Podcast host and author John Moe discusses his own experiences with depression, and what he’s learned interviewing others with the illness.

John Moe found himself working full-time in customer service at a software company. But a conversation with an HR representative helped reshape his future.

John Moe’s actually not all that comfortable in the role of a do-gooder. Still, there’s no denying that in the last several years, much of his work has been focused on helping others ...

John Moe hopes his new podcast, Depresh Mode, will help those struggling with mental health issues feel like they’re a little less alone.

After APM layoff, St. Paul’s John Moe launches new mental health podcast ‘Depresh Mode’ His contract calls for 48 episodes a year, more than twice the number he typically produced at APM.

In his podcast, 'The Hilarious World of Depression,' John Moe talks with his guests (mostly comics) about their experiences with mental illness. We talk about his own depression (especially during ...

In his podcast, 'The Hilarious World of Depression,' John Moe talks with his guests (mostly comics) about their experiences with mental illness. We talk about his own depression (especially during ...

Five years ago, John Moe started asking himself what he was doing with his life. A successful public radio reporter, for five years he had hosted the live comedy show "Wits" — first onstage ...

In a new book of essays, “The Hilarious World of Depression,” the podcast host John Moe explains how a sense of humor has saved his life.

Five years ago, John Moe started asking himself what he was doing with his life. A successful public radio reporter, for five years he had hosted the live comedy show “Wits” — first onstage ...

“This is my memoir and my Illness’s biography. It’s stories of how I’ve been tortured by this thing but also found the absurd humor in it,” John Moe writes in his new … ...

Depression "is not a mood, it's a psychological disorder," says John Moe, podcaster and author of "The Hilarious World of Depression." "Simplistic solutions [are] useless to the point of being ...