This paper aims to present drafts of a research that is conducted from a radio production experience in mental health - Radio Collective Mental Potency - and discusses some aspects related to the specificities of its process of discursive production, as well the crazyness status in its practice. The show is produced by those we call "diagnosed" with psychiatric disorders, and students and professionals in Psychology and Social Communication, diagnosed or not. The discussions are triggered by what is configured as a cartography of the Radio Collective, inspired by the thought of Deleuze and Guattari, through which one watches the course of a research which uses the same collective experience that is subject, object and research method to coin a notion of madness-becoming transposing the line of crazyness from the interior of diagnosed people to embrace the whole process of radio production toward the Outside.
radio; mental health; madness, collective; becoming