"Comedy PTSD is a real thing."



In this episode, comedian Nathan Fulsebakke shares his journey into the world of stand-up comedy, discussing the challenges and triumphs he has faced along the way. He reflects on the importance of resilience, the role of comedy in mental health, and the dynamics of live performances. Nathan emphasizes the significance of community support and the personal growth that comes from embracing one's vulnerabilities. The conversation also touches on memorable experiences in comedy and aspirations for the future, highlighting the joy and connection that humor brings to people's lives.

Episode 88: The Resilience of comedian Nathan Fulsebakke

Resiliency looks different to everyone and manifests differently in all of us. We often focus on physical, emotional, and social areas but too often neglect the spiritual. People try to have a cookie-cutter approach and that doesn’t work on individuals w/ diverse perspectives. Neglecting any pillar can cause the foundation to come crashing down. We’ll explore what spiritual resilience looks like in our guests who are first responders, military, pastors, athletes, and many, many more. We will tackle the difficult questions and better define what spiritual resiliency can look like in our lives. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wartime-leadership/support