Episode 29: "A Problem Shared is a Problem Halved" with Adam Blesing

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The Concrete Connection Project

Benjamin Roberts

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The Concrete Connection Project Adelaide / Kaurna Land 2024 “A Musical Journey of Mental Health Awareness” My name is Benjamin Roberts. I am a South Australian musician. Over the course of 2024 and beyond, I will document an incredible journey by traveling to, and performing on every single street in the Adelaide CBD (577 Streets to be exact). To help knock down the walls of stigma surrounding mental health and raise vital funds and awareness for charities that support people experiencing mental health issues, I'll spend at least 20 minutes on each of the 577 streets creating and performing.

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Episode 29: "A Problem Shared is a Problem Halved" with Adam Blesing

The Concrete Connection Project

35 minutes 14 seconds

1 month ago

Episode 29: "A Problem Shared is a Problem Halved" with Adam Blesing

"A Problem Shared is a Problem Halved" is a saying that does not have a single known author, but the phrase is well-established, with a similar sentiment found in a 1931 book by D. L. Sayers "Trouble shared is trouble halved". Never the less, it was a perfect quote pulled from an awesome conversation with Adam Blesing. Singer/Songwriter/Bassist of incredible Australian band Dojo Rise.

It was a great day and a great chat, ranging through the challenges of Covid, and the beauty it spawned. Overcoming physical feats of endurance to build a greater appreciation of the simple things in life. To the negative thoughts that roll around in our heads, giving passage to self doubt and self worth and going all in on your passions.

I got a lot out of this chat and I hope you do to.

Listen to Run, Baby, Run by Dojo Rise here: https://open.spotify.com/track/466tUxrk6rwsvx1cWe501p?si=6b9d04111e7a460a