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The funny thing about...
Keith Hannon
2 episodes
5 days ago
We have a problem. We have lost our ability to talk about polarizing issues without injecting emotion that derails all opportunities for civil dialogue. Luckily, a comedian who didn't make it, but did become a politician, is here to save the day by restoring sanity to the debates of the day.
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We have a problem. We have lost our ability to talk about polarizing issues without injecting emotion that derails all opportunities for civil dialogue. Luckily, a comedian who didn't make it, but did become a politician, is here to save the day by restoring sanity to the debates of the day.
Show more...
Politics
News
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#2 The funny thing about: My own mental health part 2
The funny thing about...
41 minutes 38 seconds
5 years ago
#2 The funny thing about: My own mental health part 2

Part ended with Keith pulling on to the shoulder of LA's freeway, convinced it would be his final resting place. Part two dives into the most intense moments of my introduction to anxiety and depression and documents our family's move from tinsel town to my college town. I share more lessons learned from Brody Stevens along with my own experience as an aspiring stand-up comic. 

The funny thing about...
We have a problem. We have lost our ability to talk about polarizing issues without injecting emotion that derails all opportunities for civil dialogue. Luckily, a comedian who didn't make it, but did become a politician, is here to save the day by restoring sanity to the debates of the day.