Emo Dojo with John Emotions: Transcribed
A selection of John Emotions' podcast episodes transcribed for people who are hearing-impaired and/or prefer reading to listening. Read along with John at EmoDojo.org Emo Dojo is the creative studio for artists and entrepreneurs interested in mental health. John Emotions hosts his podcast, Daily Emotions, live from Emo Dojo every day through the holidays.
Episodes
I rant a little on the ill-conceived, poorly-planned, and wildly disorganized messaging of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Then, I explain what I learned about nets in general, safety nets in particular, and an app I discovered called SafetyNet.
—Pandemic Crowd Compliance Needs Kinder, Smarter Messaging
— Curfews squeeze bigger crowds into shorter hours. Why?
— I discovered the SafetyNet app; All about ropes and reliable nodes
Christian had me on his radio show and we talk about how I started the Emo Dojo project, and how having more open conversation about mental health will help everyone over time.
This is a short segment of a longer conversation you can watch, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZYQl60mIlo&t=1511s
I talk a little bit about one of my favorite, controversial scientists that history has largely forgotten; Wilhelm Reich ... discoverer of Orgone. Also, I'm trying out the TDCS device tonight after the show. I want to find out where undiscovered greatness meets pseudo-science.
I'm feeling especially lonely and misunderstood today.
I’m talking about ringing in the ears today. It’s a condition called tinnitus that starts as some kind of physical damage to the hearing mechanism, then trains the brain to continually recreate the ringing sensation, even after the original damage in the ear canal is healed ... making it a mental disorder.
Day 10 in a row — I'm starting to get the hang of things. On today's show I get into stuff like:
I'm feeling pretty agitated today. Not sad ... kind of a fast melancholy.
I talk about this thing I discovered called “aphantasia” where I can't actually see anything in my mind when I close my eyes. I have no visual imagery. I can imagine it in a way I can describe to others, but I don't actually SEE see anything. Here's some other points I cover (in order):
I was talking about my sleep hygiene and Shock changes the subject to his dick chafing from jerking off too much ... possibly with a fake vagina. Real-life pandemic lockdown problems on today's Daily Emotions.
Today I talk about some more interesting documentaries I've watched during the pandemic, including: 'Will Work For Clicks,' 'Burt's Buzz,' and 'The Pollinators.'
I've found a bunch of really decent documentaries over the past year. Today, I'm talking about 'Three Identical Strangers,' 'Come As You Are,' and 'Carts of Darkness.'
I wonder if the electrical signals in our cells can carry the racism in some of our souls. Can science eliminate racism through cellular manipulation? Have you heard about the worm that can grow its head back?
I talk about why I change the podcast name/artwork so much lately, and how hard it really is for me to make a cool show.
I meant to talk what I'm doing with the new podcast format. But, realizing I'm short on time, I try to explain how we should consider having sympathy for Trump voters.
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