We’re back….again! It took us a bit but here we are with a very open & honest conversation about Julie’s lifelong mental health journey. From therapy, anxiety meds, psychiatric hospital stays and growth. Julie tells it all! “Our goal with this podcast has always been to show others they are not alone and hopefully save lives. I always knew I wanted to share my entire story but it took me a year of episodes to feel comfortable enough to share it. Thank you to everyone who has ever listened to even a single episode. We wouldn’t be here without you!” -Julie

Following 3 weeks of broken laptops and positive COVID tests, we’re finally releasing a new episode! What would you do if you were a billionaire? Send us a message to let us know.If you’re loving the pod, please give us a 5 star rating and/or leave us a review on whichever app you’re using. Follow the pod on Instagram @livelaughlorazepam or send us silly little love notes via email at [email protected].

In this episode, Abby and Julie chat about fears and intrusive thoughts. If you’re loving the pod, please give us a 5 star rating and/or leave us a review on whichever app you’re using. We are very lonely, plz follow the pod on Instagram @livelaughlorazepam or send us silly little love notes via email at [email protected]

We’re back and jumping right into our typical shenanigans! This week we invited Abby’s husband Phil to the mic for a pseudo newlywed game.Listen as Julie interviews Abby and Phil just a few weeks before their 3 year wedding anniversary and see if their answers line up. Stick around to the end of the episode to hear what makes their marriage successful and what advice they have for other couples.If you’re loving the pod, please give us a 5 star rating and/or leave us a review on whichever app you’re using. We can’t wait to bring you more entertaining episodes.We are very lonely, plz follow the pod on Instagram @livelaughlorazepam or send us silly little love notes via email at [email protected] need this on my laptop

It’s time for a break. Julie and Abby are talking off the month of June to recuperate, rest, and relax in order to finish out the second half of Season Two starting in July. July 4th marks the ONE YEAR mark for the L3 pod, bringing new and exciting interviews, and mildly unhinged minis.As always, keep an eye out for updates and shenanigans on Instagram @livelaughlorazepam or send us fan mail via email at [email protected].

Your L3 hosts welcomed Kelli Fowle, a licensed therapist, to the mic this week. Kelli owns her own practice called B Well Counseling and specializes in child psychology and late-diagnosed ADHD in women. Kelli gave Abby and Julie a look behind the curtain of what it’s like to work as a therapist and what drew her to this profession.Follow Kelli’s practice, B Well Counseling, on Instagram and Facebook @b_well_counseling, or visit her website at www.bwellcounseling.care. Looking for more? Give us a follow on Instagram @livelaughlorazepam or send us fan mail via email at [email protected].#therapist #therapy #counseling #wereallhuman

This week you’ll hear from three amazing women who walk alongside Julie in the annual American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s “Out of the Darkness” Overnight Walk. This year they’ll be walking the 16-18 miles together in Washington, D.C. Listen to Julie’s fr-amily members, Bev, Maria, Kelly and Dev, as they share their stories and their reasons for walking.As a reminder, head over to Liberty Tavern in Quincy, MA, throughout the month of May and purchase the Mr. Brightside Charity Cocktail to help Julie raise money for the AFSP. Or donate directly to Julie’s fundraiser here: https://www.theovernight.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=43418Looking for more? Give us a follow on Instagram @livelaughlorazepam or send us fan mail via email at [email protected].#AFSP #OvernightWalk #OutoftheDarkness #WhyTheyWalk

This week Abby shares her experience with switching health insurances and her frustration with the process of refilling meds, getting a doctor appointment, and other basic healthcare needs. It’s unfair that our healthcare system is set up in a way where individuals have to jump through hoops to receive basic care, and Julie and Abby are HAVING NONE OF IT.Reminder to donate to Julie’s AFSP ‘Out of the Darkness’ fundraiser here: https://www.theovernight.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=43418Give us a follow on Instagram @livelaughlorazepam or send us fan mail via email at [email protected].#insurancesucks #insuranceisascam #medicationrefill

Annie Dow, a former radio personality, joins the pod this week to share her experience in the radio/entertainment industry and why she left. This isn’t the first time Annie has shared her mental health journey in front of a mic, but her message is still just as powerful today as it was live on-air last year.Reminder to donate to Julie’s AFSP ‘Out of the Darkness’ fundraiser here: https://www.theovernight.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=43418Follow on Instagram @livelaughlorazepam or send us love notes via email at [email protected].#radio #onair #radiopersonality #careerchange

Rage doesn’t even begin to explain it.This week Julie and Abby talk about periods… and medical ignorance… and body autonomy… and the right to an abortion… and the politics that surround it all. Because you can’t talk about menstruating without talking about everything it connects to––WHICH IS FUCKING EVERYTHING.This was supposed to be a short episode about cramps and emotions, but nothing about this topic is simple, fair, or just. Join us and rage!Want to do more than just rage? Consider donating or volunteering for the Eastern Massachusetts Abortion (EMA) Fund if you’re in our area: https://www.emafund.org/ Or if you’re located elsewhere, find your local Abortion Fund here: https://abortionfunds.org/funds/