I've been trying furiously to take away the stigma for mental illness and this whole

thing about being ashamed because you've got a personality disorder or even a psychosis

or whatever is just terrible because it keeps people from getting the help they need.

Hey everybody, I'm Chris Cuomo, welcome to another episode of the Chris Cuomo Project podcast,

Dr. Phil.

I know.

I'm a great star, great to have him on the show, but it's not just a star dust.

20 years plus he's been on top, but consistently doing the same thing, pounding on the table

about mental health, making it more acceptable, and helping people see their problems not

just as a negative but as a way through it.

I think that's fundamental to us right now.

It's always been interesting to me that his kind of ascendance in TV was going on at the

same time that I was like, you know, grinding it through here.

I'm no Dr. Phil anyway, you want to measure it, but it's been interesting to watch him

because he's done so well for so long, but by being consistent and doing something I think

now we need more than ever.

So I wanted to talk to Dr. Phil about what's changed, why are we such a rage factory and what

can we do about it?

It turned out to be a really, really interesting conversation.

So please subscribe, follow, love having you here, and now here is a big serving of the

man himself, Dr. Phil.

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