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Welcome to Going Mental. This is your host,

Eileen Kelly. I'm interested in the things many of us face,

but don't always talk about. On the show, not only will I be sharing more about my own

anxiety as in depression but I'm also going to be talking to a wide range of guests about their

own mental health journeys along with professionals who're going to help educate you and me on

the ins and outs of mental illness. Can't wait for you to hear what's in store. On today's episode, I'm joined by Miles McCollum, known professionally as Lil Yotti.

He is a Grammy-nominated American rapper and singer. He first gained recognition on the internet in 2015

for his single One Night in Minnesota from his debut EP Summer Songs. Since then, Yaudi has released four studio albums,

all of which have charted within the top 20 of the Billboard 200.

His most recent song, Poland, initially leaked, made the digital charts in 48 different countries

after being uploaded to Apple and Spotify. He also has a frozen pizza line at

Walmart. It's no secret that Hollywood has become increasingly vocal about their politics in recent years.

Actors, artists and creators clearly feel the responsibility of using their platform for good.

The question is, how?

I'm Isha Sase, a former scene in anchor and the host of the accidental activist, a show that

uncovers the turn of events that spurred the cultural icons we all follow to take action to change the world.

Join me every week as I speak to celebrity activists,

including Jesse Williams, Busy Phillips, Justin Baldoni,

and more.

The causes they support may differ, but one thread connects them all,

the desire to make a difference in the world.

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