In episode 5 “The Cool Mental Health Guys” get to talk to one of Mac’s favorite people from the Mental Health world AND streetwear & sneakers, Liz Beecroft. Mac considers Liz an idol type & has followed in similar footsteps since discovering her. Liz has collaborative work with tons of dope brands and all her projects have mental health awareness focus, she’s a LCSW & Paul therapist with a private practice and nonprofit job as well as consulting on projects often. Check it out. She’s a big reason we do this!

In episode 4 Mac brings on So Much producer & creative partner, Danny Zofness. The two talk through their shared vision for the podcast, their own struggles with living with different chemical imbalances & learn a lot more about Danny & the role he plays in the podcast. Their conversation is actually led by Danny to give the audience a look into how the format of the show will be moving forward. With Danny orating & hosting candid mental health conversations between Mac & So Much guests moving forward.

Episode 3 gives us the final piece in getting to know our host, Mac. After becoming well versed in giving his story in Alcoholics Anonymous & other recovery related rooms & public speaking engagements, Mac & the crew thought it would be a good idea to dedicate Episode 3 to Mac sharing his story. Following an outline of “what it was like, what happened, and what it was like now” Mac details his journey into recovery, his coming of age & outlines his timeline of living with his many chemical imbalances, the addiction & alcoholism, and compulsive & impulsive behavior. From ADHD to addiction to Bipolar & Borderline Personality Disorder - Episode 3 allows our audience to learn why Mac is “qualified” to share his own experience & lead tough discussions about the things that matter most to us

Mac talks about how being a social chameleon hurt more than helped in his life.

“So Much” is a never ending candid conversation about... well... SO much. Often times mental  health, suicide, drug addiction & behavioral disorders get so compartmentalized that sharing,  educating & having an impact on awareness on a large scale can be difficult. “So Much” is an  attempt at removing stigmas and learning, teaching & growing together as we figure out life’s  traumas, dramas & troubles with some fun, candid, transparent and very vulnerable  conversations & storytelling. And since DNA Mac is hosting... there will obviously be fashion &  sneakers involved.