Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Marjama

Mike Marjama sets his sights on the things he wants out of life and then he goes out and gets it. He's also humble enough to admit that it wasn't easy. He's had to push through his own internal and external battles to get to where he is today. Mike wrestled in high school but baseball was his calling. He practiced incessantly and it paid off when he got drafted in the big leagues. Marjama played catcher and first base in the Major League Baseball Organization for the Seattle Mariners up until 2018. Over the years, Mike has had to become a master of his own mentality, and that truly is what he has achieved. He now has found a calling in bringing awareness to eating disorders, particularly in men. Marjama has taken a volunteer position with NEDA and travels the country to tell people about his personal journey. Now, hear his take on the Essential 11 Questions. More places you can find Mike Marjama: Instagram - @mike.marjama Twitter - @mmarjama

Mike Marjama, former Major League Baseball player for the Seattle Mariners, shares his life's story with host, Patrick Custer, and how he once struggled with disordered eating that threatened his ability to play the sport he loves. Today, Marjama is open about his personal journey to inspire others, especially men and boys, to seek to help and support they deserve. Michael Marjama Insta: www.instagram.com/mike.marjama Patrick Custer Insta: www.instagram.com/patrick_custer Rooted Recovery Stories Podcast Insta: www.instagram.com/rootedrecoverystories URL: www.rootedrecoverystories.com Promises Behavioral Health: Need help for addiction, mental health/trauma? Call: (888) 648-4098 URL: www.promisesbehavioralhealth.com Insta: www.instagram.com/promises_bh . . . . . #mlb #majorleaguebaseball #seattlemariners #michaelmarjama #eatingdisorderrecovery #baseball #anarecovery #anorexianervosarecovery #anorexiarecovery #wedorecover #recovery #Bulimia #eatingdisorder #eatingdisorderawareness #Bulimiarecovery #edrecovery #edrecoverywarrior #edwarrior #endthestigma #healing #inspiration #anxiety #listen #mentalhealth #podcast #recoveryispossible #recoverystory #rooted #selfcare #trauma

We’re excited for this special one year anniversary episode! Towards the end of nearly every episode, Francis or Catherine ask guests what words of wisdom, kindness, and hope they would offer to those seeking recovery from an eating disorder. Every response is unique to the person’s experience and every response is steeped in relatability that connects us all. The responses tell the story of recovery as a journey, not a destination. This episode is a collection of those responses to the question “what would you share with listeners who are seeking recovery?” If you are feeling stuck in recovery, thinking recovery is not possible, and are looking for guidance, take a pause and listen to these incredible people share their insights for you. Perhaps you’ll find pieces of yourself and your experiences within their answers. While we couldn’t include every person who has contributed on this podcast, we welcome folx to search episode descriptions and listen to episodes that feel relatable to your story. Guests in order of responses: Syd Yang, healer, writer, artist, Episode 33; Vance Goodman, chaplain, poet, Episode 63; Mike Marjama, former professional baseball player, Episode 27; Melissa Bernstein, Melissa & Doug toys, author, Episode 65; Dr. Veronica Franklin, behavioral health clinician, Episode 19; Rebecca Eyre, CEO, Project Heal, Episode 55; Lucie Waldman, advocate, Episode 66; Kelly Davidson, RD, Episode 64; Misti Anderson, recovered individual, Episode 45; Kristina Bruce, body acceptance coach, Episode 57; Sarah Dionne, yoga instructor, Episode 25; Jenna DiLossi and Melissa Harrison, Center for Hope and Health, Episode 67; Beth Ayn Stansfield, founder, Stay Strong Virginia, Episode 21; Connie Sobczak, founder, The Body Positive, Episode 13; Eva DeVirgilis, advocate, actress, speaker, Episode 15

Today on The Lunch, Andi Petrillo takes a deep dive into body image and athletes who struggle with eating disorders alongside Olympic figure skaters Kirsten Moore-Towers and Rachael Flatt as they discuss their involvement in the TSN original feature, "Disorder". Then Andi is joined by former Seattle Mariners catcher Mike Marjama to discuss his struggle with an eating disorder and how he's trying to inspire others with his story.

Catherine and Francis continue their conversation with Mike Marjama, mental health advocate and former professional athlete.

Catherine and I are thrilled to speak with Mike Marjama, a licensed real estate professional and a trailblazing athlete using his platform to advocate for mental health, wellness, and personal development. Mike spent 10 years on an amazing journey chasing his dream of being a professional baseball player, climbing through the minor leagues to eventually make his Major League debut in 2017. As a former professional athlete, he recognizes how athletes can create positive impacts by sharing their stories and advocating for their passions. In 2018, he shared his challenges with a national audience through LeBron James’ digital media company, Uninterrupted, bringing awareness to how mental health and eating disorders can impact young men, athletes and beyond. Mike’s personal challenges with mental health and eating disorders, beginning early in his life have helped shape his new journey as a Realtor, nationally acclaimed speaker, consultant, and real estate investor. Mike is the first male professional athlete to speak out about eating disorders and their impact on athletes and his story has been featured by MTV, Good Morning America, The Doctors, CBS Today and countless others. Most notably in 2018, Mike traveled to the United States Capitol in Washington D.C. and addressed members of Congress about crafting better legislation for those affected by mental health.

Mike Marjama sets his sights on the things he wants out of life and then he goes out and gets it. He's also humble enough to admit that it wasn't easy. He's had to push through his own internal and external battles to get to where he is today. Mike wrestled in high school but baseball was his calling. He practiced incessantly and it paid off when he got drafted in the big leagues. Marjama played catcher and first base in the Major League Baseball Organization for the Seattle Mariners up until 2018. Over the years, Mike has had to become a master of his own mentality, and that truly is what he has achieved. He now has found a calling in bringing awareness to eating disorders, particularly in men. Marjama has taken a volunteer position with NEDA and travels the country to tell people about his personal journey. Now, hear his take on the Essential 11 Questions.  More places you can find Mike Marjama: Instagram - @mike.marjama Twitter - @mmarjama

Most people assume athletics and healthy bodies are synonymous. But the truth is much more complicated. For researcher Traci Carson, sports were her world - from elementary school through college she excelled at soccer, track, football, and women’s rowing. But a dark side of competition prompted her to get off the field and into a doctoral program for epidemiology to study the link between female athletes and eating disorders. Her story of recovery and research are the focus of today’s episode — giving you the information needed to find balance in athletics. For a male perspective on the connection between sports and body image, check out episodes 8 & 19 with former Seattle Seahawk Patrick Devenny, and former Seattle Mariners catcher Mike Marjama. Discover more about Traci at mentalnotepodcast.com  Mental Note is sponsored by Eating Recovery Center and Insight Behavioral Health Centers 

Imagine working your whole life toward a childhood dream of becoming a Major League Baseball player and then quitting exactly one year later. That's what former Major League catcher Mike Marjama did.

Season 5’s finale episode showcases Mike Marjama. Mike played in the Majors for the Seattle Mariners and has now retired from pro baseball to work as an Ambassador for the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA)- he no longer affiliated with NEDA. He shares his recovery story and we talk about: -His career path to the Majors, growing up as an athlete -The beginnings of his eating disorder -Traits that made Mike more vulnerable to ED -How men experience eating disorders and treatment centers -Seeking a higher level of care -Authenticity and self-acceptance -What life is like recovered Guest Bio: As the 2018 Opening Day Starting Catcher for the Seattle Mariners, Mike Marjama’s mid-season retirement and decision to accept a role as Ambassador for the National Eating Disorder Association are both remarkable and inspiring. Struggles with eating disorders first surfaced for Mike in 7th grade, culminating in hospitalization and inpatient treatment during his Junior year of high school. Mike Marjama’s recovery led him on an amazing journey playing baseball around the country, eventually making his Major League debut at the age of 28 in September of 2017. This past winter, Lebron James’ Uninterrupted produced and filmed the mini-documentary “Marj”, detailing Mike Marjama’s story, which premiered exclusively on ABC’s Good Morning America on the Eve of MLB’s Opening Day. Recently retired, Mike is passionate about speaking openly about his struggles to inspire others, especially men and boys, to seek the help and support they deserve. Connect with Mike: Twitter @mmarjama Insta @mike.marjama www.mikemarjama.com Links: www.nationaleatingdisorders.org Uninterrupted Documentary “Marj” https://www.uninterrupted.com/watch/cb1zNUNj/marj This podcast is hosted and produced by Janean Anderson, Ph.D., CEDS-S.  Dr. Anderson is a licensed psychologist, author, and podcast host.  She holds the Certified Eating Disorder Specialist designation from the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals (IAEDP).  She is the Founder and Director of Colorado Therapy & Assessment Center, an outpatient treatment center in Denver, Colorado that specializes in eating disorders.  Dr. Anderson also provides private, one-on-one recovery coaching for listeners of the podcast and for treatment providers seeking supervision and consultation for their CEDS.  Interested?  Email for more info: podcast@eatingdisorderrecoverypodcast.com To learn more about the podcast, visit www.eatingdisorderrecoverypodcast.com.  Follow Dr. Anderson’s work here: Facebook.com/DrAndersonAuthor Facebook.com/DrJaneanAnderson Twitter.com/DrJanean Get emails about Dr. Anderson’s writing and other happenings at www.eatingdisorderrecoverypodcast.com This podcast is sponsored by EDCare.  EDCare has provided PHP, IOP & Outpatient treatment for all genders, 18 and over, since 2001.  CAMSA ( which stands for Connection, Acceptance, Mindfulness, Sense of Self & Action), is EDCare’s mindfulness-based treatment approach and is incorporated into each individualized treatment plan.  Facilities are located in Denver, Colorado Springs, and Kansas City and all treatment are supported by Masters’ Level Clinicians or higher.  EDCare offers 4 specialty tracks (BED, ELITE Athlete, Substance Use, & Trauma), and the Connections House, an affordable supportive housing component, adds an extra layer of supervised support. www.eatingdisorder.care or (866) 771-0861

It takes an incredible amount of will, talent, and work to become a major league baseball player. So why did the former catcher for the Seattle Mariners, Mike Marjama, give it all up to share his story? This special Q&A with Mike and his mom takes a look at how we can better equip each other to live full lives, accomplish great things, and rethink traditional masculinity.  Mental Note is sponsored by Eating Recovery Center and Insight Behavioral Health Centers. To talk to a licensed counselor for free and see if treatment is a good idea for you, call 877-411-9578. For more details on Mike, check out mentalnotepodcast.com. 

In the first of two themed episodes, Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan review one aspect of each American League team’s year that they overlooked on earlier episodes, touching on stories involving Mike Scioscia, Myles Straw, Stephen Piscotty, Rowdy Tellez, Jose Ramirez, Mike Marjama, Richard Bleier, Isiah Kiner-Falefa, a stathead in uniform, Tony Renda, Brad Keller, […]

Today on the Heart Of Sports with Jason Springer & Jeffrey Cohen on 610 ESPN we were joined in studio by former Seattle Mariners catcher Mike Marjama to discuss his time in baseball and his efforts to raise awareness about eating disorders as an Ambassador for the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA). Then on High Hopes: Phillies Minor League we unveiled our end of season list of Philadelphia Phillies top 15 pitching prospects and were joined by Phillies Int'l Scouting Director Sal Agostinelli.

This episode for "The Confident Girl Podcast" is about 'Having a balance lifestyle can lead to more confidence'. CEO & Founder of Self Love Beauty, Lisa Thompson is the host of this podcast to bring you new topics about confidence in aspects of your life! She wants to help you become the best self-loving and confident person you can be! This episode brings a special guest, Mike Marjama, an ambassador for the National Eating Disorder Association (NEDA) and former major league baseball player. Mike shares about his life story, how having a balancing lifestyle can help you with confidence and a few tips that are amazing to remember!

In episode 51, our special guest Elizabeth returns to talk about the movies Dirty Dancing and Footloose, the novel Carry On by Rainbow Rowell, and the comic series Fence by CS Pacat and Johanna the Mad. Other topics (in this very long episode) include: the Home Run Derby, Thomas Middleditch, Denis Ten, Mike Marjama, dolphins, Ken Jeong, Chris Pine, Janelle Monae, Cats, Taylor Swift, Antman and the Wasp, Infinity War, John Hughes, Haikyuu, Buffy, Joss Whedon, Nathan Fillion, Dune, Timothee Chalamet, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Rugrats, All the Bright Places, Eighth Grade, Charlie Jane Anders, Matt Nathanson, and NSYNC. (Note: this is still not an NSYNC tribute podcast.)

On the third hour of the Chuck and Buck show, The Ocho talks about the Mariners and Felix starts so far, the NFL color rush jerseys and Ryan Clark joins the show to talk about all the goings on with the Washington Huskies, Mike Marjama joins the show to talk all about what its like to be a Mariners starting catcher

This week, Kate and John get together for the first time in what feels like forever to catch up on Spring Training, Kate’s trip to Arizona, positional battles, and the current state of the injury-ravaged team. Our only guest stars include two barky dogs. 0 - 9:00: Joyful reunion. Kate relays stories of her trip to Spring Training and communicates some dislike for the Grand Canyon state, apologies to our Arizona-based fans. (NB: My dislike for the state might be related to the death-cold I caught while there. Apologies for the coughing throughout.) 9:00 - 21:00: As any discussion of Mariners Spring Training must, we turn to a discussion of the injury plague. John breaks them down, from most to least freakish. John poses the question: how much do we actually need to see from players in the spring? Kate talks about the difficulty of being conditioned by the 2017 season to panic about injuries, when there’s potentially not anything to be panicky about quite yet. There is also some gentle joking about Ariel Miranda’s fleeing hairline. 21:00 - 33:00: Spring is the season of love and Daniel Vogelbach. Kate and John discuss his breakout performance and theorize about what might be fueling his strong spring. They also analyze where Mike Ford is in his development, and what his future as a Mariner might be, considering the intricacies of the Rule 5 draft. 33:00 - 36:00: Continuing the positional battles discussion, Kate forces John to talk about Mike Marjama for a while. Okay, Kate talks. 36:00 -51:00: Summing up the outfield positional battles and discussing Ichiro. Kate is unsentimental about Ichiro while John is somewhat sentimental, but neither are exactly thrilled with the move. John offers maybe his hottest take of ever.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s TomGirl with host J.J. Jurgens and guest host Hanna Bee Tucker. This week, Seattle Mariners catcher Mike Marjama joins host J.J. Jurgens! Mike discusses his baseball journey to the Major Leagues and opens up about the eating disorder he overcame along the way.  RSS Feed: http://abtvtest.wpengine.com/aftershows/tomgirl-afterbuzztv/feed/ ABOUT TOMGIRL:  AfterBuzz Tv's TomGirl is a brand new vodcast series hosted by JJ Jurgens, covering all aspects of sports, entertainment, fashion, and adventure! Each week, tune in on TomGirl Tuesdays LIVE or listen on iTunes or any other podcast location, to find conversations with leading members of the community. Follow JJ Jurgen on Twitter @JJJurgens and the show's official twitter handle at @TomGirlTV! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tomgirltv/support

The future looks bright for young Mariners catcher Mike Marjama, who joins the Hot Stove League to give some insight on his season goals and his off-season training. And Jesse Smith, from the Mariners Analytics departments explains why Spring Training numbers are important.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Hot Stove season has officially begun, and of course it's Jerry Dipoto leading the charge, trading away steady rookie reliever Emilio Pagan to address the team's need at first base. In exchange for Pagan and a teenaged infield prospect, Alexander Campos, the Mariners receive Ryon Healy, Oakland's young, power-hitting first baseman.  0 - 5:00: Jordan makes a long-awaited return to the podcasting world, and gets to do it with people who are as into Mike Marjama as he is. It's a great day all around. 5:00: Kate and John bemoan their already-dinged off-season plan (it's just a little less first basey! It's still good!), which the team just published the last major leg of today, Jerry, you stinker. John and Jordan recall the first time they laid eyes on Healy and Jordan somehow manages to slip a Rhys Hopkins mention in, because of course he does. 11:30: The trio investigate Jerry's insatiable yen for both Oakland Athletics first basemen and 26-year-old ex-prospects as a way to drag down the team's overall age, and discuss what Healy might bring to the team. We also hold a brief moment of silence for Daniel Vogelbach. 22:30: With every un-bendy power-hitting first baseman come some caveats. We discuss them, and look into how Healy slots into the Mariners' lineup. 30:00: John gives a brief overview of the right-handed first basemen who were on the market, and Mark Reynolds gives Jordan the vapors. 34:00: It's not Hot Stove season without someone shouting OVERPAY! The crew investigates the veracity of this claim. Jordan gets a little shouty about predicting prospects born in the year 2000. Kate reminds Jordan Evan White exists, flooding him with delight. Kate gets shouty about Chris Taylor (again).    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices