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Unwritten Chapters with Matthew Heneghan

Unwritten Chapters with Matthew Heneghan

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Unwritten Chapters with Matthew Heneghan is a raw solo mental health podcast and reaction channel about PTSD, trauma recovery, addiction recovery, sobriety, and life after rock bottom — from a veteran and former paramedic / first responder. Expect long-form talking-head episodes on therapy, setbacks, and small wins, plus reaction videos to pop culture, internet drama, news and politics through a lived-experience lens. If you’re looking for an honest recovery podcast with dark humour and real talk about healing, grief, burnout, relationships, and starting over — subscribe and stick around.Matthew Heneghan Higiene y Vida Saludable Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental
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  • Canada Wants 300,000 Troops Can This Even Work
    Jan 8 2026

    Canada wants 300000 troops across the Regular Force, Primary Reserve, and a Supplementary Reserve that could include civil servants. On paper it sounds bold. In real life it raises a question nobody is answering clearly:Can this even work?In this episode of Unwritten Chapters, I break down Canada’s military recruitment plan in plain language from the perspective of a CAF veteran and paramedic who’s lived inside institutions and watched how trust is built… and how it breaks.This isn’t fear porn. It’s a reality check.We talk about what a Supplementary Reserve actually is, what it would take to build a volunteer force at that scale, and why the biggest obstacle isn’t gear, money, or paperwork. It’s belief. When Canadians are constantly told our institutions are morally bankrupt or systemically broken, how do you ask the same people to volunteer their lives to defend them?If you’re a first responder, veteran, trauma-literate listener, or just someone exhausted by performative politics and allergic to bullshit, this one’s for you. No yelling. No spin. Just honest questions, hard truths, and the kind of dark humour you need to get through it.In this episodeCanada’s 300000 troop target explainedWhat the Supplementary Reserve is and why it mattersUsing civil servants to bolster readinessRecruiting realities in 2025 and what Canada is up againstTrust, identity politics, and why messaging mattersWhy good people hesitate to serve when they feel blamedIf this hit a nerve, drop a comment with your take: Would you volunteer right now? Why or why not?

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    35 m
  • The Christmas Story Nobody Tells About Canadian Troops
    Dec 25 2025

    Santa wasn’t supposed to find this kind of house on Christmas Eve.No Christmas tree. No stockings. No cookies.Just combat boots by the mantle, sand where comfort should be, and a Canadian soldier sleeping alone on the floor.In this episode of Unwritten Chapters, I recite an original Christmas poem / Christmas story I wrote—told through Santa’s eyes—about a Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) soldier spending Christmas alone. It’s a spoken word piece about military life, loneliness, and the real cost of freedom, especially during the holidays.If you’re searching for a Christmas poem about soldiers, a military Christmas story, a Canadian soldier Christmas poem, or a Christmas message for veterans, you’re in the right place. This is for anyone who has served, loves someone who serves, or knows what it feels like to carry trauma, mental health struggles, addiction recovery, or isolation through the season that’s “supposed” to be joyful.In this episode you’ll hear:A Christmas Eve story about a Canadian soldier aloneA raw look at veteran loneliness and the quiet side of serviceReflections on trauma, PTSD, and mental health during the holidaysA reminder of why we say “support our troops” and remember veteransA closing Christmas blessing for those standing watch—at home or deployedIf this story resonates, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs it.💬 Comment: Are you a CAF member, veteran, military family, or someone missing a loved one this Christmas?New here? Unwritten Chapters is a solo storytelling podcast from a former army medic and paramedic turned author, talking honestly about trauma recovery, addiction, mental health, and making sense of life after rock bottom—with dark humour, empathy, and a writer’s eye for detail.📚 My BooksA Medic’s Mind – Memoir of military medic → paramedic, trauma, loss and reinvention. Amazon: https://a.co/d/fbYbp7xTrauma and Tea: Essays on Trauma, Recovery and Growing Up the Hard Way – A collection of raw essays about hitting rock bottom, healing and telling the truth. Amazon: https://a.co/d/9GnaoDV🌐 Visit my website for more: www.authormheneghan.com Author Matthew Heneghan🎙️ Host of the podcast Unwritten Chapters – Life After Trauma (for veterans, first responders, survivors of addiction and anyone rewriting the next chapter). Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5hmuMofDnEkc8Ec9MqGHmC?si=N66NaCV_RGWcOrJz9HR-nALINKS & RESOURCES– Buy my books: authormheneghan.com/buy-the-book Author Matthew Heneghan– Follow on IG / Twitter / Facebook – @matthewhenehgan_author– Drop a comment, hit Subscribe, ring the 🔔 — let’s build a community of truth-telllers, healers and story-keepers.WHAT YOU’LL FIND ON THIS CHANNEL– Solo storytime episodes about PTSD, therapy, addiction recovery, relationships, family, and life after rock bottom– Unfiltered reaction videos to pop culture, internet drama, and politics through the eyes of a former army medic and paramedic– Honest conversations about mental health, trauma, grief, and trying to stay human in a burned-out world (with plenty of dark humour)– Updates on my books, podcast, and creative projects, plus real talk about writing and living your own next chapterThanks for being here. Whether you’ve worn a uniform, watched someone struggle, or are simply trying to make peace with your past — you’re not alone. Let’s walk it out together.

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    14 m
  • Gender Inequality On Ice With Our Daughters
    Dec 18 2025

    A “home” tournament that isn’t at home.No ref for a girls’ gold medal game.A 13-year-old boy watching for three seconds before saying, “They suck.”In this episode, Gender Inequality On Ice With Our Daughters, I talk about what it’s like trying to raise two girls in a man’s world… while sitting in freezing arenas that quietly remind them they’re second. From girls’ teams getting leftover ice times and four-hour playoff drives, to boys’ hockey treated like the main event, we dig into the quiet ways gender inequality in youth sports shows up long before anyone talks about pay gaps or pro leagues.If you’re a woman who’s had to work twice as hard to be taken half as seriously…If you’re a nurse, medic, frontline worker, partner of a veteran, in or around recovery…If you’re a tired, bookish, trauma-literate soul who’s so done with bullshit…this conversation is for you.We’ll talk about:Girls hockey vs boys hockey and who gets the prime iceThe invisible messages our daughters hear when they’re treated as an afterthoughtHow boys learn it’s okay to dismiss girls’ effort as a jokeWhy “men’s sports bring in more money” can’t keep being the only answerWhat this does to self-worth, mental health, and identity as they growThis is not an anti-boy rant. It’s a dad, a former army medic and paramedic, trying to make sense of what his daughters are being taught about their value—on the ice and far beyond it.👉 If you’ve seen this kind of gender inequality in sports or at work, tell me your story in the comments.👍 Like, subscribe, and share this with another parent of daughters, or someone who’s tired of watching girls get the leftover scraps of a man’s world.I’m Matthew Heneghan – former army medic, ex-paramedic, recovering alcoholic, and author trying to make sense of life after trauma.On this channel you’ll find a mix of raw solo episodes and unfiltered reaction videos where I talk honestly about:PTSD, trauma, therapy, and addiction recoveryLife after rock bottom: relationships, grief, fatherhood, and trying to build something betterPop culture, internet drama, and politics seen through the eyes of a veteran medic who’s been in real chaos, not just online argumentsMy ongoing journey as a writer and creator – books, essays, and the stories that didn’t make it to the pageThis isn’t a polished “self-help” channel. It’s dark humour, blunt honesty, and real mental health talk for people who are empathetic but exhausted – nurses, medics, veterans, partners of first responders, folks in or around recovery, and anyone who’s trauma-literate and allergic to bullshit.If you’re searching for:“mental health podcast,” “PTSD stories,” “addiction and recovery,” “veteran and first responder mental health,” “reaction videos with real life experience,” “solo commentary podcast,” “trauma recovery and dark humour”…you’re in the right place.New videos weekly for listeners in the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, New Zealand and beyond – anyone trying to make sense of their own unwritten chapters while the world burns a little around them.Subscribe if you want company in the chaos, not clichés about “positive vibes only.”📚 My BooksA Medic’s Mind – Memoir of military medic → paramedic, trauma, loss and reinvention. Amazon: https://a.co/d/fbYbp7xTrauma and Tea: Essays on Trauma, Recovery and Growing Up the Hard Way – A collection of raw essays about hitting rock bottom, healing and telling the truth. Amazon: https://a.co/d/9GnaoDV🌐 Visit my website for more: www.authormheneghan.com Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5hmuMofDnEkc8Ec9MqGHmC?si=N66NaCV_RGWcOrJz9HR-nALINKS & RESOURCES– Buy my books: authormheneghan.com/buy-the-book Author Matthew Heneghan– Follow on IG / Twitter / Facebook – @matthewhenehgan_author– Drop a comment, hit Subscribe, ring the 🔔 — let’s build a community of truth-telllers, healers and story-keepers.

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    33 m
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