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Things are getting crazy up in quarantine. Make sure you stay health and keep practicing your social distancing. Know your facts on COVID-19. Learn how to protect yourselves and those around you. Stay healthy out there friends. 

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Know your facts on the Coronavirus: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019

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I used to watch Jonestown documentaries with my mom as a kid, and we'd laugh about how wild it was. After she unknowingly sent me to one we had a whole new pantheon of jokes to make.

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Dreams? Thunder only happens when it's raining and all that mumbo jumbo. But what are dreams like for a psychotic person? Come find out.

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Did you know that anger comes from Old Norse? I mean given all the war and metal imagery it makes sense. Actually the typical Norse myth just seems like the embodiment of what anger feels like.

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I'm not a boy. I'm not a girl. I'm not male. I'm not female. I'm an experience, and most are lucky enough to witness it.

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What is love? An intense and deep affection for someone else? And it comes in all sorts of shades from platonic to romantic. Love and relationships aren't easy for anyone, and psychosis doesn't make it much easier. Come join me, the Maddie, as I dive into thirty dollars worth of sushi and contemplate my entire existence. So you know, a typical evening.

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Suffering is something very important to me, to a lot of people, to a lot of branches of human thought and philosophy. While I am a people, I'm not so much a branch of human thought or a philosophy. I'm unfortunately just another creature made of meat, bones, and hair just like you. And just like you, just like anyone I suffer too. But what does it mean to suffer? In this episode, join me as I unpack a requested topic from a close friend.

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School consumes a good portion of one's life. But not everyone has the fondest memories of prom and tag on the playground. Join Maddie as they unpack their experiences from elementary to college.

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Pop culture helps shape, well, the culture! In this episode Maddie dissects how media representations of certain disorders have aided in the bashing and stigmatization those people face due to psycho killers in the latest horror blockbuster.

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