depo while having a seizure. in this world we need to be kind to one another, if you can't stand for one thing you may fall for everything. join us today to listen to a very inspirational, genuinely amazing person's story. #notalone Sunshine was due for major invasive brain surgery, that could end her life, the day after this episode was recorded. fortunately, Sunshine made it through and has since been undergoing rehabilitation. Sunshine says " don't feel pity for me, live for you, you have a long life, take advantage of that. not everyone gets that"  if you are someone you know who needs help, please visit sk.cmha.ca PARANOID IN MY PARADISE is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. follow us: @reveursdevie I @paranoidinmyparadise shop: reveursdevie.com leave a review: if you enjoy listening to the podcast, please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify - even one line helps! you can also dm us with any feedback, thoughts on the lessons you've learnt from the episodes and we can thank you personally for tuning in :)

(trigger warning) the following episode is intended for mature audiences and contains talk of suicide, depression, drugs, etc. viewer discretion is advised.   listen to @aleahwolff on this week's episode to hear her mental health story, along with @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson. Aleah shares heavy parts of her past, seeing addiction in loved ones, how this type of trauma affected her growing up, and how it correlates to who she is today. addiction doesn't just affect the user. we talk about resilience. we must accept and adapt to changes beyond our control. Aleah shares with us how she has coped with trauma, depression, ADHD, seeing addiction, etc. you don't want to miss out on her amazing story. #NotAlone  if you are someone you know needs help, please visit sk.cmha.ca PARANOID IN MY PARADISE is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. follow us: @reveursdevie I @paranoidinmyparadise shop: reveursdevie.com leave a review: if you enjoy listening to the podcast, please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify - even one line helps! you can also dm us with any feedback, thoughts from the lessons you've learnt from the episodes and we can thank you personally for tuning in :)

hello everyone! in this episode, we have Laura Amada from lauraamada.ca with us to share pieces of her journey and shed light on Mental Health. it can be really scary for people to be alone with themselves, this is why we practice mindfulness and different ways of Creative Expression. Amada says to go deepen within, have that piece of compassion for yourself, we must have some form of Hope. "When the fire is almost out and there is a little bit of kindling and you know it's there, it's very close to dying, but if you can just spark it up, where is that gonna go? That can lead to Creative Expression, having Compassion. That is the way out" - Amada. We also touch on bad experiences in the Mental Health world, as well as personal questions for dealing with Mental Health. Amada wishes one day to own her own practice to create a different kind of atmosphere - she knows how it feels to go somewhere and not be met with Empathy. Join @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson @lauraamadachoaching #NotAlone  we talk about some serious topics on this show. we are not professionals and are not giving advice. if you are someone you know needs help, please visit sk.cmha.ca PARANOID IN MY PARADISE is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. follow us: @reveursdevie I @paranoidinmyparadise shop: reveursdevie.com leave a review: if you enjoy listening to the podcast, please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify - even one line helps! you can also dm us with any feedback, thoughts from the lessons you've learnt from the episodes and we can thank you personally for tuning in :) Listener Discretion is Advised - Talk of Suicide, Depression, OCD, BPD etc.

hello everyone! join us on this episode of PARANOID IN MY PARADISE with musician @carsonsmhyr. today we talk about aspirations in life, Mental Health (challenging parts in the music industry and before), overcoming and coping with mental health. we share information on support systems, what they are and how they can help you. "I have found that in situations I thought I've been completely in the right about something or thought I've been infallible in a situation, only to introduce the concept of it to one of my friends and have them put it through a different lens for me, and I think having those support systems is great for when you're in the wrong especially, and I think when you're going through something its important to let other people know, the first step is making sure you're not doing it in secrecy" - Carson Shmyr. We also touch on how music inspired Carson to be who he is, and how this industry allowed him to connect with others.  we talk about some serious topics on this show. we are not professionals and are not giving advice. if you are someone you know needs help, please visit sk.cmha.ca PARANOID IN MY PARADISE is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. follow us: @reveursdevie I @paranoidinmyparadise shop: reveursdevie.com leave a review if you enjoy listening to the podcast, please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts - even one line helps! You can also dm us with any feedback, thoughts from the lessons you've learnt from the episodes and we can thank you personally for tuning in :)

hello everyone! on today's episode of PARANOID IN MY PARADISE we honour WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY on october 10th. join @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson @jeremyritchie18 as we discuss stigma; "what it is, how we are affected by it and how to not let it rule us". depression; "ways to help others and ways to educate yourself on Mental Health". we answer audience questions, what RDV means, the movement behind the brand, what our phrases mean and the future plans. mental health can affect day-to-day life, don't be afraid to feel what you feel, there is no shame, no guilt, be unconditionally you. #notalone we talk about some serious topics on this show. we are not professionals and are not giving advice. if you are someone you know needs help, please visit sk.cmha.ca PARANOID IN MY PARADISE is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. follow us: @reveursdevie I @paranoidinmyparadise shop: reveursdevie.com leave a review if you enjoy listening to the podcast, please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts - even one line helps! You can also dm us with any feedback, thoughts from the lessons you've learnt from the episodes and we can thank you personally for tuning in :)

Hello Everyone! On today's episode of Paranoid in My Paradise @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson @jeremyritchie18 have @halleponton, an upcoming singer/songwriter. Halle shares how feelings can be conveyed through music. Most often than not music is a form of expression, it connects people, Halle says that allowing people to feel what you feel can be rewarding and beautiful, whenever she is feeling something she puts it down in words, after all the greatest love songs couldn't be written without love or loss. The Music Industry can have positive and negative feedback, Halle shares how she has coped with both. Although we may not understand all negativity, we can choose whether or not we want to be a leader or a follower. Advice for an Aspiring Artist: "Keep writing music, don't be embarrassed, that's the biggest thing, don't get embarrassed!! Don't let someone say what you are doing is embarrassing, it takes a lot to post music, but just do it" - Halle Ponton. #NotAlone  As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

Hello Everyone! Join us on today's episode of Paranoid in My Paradise w/ @saimfarooqui @brooklnyletson @jeremyritchie18 as we uncover STRAY MGMT >@straymgmt< and discuss the process of being or becoming an entrepreneur, model or finding yourself in general. From Guild Studios we are joined by Kristina and Regi >@regideshawn< owners of STRAY MGMT. Jump into the conversation as we visit topics such as; The Creation of STRAY MGT, the initial goal and what Kristina and Regie were doing before developing STRAY further together. We dive into the misconceptions, barriers and challenges one may face entering this industry. From an outside perspective majority of people don't see the actual effort and commitment it takes to become an entrepreneur, What kind of mindset do we need in order to find success as one? Tune in to hear Kristina and Regi's advice, you wouldn't want to miss out :) #NotAlone  As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

Hello Everyone :) Tune in on this week's episode of Paranoid in My Paradise to listen to @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson @jeremyritchie18 share a retrospective, spiritual, and lighthearted conversation about life with @antoniabogdan. As we continue to delve into life's twists and turns we must always remember to have retrospective and appreciation for the past and how it has shaped us. Do we have a predetermined purpose in life, and what is our own purpose? We ask Antonia what message she would leave for others; "Always strive to be better, surround yourself with people who lift you up, don't surround yourself with people who criticize and tease you. Tomorrow is a new day, love yourself" #NotAlone Be sure to check out Antonias IG @anotniabogdan. As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

Hello Everyone! It’s been a little while, glad to see you listening again! :) Today we are back with a brand new episode of Paranoid in My Paradise with @saimfarooqui @nitingupta featuring Silver medalist, UVIC Athlete @vaughntaylor2000. This episode contains conversations about visualization, sports, discipline, and dealing with failure. We touch on what visualization is, the process, and how effective this practice is. Vaughn Values and uses visualization as a common practice, he shares tips on how to visualize, using mental markers and how to stay disciplined as an athlete. We talk about how we as non-athletes can help the Athletes that may be less fortunate; Jumpstart is an amazing charity that donates to children for them to play sports. Vaughn shares detailed stories of his experience at The Common Wealth Games, what it meant to be there, and how he got there. You don’t want to miss out on this episode!:) #notalone As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

[Trigger Warning] The following episode contains talks of Anxiety, Anxiety Disorders, medication etc. Viewer discretion is advised. Hello Everyone! Welcome to PART TWO! W/ _@emmastephenson_ In the last episode we touched on details of experiencing Dissociation, Depersonalization, Derealization. On today's episode, Emma shares where her mental wellness has been at the last couple of weeks, touching on where to find the right resources and the right help, and even tips and tricks on how to ground yourself. We touch on Mental Health programs, such as The Student Wellness Centre at the University of Saskatchewan, and The Wellness Hub- CMHA. We also touch on improvements towards the mental health community needs, such as psychiatrists. Emma also shares her experience getting help from professionals and wants to continue to inform people about dissociation, and her journey having to deal with it constantly rather than just episodes. Join us today to listen to where to find help and know that you are never alone. #notalone  As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All  

(Trigger Warning) The following episode is intended for mature audiences and contains talk of Suicide, Depression, and Self-harm. Viewer discretion is advised.  Hello Everyone, in this episode of Paranoid in My Paradise @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson @jeremyritchie share a conversation with @ayo.peluola about the challenges some may endure when facing depression. We specifically touch on depression in Athletes as Ayo is part of the Huskies Wrestling team and has wrestled for more than 8 years. We talk about what it means to be a leader/role model, how to lead by example, especially in the mental health community. We touch on the importance of ending the stigma around mental health, how to identify whether someone may be struggling and not getting the proper help they need, things to be aware of when helping others with depression/anxiety. We share tips and sidenotes on how to reduce major anxiety and how not to spiral during the moment. We discuss this audience comment "sometimes you do everything for the friendship yet you get betrayed and it's painful". Join us on today's episode #notalone.  As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

(Trigger Warning) The following episode is intended for mature audiences and contains talk of Suicide, Depression, and Self-harm. Viewer discretion is advised.     In this episode of Paranoid In my Paradise @Kishaun.gervais shares with the team @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson @jeremyritchie some hardships he has had to face while being an athlete himself. Kishaun plays hockey in the WHL with the Portland Winterhawks and has for the past two years while advocating for mental health with his own brand Teddy Wear Clothing. Society is becoming more aware and concerned about mental health, the sport of hockey and its players have taken many steps towards positive progress, Kishaun shares his experience of his own personal mental state throughout his hockey career, and the way athletes environments can become mentally exhausting, and how to help yourself move forward and out of that stint. We touched on the thought process behind starting mental health brands and what this world may need less of. If you enjoy real, deep conversations join us today, you may even learn something new about yourself. #notalone As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

Want to know the team a little better? Join us on today's episode where we have RDV team member/friend plus a mentor to Saim - Nitin Gupta, accountant/entrepreneur, on to have an impactful and fun convo! This is more of an opinion-based episode, we all share our own input based upon our experiences or topics shared during this podcast. What do we value? How do we continue to try and help others while still carrying our own bags on our backs? Are we growing or are we not? We all want to make an impact, a lot of times we are so fearful of taking risks, however, we need to make that jump sometimes. What can you do today that will get you where you need to be in the future? Have we been evolving as a society? Is there improvement from our past generation, for example, is there more support for the LQBTQ community? Who is someone else to tell another person they cannot be who they are? A large portion of society lacks self-awareness, do emotionally unintelligent people have a hole inside their hearts? What are they masking? We touch on social media, everyone feels more confident behind a screen, is it a jealousy thing, insecurity? Why do others waste energy and time hating someone when they can put that time into their own things? At one point in all of our lives, we have experienced very low-self esteem, caused by the act of bullying or the environment.  We talk and learn more about our younger selves vs where we are today. Join us today for good conversations and maybe a laugh. #notalone  As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

(Trigger Warning) this episode contains sensitive topics relating to mental health disorders. Viewer discretion is advised. Hello everyone! On this episode of Paranoid in My Paradise @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson @jseremyritchie18 have @spencerrnoble on to converse about Perfectionism and People Pleasing. We talk about how each can affect us in both negative and positive ways. Perfectionism in life can often make you feel unhappy and lead to depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self-harm and many more health disorders. Why do we set unrealistically high expectations for ourselves? How are Standards different than perfectionism? Spencer is currently balancing kinesiology and nursing degrees, she states that often failure is a big fear, especially when it comes to perfectionism, however, she also states that without perfectionism she might not be where she is today. Spencer defines it as both helpful, and non-helpful. People pleasing can intertwine with perfectionism. People pleasers avoid conflict and take care of other's feelings/needs before giving a thought to their own, and usually cannot say no to others. This is often a sign of past trauma/current trauma. How does this affect us? Why is it important that we set boundaries, and get ourselves out of a people-pleasing mindset? Join us on today's episode for real talk. #notalone  Guest Instagram - @spencerrnoble As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

Hello Everyone! On this episode of Paranoid in My Paradise @saimfarooqui @brooklnyletson @jeremyritchie18, Ft. @Mitch_wagner have MBA/soon to be medical student @jatin.garg28 on to have a conversation about Discipline vs Motivation, and many more topics including social media, friends, challenges, running, support systems and valuable questions. Discipline can be applied to both pleasant and unpleasant tasks. When it happens to be unpleasant how do we continue to strive through it and not fall back on just motivation? What happens when someone may not be, in a position to start the process of discipline?  How can we get ourselves out of a hole if we do not have a support system? "what happens when someone needs that motivation to get that discipline?" Jatin explains why he believes discipline is more valuable than motivation, he says "the balance is very subjective, I think it all comes down to what you need at the moment. If you have the discipline you don't need that motivation but sometimes you need that motivation to get started. Ultimately I encourage people to find the discipline and stop relying on motivation" What should be important in life? Join us on this episode, we invite everyone with open arms, (and ears), you are not alone. #notalone Be sure to check out Jatin's Youtube Jatin Garg - YouTube! As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise. Don't forget to hit that follow button, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

Hello Everyone! On this episode of Paranoid in My Paradise @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson @jaxonlistwin converse about the industry of photography and filmmaking. Jaxon has been a videographer and photographer for quite some time, sharing his stories of how he began to get into this type of work professionally, but also where his love for filming began as a child capturing moments skateboarding with his friends. Jaxon and his partners now own their own media company (@simplybettermedia) working with brands, models, companies, etc. We also touch on personal health while pursuing dreams; How do we be more vulnerable/comfortable when talking to our friends. To give up or To keep pushing. Perseverance is what essentially gets you through life, Jaxon mentions how in order to not give up, think back to the very first reason you started.  Guest Instagram: @Jaxonlistwin @jaxon.photos @simplybettermedia As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise podcast. If you are not subscribed on iTunes yet, it would mean the world to us to hit the subscribe button and if u listen to on spotify smash the follow button. support reveursdevie at reveursdevie.com This episode is brought to you by Rêveurs de Vie in association with the Canadian Mental Health Association Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All