Hey, welcome back everybody. If you're in the Kansas City area or if you feel like traveling,

October 14th, Saturday, about a month from now, Aaron and I will be doing a meetup at the Buffalo

Room at the Westport Flea Market, 817 Westport Road, Kansas City Moe. We start at 1 p.m. in the afternoon, and we're going to wrap it up at around 6 p.m.

So it's a good five hours to hang out with us.

I think we're going to be doing a short talk or episode, and then we're going to just hang out

with everyone that shows up.

This coming Sunday,

listen to a podcast called Continuous Play, or the Continuous Play podcast. I talked with those guys over there about John Carpenter's The Thing. So yes, I have other interests outside of

true crime and other hobbies I like to do. I'll probably throw

out another reminder after their show's released, but it was a pretty good conversation.

On tonight's episode, I speak with Sarah, who happens to work at a psychiatric facility.

She talks about her day-to-day. She talks about the stigmas of the patients.

I thought it was a very interesting conversation. Sheds some light on a part of our society that

we don't like to think about. Shed some light on the caretakers who look after us when

we're not having the best day where our life might have taken a turn for the worse. She's one of

those people that dedicates her life to caring for us. Without further ado, here's Sarah. My name is Sarah. I work at a psychiatric facility.

I've been working here for about a year now. I just graduated from college, getting ready to go on

to graduate school in this field. My bachelor's degree was in psychology and I'm getting ready to get my

master's in forensic psychology. And that's kind of how I got interested in started working in

a psychiatric facility. What's the stereotype of where you work versus reality, I guess?

I think a lot of people get their viewpoints from movies and television and things like that

of these different psychiatric hospitals.

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