Episode 20 — “The Silence After the Storm”
When the door didn’t open… the silence got loud.
Scott reflects on being let down, the voice of Bob growing stronger, and the raw sting of feeling abandoned — again. This solo episode dives deep into what happens when you’re left sitting in a room that was meant to hold connection, not emptiness. It’s honest, emotional, and deeply grounding. Because sometimes, when no one shows up, you still can — for yourself.

In this deeply personal episode, Scott shares the power of unsent letters — to his mum, his dad, and the little boy he used to be. These are the words that were never spoken, finally finding their voice. Together with Michael, they explore how writing can be a healing act, even if no one ever reads what you wrote. It’s raw, emotional, and real — a reminder that sometimes, the first step in healing is putting pen to paper.

In this emotional and grounding episode, Scott opens the door — both literally and metaphorically — for a dear friend named Brett, who’s going through a mental health crisis after a devastating breakup. This isn't just a story about offering someone a place to stay. It’s about what it means to become the safe place — even while you're still healing yourself.

Together with Michael, Scott unpacks the quiet courage it takes to support someone in deep pain, the pressure of being the “strong one,” and the raw truth about trust, silence, masculinity, and mental health.

From conversations with “Bob the Botherer,” to sacred stillness on the couch, this episode is a powerful tribute to every soul who has dared to ask for help — and every soul who answered with open arms.

It’s not about fixing.
It’s about showing up.
And it all begins with four simple words: “You’re safe here now.”