#11 - Inappropriate Things - Mental Health On a Budget
I sit with Nick Mecir and Rob Maile founding members of Inappropriate Things. Things get real as we deep dive on how Nick healed from a psychotic break in 2016. The band also debuts a new song, Casandra. Intro/Entro Song Train Tracks by Inappropriate Things www.veecomedy.com @porasspodcast - Instagram & Twitter @veronicaporras - Twitter @veeporras - Instagram Venmo: @BMERecovery For a personal video message from me get me on Cameo! - search Veronica Porras --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/porasspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/porasspodcast/support
Nick Mercer
Musician - Lead Signer of Inappropriate Things
Created out of the confluence of catharsis, inordinate amounts of caffeine, and unrestrained idealism, Inappropriate Things was formed in the Spring of 2018. With an eclectic group of members whose musical backgrounds range from jazz, indie-rock, ska/punk, and folk, Inappropriate Things incorporates elements from a variety of these styles; thus allowing them to transition from complex, thought provoking songs, to intense, frenetic music seamlessly. Seeing Inappropriate Things live guarantees an experience of laughter, reflection, dancing, and above all a great time. All of which makes seeing the band a truly unforgettable experience. Their latest record, “Laughing At…” demonstrates their intent to cross genres, push musical boundaries, and promote messages to aid in inspiring others to grow and heal.
Rob Maile
Musician - Tenor Sax
Created out of the confluence of catharsis, inordinate amounts of caffeine, and unrestrained idealism, Inappropriate Things was formed in the Spring of 2018. With an eclectic group of members whose musical backgrounds range from jazz, indie-rock, ska/punk, and folk, Inappropriate Things incorporates elements from a variety of these styles; thus allowing them to transition from complex, thought provoking songs, to intense, frenetic music seamlessly. Seeing Inappropriate Things live guarantees an experience of laughter, reflection, dancing, and above all a great time. All of which makes seeing the band a truly unforgettable experience. Their latest record, “Laughing At…” demonstrates their intent to cross genres, push musical boundaries, and promote messages to aid in inspiring others to grow and heal.
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