John Moe, host of the new podcast, Depresh Mode. (The Minnesota Star Tribune) Listen to the blues when you're sad, a neuroscientist once told John Moe.

John Moe’s actually not all that comfortable in the role of a do-gooder. Still, there’s no denying that in the last several years, much of his work has been focused on helping others ...

Former American Public Media/Minnesota Public Radio host John Moe is back with a new podcast, Depresh Mode, after his previous show was canceled amid layoffs over the summer. Both Depresh Mode and its ...

Five years ago, John Moe started asking himself what he was doing with his life. A successful public radio reporter, for five years he had hosted the live comedy show " Wits " — first onstage ...

In the early 1990s, John Moe moved to Seattle to follow his dream of becoming a writer or an actor. Instead, he found himself working full-time in customer service at a software company.

And there’s no “one size fits all” treatment. Guest host John Dankosky talks with John Moe, who has spent a lot of time thinking about the nuances of depression through a humorous lens. Moe is the ...

Moe had spent decades battling depression before it was finally diagnosed in 2006. The following year his brother, Rick, died by suicide. Moe began to rethink his career.

Depression "is not a mood, it's a psychological disorder," says John Moe, podcaster and author of "The Hilarious World of Depression." "Simplistic solutions [are] useless to the point of being ...

Writer and Webby Award-winning “The Hilarious World of Depression” podcast host John Moe’s recently released memoir of the same name turns years of experience interviewing guests inward to ...

John Moe's letters have imagined conversations between Luke and Darth, posited conspiracy theories around Gilligan's Island and searched for answers to Hotel California's eternal mysteries.

John Moe, welcome to The Roundtable. John Moe: Thank you so much. I'm very excited to speak with you. We have been co-followers of each other on Twitter for years and years and years.