This week on the Pretty Girl Pill Club podcast, we spoke with Brad Nolan, Founder of Podcave — an all-in-one service to plan, publish, and promote your podcast. We discuss what led Brad to the wonderful world of podcasting, the struggles he’s faced along the way as a father, husband, and individual, and the impact of art and self-expression on mental health.
In the wake of the most divisive election in U.S. history and an ongoing, unrelenting global pandemic, we reflected on this year and what we hope for moving forward. Strap in, y’all — this episode comes with an extra-large serving of catharsis.
You can find Brad on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/bradnolan/) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/BradNolan), and check out what he’s building at Podcave (https://podcave.com/).
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We are not professionals. We’re just idiots on the internet with wack as hell brain chemistry. If you are struggling, never hesitate to seek help. You can find a list of crisis hotlines and other resources here: https://www.pgpcpod.com/resources.
Pretty Girl Pill Club is a production of Public Notice LLC. Hosted by Sophie Collis and Rohnie Williams. Editing and Audio Engineering by Sophie Collis. Produced by Public Notice. Created by Sophie Collis in conjunction with Public Notice. Music by Eevee & Sarah, the Instrumentalist. Theme music mixed by Patrick Retzer. Cover Art by Sophie Collis.
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