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Episode on Podcast Description

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Crisis Lifeline: Call/Text 988

National Helpline 1-800-662-4357

Veterans Crisis Line (dial 988 then press 1) National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-SAFE)

letsexamineaddictionhonestly@gmail.com

theleahpodcast@gmail.com

My Podcast Server

https://discord.gg/9MSPwRG4p


In this episode, I walk through how the description is structured and why I put crisis and support resources first, including national and veteran hotlines. Seeking help isn’t a weakness, and I want anyone who’s struggling to know that support is available and that reaching out matters.


I also talk about the rest of the description layout, including how to contact the podcast, share feedback, use timestamps, and access additional resources. I explain the purpose of the Patreon as a low-pressure storage and resource hub rather than a requirement, where I hope to eventually organize books, links, and helpful programs in one place. My goal with both podcasts is to create a supportive, honest space that prioritizes mental health, resources, and real human connection.


00:00 — Why This Episode Description Is Crafted The Way It Is

00:19 — Personal Struggles & Consistency With The Show

00:36 — Resources First: Crisis & Support Hotlines

00:55 — Seeking Help Is Not Weak

01:28 — Military & Law Enforcement Mental Health Stigma

01:49 — The World Is Hard, Reach Out Anyway

02:10 — Community Support, Email & Personal Outreach

02:35 — Discord, Feedback & Listener Interaction

03:10 — Episode Descriptions, Timestamps & Navigation

03:36 — Patreon Purpose, Resources & Closing Thanks


My Patreon

​https://patreon.com/TheFosterDadDirective?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink

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