In this first episode of Into the Void, Season 2, Annie summarizes the content and purpose of the show. Annie speaks about what the title of the podcast means to her, and shares her thoughts on living in/or out of the closet with DID. Thoughtful, painful, relatable while also hopeful, and forward-moving, "The Void" forges on, into 2026, and beyond. Nietzsche: "He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into the void, the void gazes also into you."

In which we hear a little bit of Annie speaking in session with her therapist, Dr. X, as well as some of her stand up comedy.

In which Annie reflects on feeling a portion of hope for the first time in a while; on 'God' and spirituality. And reads to us from her new work in progress, "Some Can Tell Stories."

We take our title from Pink Floyd's song of the same name. And recall a particularly salient, a propos, quote from the 1975 release, "So, you think you can tell Heaven from Hell, blue skies from rain."

A reading of which might be-- that sometimes, that which we take for granted, is the wrong-headed assumption, upon which we have been endeavoring to construct our lives. But, with a faulty foundation, the whole is sure to come tumbling down, sooner or later.