Sarah Fader The Podcast

The Nothing Train to Nowhere is a short story by Sarah Fader. Julia doesn't know what her real name is. She doesn't know where Nowhere is, but she is about to find out as she escapes the pigeons. She discovers who she is on the Nothing Train to Nowhere.

Evan and I talk about opinions!

Evan is getting foot surgery in January and we might have sex? I don't know.

We don't actually know what this episode is about. There's a lot of ADHD references, complaints about society and the blogging world. We also discuss a man who hid inside a woman's couch. Statia Manger is a hilarious person and I love her. Follow her @OriginalStatia on Twitter. Evan is my Amazon Boyfriend - follow him @EvanJm02 on everything including Twitter.

Evan and I are bad Jews as usual. We haven't called his dad yet and I'm pissed about that. Our ancestors once carried bread on their backs in the desert and sometimes I confuse the Passover with Thanksgiving. We need sponsors because we're funny and poor starving artists. Purell is one that comes to mind but really anything or anyone who wants to pay us is cool. www.paypal.me/sarahfader

Evan and I rush to make an episode happen. There's a hole in my tooth and I don't want to die. Follow him @Evanjm02 everywhere - twitter, facebook or Instagram.

Evan and I discuss OCD and things.

Evan and I talk about penises, the subway, sleeping and more. Follow him on Twitter @EvanJm02

We talk about the versatility eggs, Hitler, anxiety, mania, depression, London, panic attacks, medication and more!

Peter and I talk about mental illness, humor, tacos (briefly) and other stuff. Peter can be found on Twitter, Instagram and Snap Chat @Banishedcougar.

Evan and I are bad Jews. We also want to create a situation where Evan gets to review Ceasar Salads all across Brooklyn and Manhattan. We discuss male and female razors.

Evan and I are across the country from each other. We don't know how many miles because we are Jews. We DO know how to use FaceTime because Skype failed us. Today has been a bad day, except that Evan made it better.

Evan and I talk about texting and when to end a conversation, preferably with emojis, so that it isn't awkward. Evan has an arthritic toe and probably needs surgery. Podiatrist is a magical word. Evan can be found on Twitter @Evanjm02 . Listen to The Virgin Chronicles on iTunes.

Evan and I talk about Northern State, the female rap trio from Long Island. We don't know why, but the people at Warby Parker are obviously all on Prozac.

Erez and I talk bipolar things and he has no hair but a great personality. Isreali people are not rude, they are in a rush. "They were in a desert for many years." - Erez. Follow him here: theshekcheck.wixsite.com/theshekcheck

Sarah has a problem with compulsive texting. Evan advises her and talks about his lack of blood; he is O positive. We've realized that we are Libras with O positive blood types and both born in 1979.

Sarah has a problem with compulsive texting. Evan advises her and talks about his lack of blood; he is O positive. We've realized that we are Libras with O positive blood types and both born in 1979.

In the summer of 2013, Rebecca faced one of the biggest struggles of her life. After losing both her mom to lung cancer in 2008, and her brother to an accident (on her birthday) in 2011, she felt as if she was drowning. Her physical health continued to deteriorate, and the migraines that were once just a nuisance became a constant. They would sometimes last 6-7 days at a time and were cause for countless trips to the emergency room. Trying to pick up the pieces of her life after her mother’s death, she attempted to work a couple of retail positions, but found that she was just unable to work due to her condition. Her depression was just too much to take and she fell apart. She knew there was no way she was going to come back on her own this time. She attempted to take her life and was hospitalized against her will in a horrible place. ​ Rebecca was released the first week in July. Her PTSD, anxiety, depression, and grief were overwhelming, so she decided to begin writing again. When the words began to flow

In this episode, we talk about how we don't want to be needy but we still need people to respond to us. The OCD quizzes are disingenuous; not everyone who THINKS they have OCD actually has this mental illness. Also, you can donate to us here: www.paypal.me/sarahfader

In this episode, we discuss heartbreak, Diff'rent Strokes, sing 90's TV theme songs, and my cat meows. Also, my son rates the theme songs from 1-10. We still need your money, so please sponsor us.