Marcus is a psychotherapist and artist. He is the founder of Bandwidth Care, a community-based think tank and psychotherapy practice that uses art, research, and digital activism to care for people with tech-related mental health needs. He uses psychotherapy, technology, and communal dance to fight against IRL and digital forms of oppression.

Marcus’ work has been presented at the School for Poetic Computation (NYC), Museum of the Moving Image (NYC), The Bentway (Toronto), and Emory University’s Science Gallery (Atlanta). He has performed as a dancer with Malcolm-x Betts at Brooklyn Arts Exchange, Movement Research (NYC), and Danspace (NYC). He is currently based in Brooklyn NYC, where he works as psychotherapist at Brooklyn Center for Families in Crisis.

Marcus recently invited me to present in his Wellness x Web3 series and I knew I had to get him on the podcast to dive deeper into some of the topics. 
 
Marcus and I dive into:

• How and why everyone should get involved with the advent of new technology (like Web3)
• Why technology isn't inherently evil
• The benefits of how technology and social media allows reflection
• Powerful questions to ask when using technology
• A simple check-in process you can use today

Connect with Marcus:
- Twitter | @BandwidthCare
- Instagram | @Bandwidth.Care

Themes: Technology, Communication,  Awareness

Connect with me:

• Instagram | @tylerjameswall
• TikTok | @tylerjameswall
• YouTube | Contrast by Design
• Twitter | @tywall
• LinkedIn | Tyler Wall

Work with me

• Contrast by Design