Podcast appearances and mentions of joe fusaro

In this episode, the Creativity Department talks with Joe Fusaro, artist, educator, and co-author of Davis Publications' high school curriculum, The Visual Experience. Listen in and explore how contemporary art can foster dialogue and connection in the classroom. Through the use of thought-provoking artworks and dynamic discussions, Joe helps students embrace diverse perspectives and engage in meaningful conversations. Tune in to learn strategies Joe uses as well as insights, inspiration, and practical ideas to bring contemporary art into your art room!

Join the editor for Mental Health News Radio Network podcasts, Joe Fusaro, for a thoughtful discussion on relationships. Joe and Kristin talk about the most important relationship anyone could ever have - the one with yourself!More about Joseph: Joseph S. Fusaro is an author, storyteller, and audio engineer. He is a long time advocate for mental health and wellness by way of mindfulness and creativity. Join Joe and his guests as they dive into deep and meaningful discussions about life.Joseph S. Fusaro personal website: https://unreadletters.comAmazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Joseph-S-Fusaro/e/B08HJ434PNSigned Poetry Books on Etsy: https://etsy.me/3cEP2f5Sincerely Joe Poetry Reading Podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyjoepoetry

Join the editor for Mental Health News Radio Network podcasts, Joe Fusaro, for a thoughtful discussion on relationships. Joe and Kristin talk about the most important relationship anyone could ever have - the one with yourself!More about Joseph: Joseph S. Fusaro is an author, storyteller, and audio engineer. He is a long time advocate for mental health and wellness by way of mindfulness and creativity. Join Joe and his guests as they dive into deep and meaningful discussions about life.Joseph S. Fusaro personal website: https://unreadletters.comAmazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Joseph-S-Fusaro/e/B08HJ434PNSigned Poetry Books on Etsy: https://etsy.me/3cEP2f5Sincerely Joe Poetry Reading Podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyjoepoetryBuy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sincerelyjoe

I love talking with Joe Fusaro. We sit down and reflect on this past year and how our unique struggles (Joe living with Bipolar I and Schizoaffective Disorder and me living with cancer) have similar challenges. Living with chronic and life-threatening illness is both exhausting and exhilarating, lonely and connecting, and awe-inspiring and awful. We talk about what we have learned about ourselves and how to take this wisdom into the new year.

BLACK BRILLIANCE" SEGMENT: * @rihannaofficlal - named the 11th National Hero of Barbados _________ "OFF MY CHEST" SEGMENT: In this episode, Strav and Juan are joined by producer and podcaster, Joe Fusaro, as they discuss warning signs of triggers, finding motivation, self-care, and more. _________ "MEDIA CORNER" SEGMENT:  "Gossip Girl" Reboot on HBOMAX / "Sex Lives of College Girls" on HBOMAX / Mark Wiens YouTube Channel _________ LISTENER LETTER EMAIL:  - What to do when your friend stops acting like a friend? - Asking for male advice on "Why ghost someone?" _________ Listen as Strav and Juan discuss topics regarding mental health, pop culture/current events, and even reading emails for advice from you, the listeners! Celebrate your #SelfCareSundays here with us on The Tomorrow Talk! * THEME SONG: “Anxiety” by YB Pilso @ybpilso * PRODUCER: Joseph Fusaro aka “Producer Joe” @sincerely_joe

Today's guest, Joe Fusaro, has balanced a full career as both an exhibiting artist and an art educator for decades. How does he find the motivation to get to the studio after spending so much of his time supporting other young artists? Tune in for his perspective on how to find the motivation to get into the studio, our current crisis of touch, and the importance of inviting rather than prescribing. Learn more about Joe and his artwork at joefusaro.com. You can also learn more about guest host CJ Howard at www.cjhowardart.com. In this guest segment of the TERRIfic Tips for Business podcast, CJ Howard interviews exceptional artists about the overlap between business and art. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terrifictips/support

Join the host of Hysteria Radio, author, musician, and mental health advocate, Joe Fusaro, for a deep dive into YOU and YOUR Mental Health. Joe and Kristin examine what it means to really practice selfcare when it seems the entire world is pulling your attention to look outside of yourself for validation, love, and support.

We welcome Hysteria Radio’s Joseph Fusaro for a funny--and frank--conversation about his experience with mental illness, drugs and a post-breakup suicide attempt, and how coming through it all has shifted his perspective on living (ummm, he’s obsessed with it!). They chat “mushroom suit” burials, the FBI body farm, and the difficulty of saying farewell to a pet. Joe encourages us all to remember good times with loved ones while they are still here and to do what you love, not necessarily what others would love for you to do.Joe is a musician and a poet, too. To read more about Joe and his work, and to check out his rockin’ Farewelling Playlist come on over to the Farewelling site.

Join the founder of Mental Health News Radio Network, Kristin Sunanta Walker to discuss what goes on off the air of this mental health focused digital media network. Joining her are two podcasters who host on the network. Joe Fusaro of hysteriaradio.com Matt Pappas of beyondyourpast.com

Author and fellow Mental Health News Radio Host, Dawn Westmoreland comes by Hysteria Radio to talk with Joe Fusaro about the anxieties as well as the sense of freedom she encountered while writing her last book, The Empowered Whistleblower: A Practical and Spiritual Path to Personal Power.  http://a.co/6qdGLL1  Dawn Westmoreland has authored two books, is a speaker, and a certified professional coach.  She is a highly skilled Human Resource Manager consultant with 27 years of experience and distinguished with commended performance results.  She provides a “How To” system to eradicate workplace bullying and discrimination to executive teams, global leaders, political teams, government leaders, attorneys, mental health professionals, and employees.  She creates a harmonious values-based culture for a safe and respected work environment. www.workplacebullyingsupport.comYou can find out more about us at www.hysteriaradio.netYou can find out more about Mental Health News Radio Network at www.mhnrnetwork.comThank you for your support. We are always grateful and appreciative for you shares, recommends, and 5 star reviews.

Original airdate 4-22-17

Olympian and Best Selling Author Amy Gamble sits down with Joe Fusaro to talk about her new book Bipolar Disorder; My Biggest Competitor.  Would you believe that an Olympian's toughest battle was not with an opponent, but with bipolar disorder?  Amy Gamble says that the amount of work she put into recovery is far more than the work she ever had to put into being a world-class athlete.  We touched upon several of the topics she writes about from NCAA Basketball, to preparing for the 1988 Olympics, to the PTSD associated with psychiatric hospital stays, and believeing that recovery is possible.  You can buy Amy's new book on Amazon and find out more about Amy at www.amygamble.comYou can find out more about us at www.hysteriaradio.netYou can find out more about Mental Health News Radio Network at www.mhnrnetwork.comThank you for your support. We are always grateful and appreciative for you shares, recommends, and 5 star reviews.

We often talk about mental illness as an "invisible disability". What happens for those with visible disabilities that also struggle with mental health issues? Join hosts Kristin Walker and Joe Fusaro with advocate Jose Rosario to discuss his mental health journey. Jose is a young man that just wants to change the world and create a space where we can support each other and remember that we are not alone. As a member of many marginalized groups, he believes we must empower others to rise. Jose graduated from RIC with a B.A. in Psychology and a B.S. in Chemical Dependency and Addiction Studies. He recently accepted the Coordinator of Disability Services position at RIC. I have just been named the Chairman of the RI Democratic Party’s “I’m Able” caucus and am slated to serve on a Congressional Diversity Advisory Board.www.thepheonixempowered.comhttps://www.facebook.com/jose.r.rosario.7https://twitter.com/jrosario_27https://www.instagram.com/jrosario_27/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jose-rosario-b71817bb/ 

Joe Fusaro joins us to talk about the incredible initiative he is a part of with McLean Hospital: Deconstructing Stigma. Since elementary school, Joe has had trouble with something that comes so naturally to most people—sleep. Despite his sleep patterns, good grades always came easily to Joe. He played music and was good at sports. Yet Joe frequently felt anxious. Just days after he started college, the 9/11 attacks happened and placed a cloud over daily life. One night, Joe felt unmotivated to do schoolwork, and a friend introduced him to the drug Adderall. It was the start of a decade-long love/hate relationship with medication. The drugs would help for a year or so, then the upper and downers would impact Joe’s sleep. He’d have major depressive episodes and wind up in detox and the hospital. The cycle would repeat again and again. Making matters worse, Joe began having  psychotic episodes, talking to himself about spaceships and someone trying to kill him. Doctors prescribed more medication.It was 2013 when Joe decided there must be another way. He found a new doctor who taught him meditation techniques and proper nutrition and referred him to an herbalist to help manage his symptoms. Joe repaired relationships with friends and family. He wanted to give back and looked to the diary entries he made over the years as a possible way to help others.Joe has published three books of insight and poetry about his illness, with part of the proceeds going to mental health organizations. He still sees a psychiatrist regularly. Someday, he wants to work with kids with learning disabilities or mental health issues.www.unreadletters.com