Mental Health · Don't Touch My Radio
by Don't Touch My Radio
I’m Collier Landry. I survived a childhood shaped by trauma—and spent my adult life learning how to build a real life beyond it. This show isn’t about reliving the past. It’s about what comes after survival. Here, I explore the ongoing work of building a grounded, meaningful life through creativity, discipline, and honest conversation. I talk about mental health, identity, relationships, art, and the practical realities of rebuilding after adversity—without quick fixes or performative vulnerability. My story has been told publicly, but this space is focused on the life I built beyond it. I share what I’ve learned not because I have all the answers, but because I know what it means to feel fractured—and what it takes to keep going. You’re not broken. You’re not alone. And you’re not done yet.
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Great interviews, well thought out questions and I always learn new things. Collier is a very intelligent, thoughtful, relatable, and has been through A LOT of stuff! Always leaves me with lots to think about through the days. Exceptionally good at the struggles of being a human being!
Collier is so genuine ! His show is so much not like any other podcast . He is so kind , loving and such a beautiful human to be able to come thru what he has come thru and be the person he is today ! His funny humor and his beautiful fun side of this podcast is just refreshing ! There is no fighting with the live feeds or people being rude or ugly . His moderators are top notch , his mind is just crazy smart and he knows what he is talking about when he discusses a topic . Albeit, sometime with a sense of humor. We need more LOVE in our lives like Collier Beams each time he is on our Podcast! He rises above and it shows !!! Keep on Collier , you’re a breath of fresh air !!!!!
This podcast is always informative, often entertaining, but mostly it’s worth listening to for all the different perspectives offered. There’s always a gem that reveals itself. Well done!
While Collier has a riveting life story, which shares with the world in “A Murder in Mansfield” his take on other events is always just as interesting. His empathy makes him like no other. However, if your vocabulary is not well versed make sure to bring a dictionary while you listen, because he does not speak in prose.
The title tells you everything you need to know. This show is ALL about Collier. I used to be an avid listener but after hearing him repeat his own story to about the 20th guest and fumble to ask them about their stories while constantly bringing whatever they said back to his own story no matter how tenuously it was connected, I had to bail. It really comes across like zero questions were prepared and he’s just waiting for them to stop speaking to talk about himself again.
I have such mixed feelings about this show. On the one hand, Collier’s story is compelling and the ability to see long term how crime trauma affects him is unique. On the other hand, after listening to dozens of shows, it’s apparent that Collier either has some of the same narcissistic traits that his father had or has not had enough therapy to actually heal much from his trauma. Anytime there is a guest on, he does not interview them, he tells them his story (and the same anecdotes the listeners have heard over and over again- in detail) and rarely asks them any questions that move the narrative or educate himself or the listeners. I have great empathy for Collier but many (most?) of these shows are insufferable and I end up bailing as soon as the repetitive tire retreading begins.
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