Profound Mind

There is no doubt that it has been a while since the last episode was released and I was extremely happy with its turnout. I accumulated a couple of surveys responses and examined them in-depth in order to see which areas I performed well in and also to adjust certain aspects that need some additional tinkering. Last but not least, I read the constructive criticism so as not repeat the same mistakes. For me personally, it is a form of 'boost' from the audience. It is necessary and required because it allows me to keep in mind all the prior flaws and work on them as I go along!I am still working on Episode 2 of the podcast, however, I am not allocating much time this month because I am undergoing my Semester 1 exams currently. The website is currently in the works at the moment, the URL for it will be: profoundmindpodcast.com! I managed to get my own domain and I am very much happy I did because I want to share the long and informative Instagram posts on the website and also have the podcast episodes shown there as well!Happy 2020 everyone, let us dedicate this year to more personal growth!

The protagonist of the story Flynnagin E. Montgomery exhibits some symptoms of schizophrenia and this rendered me to shed more light on the situation we have in Malta. Schizophrenia is a psychiatric illness and it's one where medication is absolutely fundamental because without it, a state of psychosis could easily manifest.Oriental religions like Buddhism, Hinduism and Daoism could be of aid to our Western society. Their religion resembles a lot of the psychotherapeutic methods that are employed this day and age and living with their mindset is only appropriate to flourish as an individual and give your utmost contribution to society. A massive thank you goes to rapper Zac Flewids from Canada who gave me permission to use one of his songs as an intro to the podcast.It would be nice if you could fill out the survey once you have gave it a listen!Link to the survey: https://forms.gle/SHp41LYHL2d7SGrw8

Talking about sensitive issues is extremely tough nowadays. In order to overcome this obstacle, I thought of releasing a podcast that addresses these issues in an indirect and subtle manner that gets the audience to think more in-depth about what is happening in their surroundings, i.e. Western civilisation and our Maltese culture.It is crucial to become aware of these issues because they form part of our culture and the more education there is about it, the more normalised it will end up becoming.A massive thank you goes to rapper Zac Flewids from Canada who gave me permission to use one of his songs as an intro to the podcast.