What happens when two men hit rock bottom… and instead of staying silent, decide to talk?

The Quiet Riot Show is more than a podcast—it’s a lifeline that started in the middle of two personal storms. Hosted by Tommy Suver and Tim Doerksen, two friends who met during what were probably the hardest times in their lives, the show was born from pain—but built on connection.

Tommy was quietly battling depression and anxiety, watching his mental health take a toll on every part of his life, including his marriage. He felt like he was losing himself. Tim, on the other hand, was reeling from a breakup that left him questioning who he was and what came next. The emotional weight was crushing, and the silence even heavier.

So how did these two strangers become close friends? And how did their conversations about suffering, vulnerability, and healing turn into a podcast?

That’s the story at the heart of The Quiet Riot Show.

Each bi-weekly episode features raw, unscripted conversations—sometimes just between Tommy and Tim, and other times with guests who have their own battles to share. The topics range from mental health and identity to fatherhood, relationships, loss, and everything in between. But what makes the show truly different is its honesty. There’s no polished facade here—just two guys being real about the stuff most people keep buried.

We knew if we wanted our guests to be vulnerable, we had to go first. That’s why in Episodes 1 and 2, we open up fully about our own stories—our struggles, our rock bottoms, and how we’ve tried to rebuild. If you want to understand why this podcast matters to us, that’s where to start.

Through talking, we found healing. And we believe that by sharing these stories, someone out there—maybe you—will feel less alone, more understood, and maybe even inspired to open up yourself.

This isn’t just about mental health. It’s about being human. It’s about showing up, even when it’s hard. And it’s about finally saying the things we’ve been told to keep quiet.

Welcome to The Quiet Riot Show—Breaking the Silence, One Episode at a Time.