Season 1
When the headlines miss the human
In this episode of Yet Here I Am, we take a deeper look at the moments that make headlines—but rarely get understood. When someone experiences a mental health breakdown in public, the world is quick to label, judge, and move on. But what led them there? This episode explores the reality behind those viral moments, uncovering the layers of stress, trauma, and emotional overwhelm that often build long before anyone is watching. It challenges the way we view mental health in the media and invites listeners to replace judgment with empathy. Through a raw and honest perspective, this conversation reminds us that a breakdown is not a definition—it’s a moment. And behind every moment is a human being with a story that deserves to be seen. If you’ve ever felt like you were holding too much inside, or if you’ve struggled in silence, this episode is for you. Because sometimes falling apart isn’t the end… it’s the beginning of being understood. Written by Roshelle Jeffries Spoken by Selena
Depression isn’t always visible—but that doesn’t make it any less real. In this episode, we talk about the heaviness, the silence, and the internal battles that come with it. If you’ve ever felt stuck, empty, or misunderstood, this is a space where those feelings are seen and understood. Written by Roshelle Jeffries Read by Selena