In our continuing discussion of support groups, we revisit an interview with an anonymous listener that took matters into her own hands when she could not find a support group for people living with bipolar disorder on her campus. She didn't settle for that answer. Instead, she boldly created her own group, one that became a meeting point for others on her campus.

We continue our interviews of various video game personalities with Phil Frazier, senior producer of the Madden Football franchise from EA Sports. Madden Football every year outsells not only the competition of other football games but virtually all video games. We discuss with Phil what goes into making a game that gets large groups of people to plunk down money each year for a new edition and we get his thoughts on video game addiction.

In our continuing series on video game addiction, we talk to renowned video game designer Bill Roper. Currently, Roper is an executive at Cryptic Studios where he oversees MMORPG's like Champions Online and Star Trek Online. We get an insider's perspective on what goes into creating a successful game, including game mechanics, demographic considerations, and more. We specifically ask him his thoughts on video game addiction as well.

Continuing our dissection of the issue of video game addiction, we talk to someone that has dealt with it firsthand. Ryan Van Cleave explores some of the issues he faced as a video game addict. He is the author of the new book, Unplugged: My Journey Into the Dark World of Video Game Addiction.

The first in our series of interviews with experts on the phenomenon of video game addiction.

We interview Hilary Smith, author of "Welcome to the Jungle : Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Bipolar But Were Too Freaked Out To Ask."

This is the 2nd part of our interview with Dr. Paul Granello on his research on suicide and teens. Suicide is a big issue with both depression and bipolar disorder. Listen in.

Our interview with Dr. Paul Granello, researcher at Ohio State with one of the biggest studies on teens and suicide in the world (over 12,000 participants). This is part 1 of the interview.

Flipswitch interviews Elizabeth, someone living with bipolar disorder that has experienced all there is and more to bipolar disorder. She talks about living with bipolar disorder and her recent hospitalization due to lithium toxicity.