HINESIGHTS Podcast

In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, Kevin Hines sits down with global finance leader and venture strategist Erik Sebusch to explore what success really means at the highest levels of capital and leadership.From growing up on the east side of Cleveland to operating in the world of sovereign wealth funds, institutional investors, and venture capital, Erik shares the mindset shifts that shaped his journey. But this conversation goes far beyond money.They discuss the unseen cost of success, burnout in high-performance industries, ethical investing, and why capital without conscience can be dangerous. Erik opens up about work ethic, resilience, risk, integrity, and the responsibility that comes with stewarding billions of dollars.What makes this episode different is the heart behind it. This is not just about finance. It's about leadership. It's about mental health. It's about choosing meaning over ego, legacy over luxury, and purpose over profit.You'll hear:• What top investors really look for in founders• Why the best technology doesn't always win• The pressure young professionals face today• The truth about burnout in finance• How to succeed without losing your soul• Why capital can either widen suffering or help heal itErik also shares why he chose to support suicide prevention efforts and serve as an Executive Producer of the upcoming documentary Death Bridge, a film confronting the suicide crisis at the Golden Gate Bridge.If you're an entrepreneur, investor, leader, or simply someone trying to build a meaningful life - this conversation is for you.Success is not just about accumulation. It's about alignment.You are loved. You are valued. And your life is worth living.

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of the Hinesights Podcast, Kevin Hines sits down with Mariam Khayretdinova, a Harvard alumna, neuroscientist, TEDx speaker, and CEO of Brainify.ai, to explore the future of mental health, suicide prevention, and artificial intelligence.Mariam shares her lived experience with depression and suicidal thoughts beginning at just six years old, growing up in post-Soviet Russia where mental health was heavily stigmatized. Today, she is on a mission to change psychiatry from the inside out by building one of the world's most ambitious brain data platforms.Why is psychiatry still based largely on symptoms and trial-and-error treatment?Why can't we scan the brain to diagnose depression the way we diagnose cancer or heart disease?What role can AI and EEG brain data play in developing precision mental health care?Together, Kevin and Mariam unpack:The reality of suicidal ideation and how isolation increases riskThe importance of “safety measures” and connection during mental health crisesWhy psychiatry is one of medicine's most data-starved fieldsHow artificial intelligence could transform depression treatment and drug developmentThe myths we believe about the brainThe urgent need to treat mental health as brain healthThis episode bridges science and humanity, translating pain into data, suffering into signal, and despair into something we can better understand and respond to with compassion and precision.If you care about mental health innovation, suicide prevention, neuroscience, or the future of AI in medicine, this conversation is essential listening.If you or someone you know is struggling, you are not alone. In the U.S., call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. For international resources, please contact your local crisis services.Subscribe to Hinesights for more conversations on resilience, brain health, lived experience, and hope.

The Power of Brotherhood | Men's Mental Health | The REAL Edition | EP 170In this powerful and deeply human episode of the HINESIGHTS Podcast, Host Kevin Hines sits down with an extraordinary circle of men united by growth, resilience, and purpose. Finance Guru Geoff Sargeant. Investor Tom Tamboreno. Actor Devin Bonomo. Lifelong learner Matt. Together they open the door to real conversations about men's mental health, healing, emotional strength, recovery, and the power of brotherhood.This is men showing up for men. Honest. Raw. Unfiltered. Real.The conversation explores mental health awareness, overcoming adversity, emotional resilience, purpose driven living, and how connection saves lives. These men share wisdom from finance, investing, performance, mindset, and lifelong learning while grounding everything in the human experience of healing and growth.This episode also delivers a powerful wave of gratitude and respect for Kevin's dear friend Logan Paul and his evolving journey using his platform to raise awareness, spark conversations, and help save lives from suicide. Growth is real. Change is real. Impact is real.If you are struggling, healing, rebuilding, searching for purpose, or supporting someone on their mental health journey, this episode is for you. You are not alone. Healing is possible. Hope is real.WATCH. SHARE. SAVE A LIFE.Subscribe for powerful conversations on mental health, resilience, suicide prevention, healing, recovery, and hope.Connect with Kevin HinesOfficial Website https://www.KevinHinesStory.comTOPICS IN THIS EPISODEMens mental healthHealing and recoveryEmotional resilienceBrotherhood and connectionSuicide prevention and hopePurpose and growthMental strength and mindsetOvercoming adversityReal conversations that save livesSEO KEYWORDSmens mental health, mental health podcast, Kevin Hines, Hinesights podcast, suicide prevention, mental health awareness, healing and recovery, resilience, emotional strength, men healing men, brotherhood, hope and recovery, overcoming adversity, mental health motivation, real talk mental health, recovery journey, purpose driven life, healing from pain, growth mindset, saving livesHASHTAGS#MensMentalHealth #MentalHealthPodcast #KevinHines #HinesightsPodcast #HealingJourney #Resilience #SuicidePrevention #HopeAndHealing #Brotherhood #MentalHealthAwareness

Clinically Related + Hinesights Podcast Collaboration | Aleksei Archer | Dr. Marlon Rollins | EP 168

I Slayed Goliath | Overcoming Suicidal Ideation | Hinesights Podcast | Clips

Suicide Is Not The Answer | It's The Problem | Hinesights Podcast | Clips

Purpose After Loss | Hope After Healing | You Are Meant to Be Here | Hinesights Podcast | Clips

How to Overcome Ideation | How to Stay Right Here | Hinesights Podcast | Clips

Finding Joy After Suicide Loss | Finding The Strength to Carry On | Hinesights Podcast | Clips

You Are Not To Blame | Embrace Failure | Find Your Purpose | Hinesighgts podcast | Clips

Filling My Sisters Shoes | Finding Purpose After Pain | Hinesights Podcast | Clips

Embrace Adversity | Face Grief Head On | Be Kind To Yourself | Hinesights Podcast | Clips

Bridging Grief | The Mourning Glory Club | Suicide Loss Survivors | Finding Hope Again

The Avengers Of Suicide Loss | Clinically Related | Hinesights Podcast | Clips

When He Attacked My Wife, I Had to Respond in Kind | Eli Embleton Opens Up More About That DayIn this short clip from Episode 166 of The HINESIGHTS Podcast, I sit down with Eli Embleton creator of Functional Spanish and a dedicated Dream Manager helping people unlock their purpose, expand their skills, and build the lives they've always imagined. Eli's passion for empowering others is contagious, and his work is transforming how we connect, communicate, and pursue our greatest goals.Watch the full episode in the description to dive deeper into his inspiring mission!

What Happens When You Stop Hiding Your Pain | Eli Embleton's TransformationEpisode 166 is here and it's a beyond moving.This week on The HINESIGHTS Podcast, I sit down with Eli Embleton: Dream Manager, creator of Functional Spanish, poet, former MMA fighter, and one of the most emotionally intelligent leaders you'll ever meet.Eli survived a family trauma that nearly shut him down completely. Rage. Numbness. Self-doubt. He buried himself in work just to feel like he was holding it together. But what ultimately saved him wasn't escape it was connection.In this episode, Eli breaks down:

Eli Embleton breaks silence on how he forgave his wifes attacker. His message clear if he can forgive him, he can forgive anyone. Which in his mind is the only way forward.

The Driving Force Behind Her MissionNext week on the HINESIGHTS Podcast, Season 12 continues with one of the most powerful voices in suicide prevention: Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas.Her advocacy was born from heartbreak, the loss of her brother to suicide and she has transformed that pain into purpose for millions.Our conversation dives deep into the why behind her life's work… and the relentless hope that fuels her every day.If you care about mental health, men's wellness, or saving lives in your workplace and community, this episode is a must-listen.New episode drops December 1st.You won't forget this one.

Man Therapy, Mental Health & the Crisis in Construction | A Powerful Conversation with Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas | Episode 166 | Hinesights PodcastIn this profoundly moving Season 12 episode of the HINESIGHTS Podcast, Kevin sits down with suicide prevention pioneer Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas a trailblazer whose life's mission was forged through unimaginable loss. After losing her brother to suicide, Sally transformed her grief into a global movement dedicated to saving lives, restoring hope, and reshaping how we support men, workplaces, and high-risk industries.Today, she is one of the most influential leaders in construction suicide prevention, workplace wellness, and innovative mental health outreach including her groundbreaking program Man Therapy, which uses humor and honesty to reach men before it's too late. Her work has changed industries, saved countless lives, and sparked a cultural shift toward compassion, connection, and practical support.In this episode, we explore:Her path from loss survivor to national leaderThe critical mental health crisis in construction and solutions that workHow workplaces can build cultures that protect life, not just productivityWhy storytelling, compassion, and even comedy can break through stigmaWhat every leader, worker, and family needs to know right nowIf you care about suicide prevention, men's mental health, or building safer workplaces, this conversation will stay with you long after it ends.

In this moving HINESIGHTS clip, grief and suicide-loss survivor Aleksei Archer opens up about her father's death by suicide and the heartbreaking wish that she could have given him the will to live. Through her honesty, she sheds light on the silent battles so many face, and the hope we can offer one another through compassion, connection, and real conversation. This is a message for anyone who has loved, lost, or longed to help someone stay.

#Here4AReason was born after Tad passed away with a 5K to release the stigma of mental health. This podcast episode was recorded on the road during a speaking tour. Highlighting the incredible work of #Here4AReason was so important to me personally.If you or anyone you know is interested in helping the cause consider joining the annual race, or donating today. https://www.here4areasonfoundation.org/

We're excited to share our latest episode featuring the inspiring founders of #Here4AReason. Dive into their journey of faith and dedication to suicide prevention.Faith plays a crucial role in their mission.Personal stories highlight the impact of their work.Community support and open conversations are encouraged.Join us in spreading hope and purpose. Listen now and be part of the change.This episode features the founders of #Here4AReason, who share their inspiring journey in suicide prevention and the role of faith in their mission. They discuss personal stories, the impact of their work, and how they bring hope to those in need.suicide prevention, faith, #Here4AReason, mental health, hopeFaith plays a crucial role in suicide prevention.#Here4AReason is dedicated to saving lives through faith.Personal stories highlight the impact of their mission.The founders emphasize the importance of community support.Hope is a central theme in their work.They aim to remove the stigma around mental health.Their annual events raise awareness and funds.The ripple effect of their work is profound.They encourage open conversations about mental health.Their message is one of hope and purpose.Faith and Hope: The #Here4AReason JourneySaving Lives Through Faith: A #Here4AReason StoryThe Power of Faith in Suicide Prevention: #Here4AReasonInspiring Change: The Founders of #Here4AReasonFaith, Hope, and Healing: The #Here4AReason Mission"Faith plays a crucial role.""Hope is our central theme.""Community support is vital.""Remove the stigma around mental health.""Our work creates a ripple effect.""Open conversations are encouraged.""Hope and purpose drive us.""Annual events raise awareness.""Our message is one of hope."Chapters: 00:00:00 Introduction to #Here4AReason00:00:00 Personal Stories and Impact00:00:00 The Role of Faith00:00:00 Community Support and Events00:00:00 Hope and PurposeummaryKeywordsTakeawaysTitle OptionsSound bitesChapters

Saving Lives With Logan Paul & Kevin Hines!There are some conversations that hit deeper than words can explain.Today, I sat down once again with one of my dearest friends, a man I truly consider a brother, the one and only Logan Paul.Together, we revisited what's been one of the most impactful collaborations of my life. Years ago, Logan and I came together to tell a story that mattered, one rooted in pain, redemption, and the fight to stay alive. The Be Here Tomorrow Video (With Over 30Million views) That collaboration didn't just spark awareness… it saved lives.Hundreds of people have written to us over the years to say that our videos, our conversations, stopped them from taking their lives. That's the ripple effect of honesty, empathy, and redemption. It's proof that when you tell the truth, when you show the hard parts, healing happens.And now… we're taking that mission to a whole new level.

HINESIGHTS Podcast — Dr. John Gibson: Cameron's Legacy, Hope in ActionContent note: suicide loss, survival, and recovery.In this deeply personal, compassionate conversation, I sit down with Dr. John Gibson, father of Cameron, who died by suicide. John and his wife have transformed unimaginable grief into life-saving purpose through The Canmore Trust, a UK charity funding lived-experience education, compassionate training, and safer systems of care. Please visit and support their work: https://TheCanmoreTrust.co.ukJohn shares a moment that changed both of our lives. He was sitting in a seminar at the International Association for Suicide Prevention Congress in Vienna, Austria when I walked in. He recognized me and whispered, “This is Kevin Hines,” and he began to cry. Some time earlier, during his own darkest hour after losing Cameron, John had found a YouTube clip of me describing my instant regret the millisecond I leapt from the Golden Gate Bridge. That message cut across his suicidal thinking—and stopped him from taking his life.After that, John picked up my second memoir, The Art of Being Broken. He told me he read it in four hours flat, and in those pages he discovered the power of narrative—that telling your story can save other lives. He felt a spiritual calling to speak Cameron's name, share their family's journey, and move hope into action. Today, through The Canmore Trust and his courageous testimony, Cameron's story is saving lives.If you've lost someone, if you're supporting a loved one, or if you're carrying your own pain, I hope this episode meets you with gentleness and strength. Please listen, share it forward, and consider supporting The Canmore Trust: https://TheCanmoreTrust.co.ukIf you or someone you love is struggling, you are not alone.• US: Call or text 988 for free, confidential support 24/7.• International: Find helplines via the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) website.#BeHereTomorrow #CameronsLegacy #TheCanmoreTrust #SuicidePrevention #LivedExperience #HopeInAction

#HINESIGHTS PODCAST S12 • EP160Lyrics That Heal | X ARI | Artist | Advocate |Lyrical Healer | Hinesights EP 160Some conversations feel like medicine. Today's episode with the truly amazing X ARI is one of them. She's a powerhouse mental-health advocate and musician who turns lived pain into purpose, and poetry, offering practical tools, hope, and heart for anyone walking through the dark. We laughed, we cried, we created, and we left better than we arrived. You will too.What you'll get in this episode* Real talk on transforming trauma into art and advocacy* Grounded, actionable practices for anxiety, overwhelm, and self-compassion* The creative rituals X ARI uses to protect her peace and fuel her purpose* A reminder that your story isn't over—and your voice mattersToday's sponsorFuel your wellness journey with resources that work: https://kevinhinesstory.com/shop - books, tools, and gear designed to help you find, live, and stay mentally fit.Links & Stay ConnectedGuest X ARI* Instagram: @xariofficial (https://www.instagram.com/xariofficial)* Music: Search “X ARI” on Spotify / Apple Music / YouTube MusicHINESIGHTS Podcast with host Kevin Hines @KevinHinesStory* Website hub: https://KevinHinesStory.com* Sponsor: https://KevinHinesStory.com/shop* Instagram/TikTok/Linkedin/Facebook/X/Threads: @KevinHinesStory(https://www.instagram.com/kevinhinesstory)Listen & Subscribe on all platformsYouTube (Channel @HinesightsPodcast): [https://www.youtube.com/@HinesightsPodcast](https://www.youtube.com/@HinesightsPodcast)* Spotify: [https://open.spotify.com/show/1ToYhTjeTKabh9Os8vIiEp](https://open.spotify.com/show/1ToYhTjeTKabh9Os8vIiEp)* *Apple Podcasts: [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hinesights-podcast/id1588982092](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hinesights-podcast/id1588982092)* iHeartRadio: [https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-hinesights-podcast-227332969/](https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-hinesights-podcast-227332969/)* RSS (for any podcast app): [https://anchor.fm/s/6b932c84/podcast/rss](https://anchor.fm/s/6b932c84/podcast/rss)* Pocket Casts: [https://pocketcasts.com/podcasts/704e7c80-0866-013a-d55d-0acc26574db2](https://pocketcasts.com/podcasts/704e7c80-0866-013a-d55d-0acc26574db2)* Castbox: [https://castbox.fm/channel/HINESIGHTS-Podcast-id4604875](https://castbox.fm/channel/HINESIGHTS-Podcast-id4604875)If you or someone you love is struggling, you are not alone. In the U.S., call or text **988** for free, confidential support 24/7.Rate, review, and share this episode with someone who needs it—let's spread the light.#BeHereTomorrow

Hope In Action | A Conversation W/Didi Hirsch CEO Lyn Morris | Hinesights Podcast | EP 159Release Date: August 28, 2025Today I sit down with a leader I deeply admire and a true force for good: Lyn Morris, LMFT, CEO of Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services. Lyn has spent more than two decades building compassionate, life-saving systems of care, and now leads the organization behind the nation's pioneering Suicide Prevention Center and a leading hub for 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline services. (Didi Hirsch)This conversation is personal. We talk about what it takes to meet people where they are in despair, in transition, in recovery, and how follow-up, continuity of care, and culturally responsive support can change outcomes and save lives. We also explore what courageous leadership looks like in a time when demand is soaring and families need help now. (California Hospital Association)Didi Hirsch has provided mental health, substance use, and suicide prevention services since 1942, and today serves hundreds of thousands each year through whole-person care and crisis response. Lyn stepped into the CEO role in 2022, after leading critical clinical and crisis programs across the agency—including the Suicide Prevention Center. I'm grateful for her wisdom, her steadiness, and her heart. (Didi Hirsch, PR Newswire)YouTube (playlist): HINESIGHTS Podcast (YouTube)Spotify: HINESIGHTS Podcast (Spotify)Apple Podcasts: HINESIGHTS Podcast (Apple Podcasts)Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services (homepage): didihirsch.org — programs, care, and ways to support. (Didi Hirsch)Suicide Prevention & Crisis Services at Didi Hirsch: Crisis & 988 info (Didi Hirsch)About Lyn Morris, LMFT: CEO Bio (Didi Hirsch)How 988 is evolving and what “compassion at scale” really means. (Didi Hirsch)Why post-discharge follow-up can be the difference between relapse and recovery. (California Hospital Association)Building systems that move beyond stigma to whole-person care. (Didi Hirsch)Lyn's leadership journey and how purpose fuels perseverance. (PR Newswire)If this episode moves you, please share it with one person who could use hope today. Your share can truly help someone stay.If you or someone you love is in emotional pain: Call or text 988 or chat via 988lifeline.org for 24/7 support. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. (Didi Hirsch)Thank you, Lyn, for showing us what hope in action looks like and to the entire Didi Hirsch team for the lives you help save every day.HINESIGHTS Podcast “Hope in Action” with Lyn Morris, LMFT (CEO, Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services)Listen & SubscribeLearn More / Get HelpWhat you'll hear in this episode

Dr. John Draper, The former Director of 988, America's nationwide Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, joins me for a raw, hopeful, and deeply practical conversation about what really helps in our darkest moments. We unpack the origin story of 988, how the system works behind the scenes, the power of compassionate listening, and what every one of us can do to keep someone here tomorrow. With lived experience and field-tested wisdom, Dr. Draper shares the language of de-escalation, the myths that keep people silent, and the small actions that save lives. This episode is a masterclass in crisis response, community care, and human connection, and a reminder that none of us are alone.If you or someone you love is struggling, you can call or text 988 in the U.S. for free, confidential support, 24/7.Tune in, share it forward, and subscribe for more HINESIGHTS that heal, empower, and keep us going.

Heroes Journey: Overcoming Mental Struggles | Special Episode | Hinesights Podcast | S12E156 | Erik Sebusch

We Almost Lost Her | My Conversation With Venture Expert Erik Sebusch | S12E1 | Hinesights Podcast

Short Promo, of a longer podcast solo episode: Top 10 Ways Your Social Media Posts Can Save LivesWhat if I told you a post could save a life! With all the news out there about how dangerous and damaging social media can be, I'm bringing light to a little known fact that the right kind of social media posts can literally save lives. Heres a promo on how, after this watch the full solo Hinesights Podcast Episode, come on it'll only take 5 minutes of your time. Then you can take this knowledge and create messages that go viral and absolutely change the course of someones lifeline. You can be the super hero we so desperately need.

Transforming Grief into Purpose | A Pain Shared Is A Pain Halved | An In-Depth Conversation With Suicide Loss Survivors Chris Coulter & Randall Scott White | Hinesights Podcast EP 155

She Single Handedly Changed Mental Health | I Sit Down With The Incredible Dr. Keita Franklin | Hinesights Podcdast | Episode #154Keywordsmental health, resilience, suicide prevention, kindness, support systems, self-care, community, gratitude, Dr. Keita Franklin, Kevin HinesSummaryIn this episode of the Hinesight's podcast, Kevin Hines engages in a heartfelt conversation with Dr. Keita Franklin, a leader in mental health and suicide prevention. They explore themes of resilience, the importance of support systems, and the power of kindness. Dr. Franklin shares her personal journey with mental health, the significance of gratitude, and the challenges of accessing mental health care. The discussion also highlights the Columbia Protocol for suicide prevention and the importance of community involvement in mental health. The episode concludes with rapid-fire questions that reveal Dr. Franklin's insights and reflections on life, happiness, and service.TakeawaysResilience is built through community and support.Childhood experiences shape our mental health journey.Kindness can have a profound impact on others.Access to mental health care remains a significant challenge.Self-care practices are essential for mental well-being.Gratitude can enhance our perspective on life.The Columbia Protocol is vital for suicide prevention.Physical movement contributes to mental health.Community service fosters a sense of purpose.Mental health is an integral part of overall health.TitlesThe Power of Resilience and HopeNavigating Mental Health with Dr. Keita FranklinSound bites"It'll be okay.""You can always come here.""Work hard, play hard."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Dr. Keta Franklin02:53 Advice to Her Eight-Year-Old Self06:31 Personal Mental Health Journey10:10 People to Thank in Her Life13:01 Greatest Life Lesson24:15 Dr. Franklin's Podcast: 'Let's Get Social About Social Work'29:41 The Importance of Purpose-Driven Lives39:39 Progress and Challenges in Suicide Prevention and Mental Health48:47 The Importance of Asking About Suicide Risk54:14 Laughter and Physical Touch as Sources of Well-Being57:50 Dr. Ketia Franklin's Superpower and Motto⁠A #BeHere⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tomorrow⁠⁠Watch Our Award Winning Films: Suicide The Ripple Effect Film Vimeo on Demand

This episode is for anyone who's ever looked in the mirror and thought, ‘I'm not enough.' Let me tell you something—your words are wiring your brain. Backed by science, your self-talk isn't just emotional—it's biological. This is neuroplasticity. This is epigenetics. And this is your moment to flip the script. Say it with me: I am loved. I am healing. I matter. Now let's talk about how this changes everything…”

Overcoming Crisis | Andrew Streeters Advice for SurvivalCheck Out My Full Interview With Andrew Streeter:https://open.spotify.com/episode/74PKexMBpV5dDlUvKp37VE?si=Q-DgGxDcQg2A2rCM3jaX_w⁠#BeHere⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tomorrow⁠⁠Watch Our Award Winning Films: Suicide The Ripple Effect Film Vimeo on Demand

The Answer Is Time | How Andrew Streeter Overcame Childhood AbuseFor Andrew Streeters Full Episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/74PKexMBpV5dDlUvKp37VE?si=Q-DgGxDcQg2A2rCM3jaX_w⁠#BeHere⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tomorrow⁠⁠Watch Our Award Winning Films: Suicide The Ripple Effect Film Vimeo on Demand

The Truth Behind My Tricks | My Social Media Fame Was Not for The Fame At All | Andrew Streeter Breaks It DownFull EP: Cancer, Abuse, & Depression Didn't Stop Him | He Survived, & Thrives | Hinesights Podcast | EP 153 | Andrew Streeterhttps://open.spotify.com/episode/74PKexMBpV5dDlUvKp37VE?si=Q-DgGxDcQg2A2rCM3jaX_w&nd=1&dlsi=7ed4f5f928a34664

Unraveling Abuse | A Child's Perspective | With Andrew StreeterSpecial Sneak Peak Full Episode: Cancer, Abuse, & Depression Didn't Stop Him | He Survived, & Thrives | Hinesights Podcast | EP 153 | Andrew Streeterhttps://open.spotify.com/episode/74PKexMBpV5dDlUvKp37VE?si=Q-DgGxDcQg2A2rCM3jaX_w

Surviving Childhood Abuse | A Conversation With Andrew StreeterHinesights Podcast Episode with Cancer, Abuse, & Depression Didn't Stop Him | He Survived, & Thrives | Hinesights Podcast | EP 153 | Andrew StreeterWatch or Listen to our full EP Here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/74PKexMBpV5dDlUvKp37VE?si=Q-DgGxDcQg2A2rCM3jaX_w

A Pain Shared is A Pain Halved | Andrew Streeter Shares AllFor The Full Episode With Andrew: https://open.spotify.com/episode/74PKexMBpV5dDlUvKp37VE?si=Q-DgGxDcQg2A2rCM3jaX_w⁠#BeHere⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tomorrow⁠⁠Watch Our Award Winning Films: Suicide The Ripple Effect Film Vimeo on Demand

The Mask of Positivity | Andrew Streeter on Masking His DepressionHi! Today I'm happy to share an important episode about mental health. My guest is Andrew Streeter, a man who has overcome depression. We talked about the mask of positivity he wore to hide his struggles, which he now sees as an impediment to healing. This is a powerful story that I think many people can relate to. Check it out his full episode on Spotify: Cancer, Abuse, & Depression Didn't Stop Him | He Survived, & Thrives | Hinesights Podcast | EP 153 | Andrew Streeter https://open.spotify.com/episode/74PKexMBpV5dDlUvKp37VE?si=Q-DgGxDcQg2A2rCM3jaX_w

He Lost His Mom at 7 - What He Did Next Is Unbelievable | Manchester Meetup 2Hayden Hillier-Smith, Logan Paul's former editor, opens up about witnessing his mother's death at just 7 years old. He shares how trauma shaped his emotional intelligence and what ultimately stopped him from ending his life—one word: FUTURE.Every one of these short films was brought to life through Sean Marin's @FreelanceStoryteller creative vision, dedication, and storytelling genius. We truly couldn't have done this without his incredible talent behind the camera.Thank you for helping us bring these messages to the world in such a powerful way. Your work speaks volumes — and so many lives are being touched because of it.

Cancer, Abuse, & Depression Didn't Stop Him | He Survived, & Thrives | Hinesights Podcast | EP 153 | Andrew StreeterKeywordsresilience, mental health, trauma, healing, hope, Andrew Streeter, childhood abuse, cancer survival, community support, crisis managementSummaryIn this powerful episode of the Hinesights podcast, Kevin Hines interviews Andrew Streeter, who shares his incredible journey of resilience and healing. From surviving a traumatic childhood filled with abuse to facing cancer at 16, Andrew's story is one of transformation and hope. He discusses the importance of community support, the impact of sharing personal stories, and offers advice for those in crisis. Andrew emphasizes that healing is possible and encourages listeners to embrace their own stories of resilience.TakeawaysAndrew Streeter's journey is a testament to resilience.Childhood trauma can cloud memories and understanding.Sharing pain can help in the healing process.Community support plays a crucial role in recovery.Facing cancer brought a sense of peace for Andrew.Creating content helped Andrew cope with his struggles.Empathy for others is essential in healing.It's important to prioritize mental health and self-care.Healing takes time and patience.Everyone has a story worth sharing. TitlesFrom Trauma to Triumph: Andrew Streeter's StoryThe Power of Resilience: A Conversation with Andrew StreeterSound Bites"Pain shared is a pain halved.""You are not alone in your storm.""Embrace your own story of resilience."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Resilience and Healing04:16 Childhood Trauma and Abuse06:59 Waking Up from the Coma09:20 Coping Mechanisms and Creative Outlets11:41 Facing Cancer and Mental Health Challenges14:18 The Impact of Social Media and Content Creation17:13 The Weight of Responsibility in Sharing Stories19:57 Transitioning to Social Media Management22:32 Support Systems and Community Impact25:10 Advice for Those in Crisis27:52 Future Aspirations and Impacting Youth

I Came to Manchester for Logan Paul—But Found So Much More | Manchester Meetup 1I traveled to Manchester not just for Logan Paul vs KSI, but to talk about real struggles. Because your life is worth fighting for too. Watch this clip if you need a reminder that you are not your pain.Every one of these short films was brought to life through Sean Marin's @FreelanceStoryteller creative vision, dedication, and storytelling genius. We truly couldn't have done this without his incredible talent behind the camera.Thank you for helping us bring these messages to the world in such a powerful way. Your work speaks volumes — and so many lives are being touched because of it.

Keywordsmental health, suicide prevention, Kevin Hines, youth advocacy, social media impact, positive affirmations, open dialogue, Columbia Protocol, youth suicide crisis, hopeSummaryIn this conversation, Kevin Hines shares his personal journey of survival after attempting suicide at the Golden Gate Bridge. He discusses the importance of mental health awareness, the impact of social media on youth, and the necessity of open dialogue about suicide prevention. Hines emphasizes the power of positive affirmations and the role of advocacy in creating change. The conversation serves as a call to action for individuals to engage in mental health discussions and support one another.TakeawaysKevin Hines emphasizes the importance of asking direct questions about suicidal thoughts.Social media can negatively impact youth mental health, leading to increased suicide rates.Open dialogue about suicide should be normalized in families and communities.Positive affirmations can help reshape negative self-perceptions and improve mental health.The Columbia Protocol is a vital tool for screening suicide risk.Advocacy and action are crucial in the fight against suicide.Youth should be empowered to speak about their struggles without fear.Kindness is a starting point, but action is necessary for real change.Belief in the possibility of change is essential for advocacy efforts.Everyone has a role to play in suicide prevention, not just professionals. Sound Bites"I wish someone had said to me...""Comparison is the thief of joy.""We need to teach our children..."Chapters00:00 The Journey of Kevin Hines01:16 Understanding the Silent Struggles05:48 The Role of Social Media in Mental Health07:16 Creating a Culture of Open Dialogue09:45 Empowering Young Voices12:12 Turning Pain into Purpose