Welcome to Episode 88 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!
In this deeply moving, powerful, and candid conversation, I sit down with Noah May, host of the Lethal Venom Podcast, a show rooted in raw honesty, unfiltered truth, and the courage to speak openly about the struggles so many people carry in silence. Noah shares his story with profound vulnerability, beginning with the circumstances of his conception, his close relationship with his mother, and the childhood experiences that shaped his emotional world.
Noah walks us through his early experiences with bullying, isolation, and recognizing symptoms of depression at a young age. He opens up about being diagnosed with clinical depression and anxiety, the physical toll anxiety took on his body, and how the COVID pandemic intensified his mental health challenges during a critical period of his life.
We also talk about the long road toward recovery and the importance of support systems, particularly the unwavering presence of his mother during some of the darkest moments he faced. Noah reflects on how learning to ask for help, embracing vulnerability, and allowing others to show up for him became pivotal steps in his healing journey.
This episode also explores how podcasting became both a therapeutic outlet and a greater mission for Noah. We discuss the role of music, faith, and connection in keeping him grounded, and why he remains committed to advocating for mental health awareness, healing, and community. Noah’s story is honest, emotional, and deeply important for anyone who has ever felt alone in their mental health journey. You can listen to this episode in full on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify, or stream it directly here on the blog.
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