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Welcome to the Official Start of Seasonal Depression!

Welcome to the Official Start of Seasonal Depression!

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This week, our hosts recover from candy hangovers as they welcome us into November. This week’s smiles include co-workers and mental restarts. Jasmine shares how this Halloween was more enjoyable for her at her school, and Michael talks about the new Frankenstein film.


Jasmine brings us good news of churches standing up for queer rights and helping those in need during this furlough and the possible removal of SNAP benefits. She also shares a story about Halloween decorations helping kids with cancer. Michael shares fun facts about the month of November.


The Wheel of Topics has our hosts discussing bizarre traditions from around the world. We end with joys, an affirmation card with a picture that makes Michael feel weird, and pleasantries.


Pop a Xanny, don your favorite sweater and scarf, buckle in for cold weather, and join us for some pleasant conversations!


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Good News Links:


Dallas church paints rainbow steps in protest of Abbott's crosswalk order: https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/dallas-church-paints-rainbow-steps-abbott-crosswalk-order/3935094/


Pastor turns down $1M in church donations, urges congregation to give to SNAP recipients instead: https://www.goodgoodgood.co/articles/pastor-jamal-h-bryant-atlanta-snap-donations


Nearly 600 homes across the country are competing to put on the best Halloween displays. The money goes to cancer research: https://www.goodgoodgood.co/articles/halloween-decorations-yard-display-st-jude

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