The Bitonal Podcast is based in Toronto, Canada. Our main objective is to share narratives around mental health and self-improvement. This is a podcast about the tribulations of being a twenty-something year old navigating the hustle of a modern world. We are all different from one another, but we hope the episodes bring comfort to those facing similar struggles or the difficulties to come.
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The Bitonal Podcast is based in Toronto, Canada. Our main objective is to share narratives around mental health and self-improvement. This is a podcast about the tribulations of being a twenty-something year old navigating the hustle of a modern world. We are all different from one another, but we hope the episodes bring comfort to those facing similar struggles or the difficulties to come.
In this episode, Christine shares anonymous submissions from the listeners. Our friend Ajit shared a photo from 2019 by a middle-school English teacher named Karen Wunderlich Loewe. Her students wrote on a sheet of paper, crumpled it up, and put it in a bag hanging in the classroom. Her "Baggage Activity" allowed students to share what was bothering them or heavy on their heart. At the end of the episode, Christine shares something that's been on her mind lately. Trigger warning for this episode includes the topic of suicide. Thank you Ajit for this idea. Follow us on Instagram @bitonalpodcast. Gotta question, topic suggestion, or some feedback? Drop us a line! Email us at bitonalpodcast@gmail.com
Bitonal Podcast
The Bitonal Podcast is based in Toronto, Canada. Our main objective is to share narratives around mental health and self-improvement. This is a podcast about the tribulations of being a twenty-something year old navigating the hustle of a modern world. We are all different from one another, but we hope the episodes bring comfort to those facing similar struggles or the difficulties to come.
