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 ...

In the early 1990s, John Moe moved to Seattle to follow his dream of becoming a writer or an actor. Instead, he found himself working full-time in customer service at a software company.

If John Moe, author of this new book, appeared on John Moe’s podcast, what questions would you ask him? “Why would someone need to read this book about something that’s such a bummer?” ...

He's interviewed Neko Case, Jeff Tweedy and Maria Bamford about depression. With his new memoir, "The Hilarious World of Depression," John Moe looks inward.

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 ...

John Moe's letters have imagined conversations between Luke and Darth, posited conspiracy theories around Gilligan's Island and searched for answers to Hotel California's eternal mysteries.

John Moe, the acclaimed public radio personality and podcaster, discusses his personal story and the essential things he's learned about depression in his new book, The Hilarious World of Depression.

JOHN MOE: Analogies is all I can really use. JOHN DANKOSKY: Lots of analogies. JOHN MOE: Lots of analogies. I mean, I have yet to meet someone who can describe depression in a way that I think is ...

Writer and Webby Award-winning “The Hilarious World of Depression” podcast host John Moe’s recently released memoir of the same name turns years of experience interviewing guests inward to ...

THE HILARIOUS WORLD OF DEPRESSION By John Moe. Not every book is for everyone, and not every book on depression is for every depressive. But the question that might be asked of any mental health ...

Sarah LaDuke: May is Mental Health Awareness Month - and it seems like the topic of mental health and mental health treatment is surging to the forefront… ...

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's colleague told him he didn't belong.