The first guests for the 'Hi, How Are You? Podcast' includes members of Black Pumas and Surfaces.
will feature conversations about mental health with musicians performing at the Austin City Limits Music Festival.Hi, How Are You Project
with an episode featuring Black Pumas’ Adrian Quesada and another that features both the duo Surfaces and members of the flash-mob group Bob’s Dance Shop. The episodes include music by Johnston. Future episodes will feature Charlie Crockett, Toosii, Gina Chavez, Mother Mother, TikToker Jessie Murph, Dayglow, and many others. New episodes will premiere Tuesdays and Thursdays through mid-October.
The program’s hosts are students from the University of Texas at Austin, while clinical advisors from the American Psychological Association and the Texas Psychological Association provide additional commentary. The Hi, How Are You Project’s Dr. Sonia Krishna, a member of its board of directors, also shares insights. The nonprofit foundation’s goal is to open conversations about mental health free of stigmas.
“These are not clinical chats, and we weren’t looking for answers or cures,” Tom Gimbel, Hi, How Are You Project’s executive director and co-founder, said in a statement. “We were looking for new ways to tell stories about people’s journeys and challenges in life and to make others feel connected rather than isolated.”in 2019 after years of struggling with mental health.
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