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The Probably Important Podcast - Inside Conversations, Out Loud
Life isn't about avoiding struggles — it's about learning to rise through them.
On Probably Important, host Mariel Anderson shares unfiltered, inside conversations about growth, resilience, antifragility, and the often messy (but beautiful) process of becoming our strongest selves.
Through solo episodes and real, honest guest interviews, we explore:
- Healing through adversity
- Building emotional resilience
- Authentic living and belonging
- Mental health, identity, and leadership
- Daily tools for living an anti-fragile life
With humor, wisdom, and raw vulnerability, Probably Important taps into how the hardest seasons of life shape the deepest parts of who we are.
Because the conversations we often keep locked away ---
They're probably important.
The Probably Important Podcast - Inside Conversations, Out Loud
Season 1 Ep. 40 - Balancing Mental Health While Planning a Mental Health Gala
In this episode, Josh and Mariel reflect on their personal journeys with mental health, self-care, and the ongoing challenge of balancing their professional and personal lives. They share stories from their recent experiences, including organizing IGNITE2024 - a mental health gala, emphasizing the importance of having a support system.
Mariel opens up about the emotional toll of her event planning, likening it to a postpartum experience, while Josh draws parallels to the aftermath of long-running projects. Together, they discuss the power of vulnerability, leaning on others for support, and managing overwhelming situations, particularly in the context of mental health advocacy.
They also explore the complexities of self-harm and the need for control during difficult times, underscoring the value of community, preparation, and self-care. The episode concludes with reflections on the success of their recent show and a heartfelt call to action, encouraging listeners to share their stories, seek help when needed, and cultivate strong relationships for mental well-being.