AnneMoss had the opportunity to speak with the Emmy winner and CEO of PiZetta Media, Michael VanZetta. His company produces Podcast with a Cause and is on a mission to bring stories about mental health to a wider audience. So when asked, AnneMoss jumped at the chance to share her story and do just that – talk about hard things in an effort to normalize conversations around addiction, mental illness, depression, and suicide.
Tune in to hear abou the path that led AnneMoss to become a mental health speaker and expert on suicide prevention, what obstacles she faced along the way, the coping skills she uses on hard days, using her lived experience to reach audiences, and what the future might hold.
Listen to this episode on:
- PiZetta Media YouTube Channel
- Apple Podcasts
- Spotify
- Google Podcasts
- Or anywhere you subscribe and listen to your favorite podcasts
Find more episodes and discussions like this in AnneMoss’ Mental Health podcast library
About PiZetta Media
PiZetta Media shares the human side of everyday heroes, echoing what Scottish storytellers used to say, “The story is told eye to eye, mind to mind, and heart to heart.”
PiZetta Media aims to spotlight storytellers – give them a place to show and tell – and provide listeners with an opportunity to connect.
Mike Van Zetta has been in the “biz” for more than 20 years producing, creating, writing, and directing content for news programs and thousands of TV shows., primarily in the Washington, DC and Virginia area.
Diary of a Broken Mind: A Mother’s Story, A Son’s Suicide and the Haunting Lyrics he Left Behind.
AnneMoss Rogers is a leading wellness and suicide education expert and one of the top mental health speakers and suicide prevention speakers. Known for her powerful, motivational keynotes, AnneMoss combines her personal story of loss with proven strategies to help organizations build a wellness culture that drives results and saves lives. She speaks at conferences, workplaces, K-12 schools, and universities, delivering impactful presentations that inspire change and promote mental health awareness.
AnneMoss does this work in memory of her son, Charles, who struggled with anxiety, depression, and addiction, and died by suicide at age 20 in 2015.