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Bipolar Recorder

Bipolar Recorder

Written by: Hunter Keegan
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Bipolar Recorder is an American mental health outreach initiative created by writer and musician, Hunter Keegan. The podcast revolves around stories from people who live with bipolar disorder and/or other forms of serious mental illness (SMI). Interviews with mental health professionals and other expert guests are also periodically featured. Fiercely independent ever since its inception in 2021, Bipolar Recorder is known for providing candid, unfiltered, and sometimes controversial takes on living with SMI. Over the years, Bipolar Recorder has evolved from a podcast series to a multifaceted grassroots advocacy project involving books, documentary films, online peer support communities, university presentations, and more. Bipolar Recorder brings complex human stories that are too often overshadowed by social stigma into the light and fosters dialogues about surviving (or even thriving) with mental illness. Twitter: @BipolarRecorder Instagram: @BipolarRecorder To learn more and support our ongoing activist efforts, visit Bipolar Recorder's official website at www.bipolarrecorder.comAll rights reserved Hygiene & Healthy Living
Episodes
  • 67. Hunter Discusses Psychedelic Therapy With James Kalupson, AMFT / Psilocybin Facilitator
    Jan 27 2026
    Hunter Keegan speaks with James Kalupson, AMFT. James is an associate therapist -- as well as a psychedelic facilitator -- who Hunter studied with at Penn State in 2012. Hunter and James discuss mental health treatment and psychedelic therapy. James also appeared on Instalment #50 of Bipolar Recorder. James Kalupson's official website: www.jameskalupson.com Bipolar Recorder is on Twitter / Instagram @BipolarRecorder Hunter Keegan is on Twitter @HHKeegan Thanks for listening! Support Bipolar Recorder at www.bipolarrecorder.com
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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • THE GOODBYE '25 FUNDING DRIVE IS LIVE UNTIL 1/2/2026 -- BIPOLARRECORDER.COM/SHOP -- SUPPORT BIPOLAR RECORDER TODAY!
    Dec 19 2025
    Support the Bipolar Recorder "Goodbye, '25 Funding Drive" at www.bipolarrecorder.com/shop Discounted and extremely limited edition merch is available ONLY UNTIL FRIDAY JANUARY 2nd 2026. *Stickers *Buttons *Books *Original artwork More ... www.bipolarrecorder.com/shop Thank you for your support <3
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    3 mins
  • 66. Veteran Big Pharma Sales Rep, "Smitty", Discusses His Bipolar Journey With Medication And Self Care
    Dec 8 2025
    ***IMPORTANT: Be sure to listen to the intro segment for this installment of the podcast. It provides important context for the interview. Hunter Keegan is joined for the 66th official installment of the Bipolar Recorder podcast by a new guest. Andrew "Smitty" Smith spent nearly three decades working as a sales representative for major pharmaceutical companies that develop and manufacture psych meds (including Risperidone). It wasn't until Smitty reached his late 30s that he received a diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder Type I (BD1) following an acute manic episode. In this interview, Smitty discusses his personal journey with bipolar disorder and explores with Hunter the unique intersection that his personal mental health played in the latter years of his career as a pharmaceutical sales representative. Smitty is not on social media and did not have any projects that he wanted to plug during this interview. SUPPORT THE BIPOLAR RECORDER "GOODBYE, 25' FUNDING DRIVE"!!! LIVE NOW UNTIL 1/2/2026 AT BIPOLARRECORDER.COM/SHOP **** We need your support to continue the production of the Happy Valleys: A Bipolar Journey audiobook and other important projects for 2026 *** YOUR SUPPORT KEEPS THIS MISSION RUNNING STRONG. Hunter Keegan is on Twitter/X: @HHKeegan Email: hunterhkeegan@gmail.com Bipolar Recorder is on Twitter/X and Instagram: @BipolarRecorder Official Site / Shop Link: www.bipolarrecorder.com/shop THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THIS SHOW! RATE AND REVIEW! SUBSCRIBE! DO ALL THE THINGS!
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    1 hr and 19 mins
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