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In this deeply engaging episode of "Not Well," hosts Bobby and Jim take listeners on a vivid journey through the realms of LGBTQ+ culture and identity. The conversation opens with an animated exploration of diverse subcultures within the gay community, including humorous and insightful descriptions of terms like 'twink,' 'twunk,' and 'otter.' The hosts share personal stories and experiences, touching on the sensitive topic of weight and body image within the community. They address the stereotypes and societal pressures, providing a balanced view with both humor and vulnerability.

As the episode progresses, Bobby and Jim delve into the complexities of modern relationships in the LGBTQ+ community, discussing how identity and labels impact dating and interactions. They candidly share their experiences and insights, offering listeners a mix of laughter, empathy, and thought-provoking discussion. The episode also touches on broader themes of self-acceptance and the journey towards embracing one's true self in a world of diverse identities and expectations.

Throughout the episode, Bobby and Jim maintain a lively and engaging atmosphere, inviting listeners to reflect on the nuances of identity, love, and the human experience from the unique perspective of the LGBTQ+ community.

1. [00:00:00] - Introduction and discussion about gay subcultures (twink, twunk, otter).
2. [00:01:00] - Conversation about weight and body image.
3. [00:03:00] - Discussion on receiving flu shots and feeling unwell afterwards.
4. [00:05:00] - Talk about Snapchat and sharing photos.
5. [00:10:00] - Discussion about online platforms and social media usage.
6. [00:15:00] - Chat about Gypsy Rose Blanchard and related media.
7. [00:20:00] - Discussion about social interactions and behaviors in restaurants.
8. [00:25:00] - Conversation about post-sex feelings and awkwardness.
9. [00:30:00] - Chat about personal experiences and relationships.
10. [00:35:00] - Discussion about nightlife and club culture.
11. [00:40:00] - Conversation about personal pet peeves and social annoyances.
12. [00:45:00] - Discussion about baking experiences and neighbor interactions.
13. [00:50:00] - Chat about trends and fads, specifically Stanley cups.
14. [00:52:00] - Conclusion of the episode, final remarks, and farewells.

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The Not Well Podcast is back with another hilarious and unfiltered episode! Hosts Bobby and Jim are ready to spill the tea on everything from their recent trip to Park City Utah to their thoughts on annoying runners and bikers taking over the roads.

The episode starts off with the hosts discussing their recent encounter with a listener who was concerned about their content being too risqué. Bobby and Jim assure their listeners that they are a proud gay podcast that discusses hard-hitting topics, and they won't back down from being their true, authentic selves.

Next up, the hosts dive into their recent trip to Columbus, where they met their idol of four years, Slutty Puffin, and his husband Whitaker. The trio hit it off immediately and spent 45 minutes talking and sharing drinks.  A bear, an otter, and a puffin waddle into a bar. The bartender looks up and says, "What is this, some kind of gay animal joke?"

But the hosts don't stop there. They also discuss their thoughts on annoying runners and bikers who take over the roads, making it difficult for drivers and pedestrians alike. Bobby and Jim share their frustrations and call for these groups to find alternative places to exercise.

And of course, no Not Well Podcast episode would be complete without a few sundries. Jim calls out runners and bikers again, while Bobby shares his latest idea to travel the world and film drone shots of the top 12 gay campgrounds in America.

Finally, the hosts tease their upcoming plans to attend Jinkx Monsoon's show in July. They're already dressed in their Not Well gear and ready to go, hoping to catch Jinkx's attention with their fabulous outfits and energy.

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INTRODUCTION:

Co-hosts Erik DaRosa and Marc Fernandes are upending the front-end of mental health conversations. Each week, they tackle different mental health topics through honest and relatable “kitchen table” conversations with real people who are helping to shatter mental health stigmas and find their voices. We aim to normalize discussions around mental health topics and remind our audience they are not alone, there is strength in community and "it's perfectly ok to not always be ok."

Our podcast is more than just a podcast. It is a 𝗠𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧 aimed at shattering all mental health stigmas! Each week we tackle different mental health topics through honest and relatable "kitchen table" conversations with real people who are helping to normalize mental health discussions and find their own voices. Podcast is conversation based; no set list of questions.

From Erik: 

I have long imagined a world where we can all speak openly and honestly about our mental health journeys without fear of judgment or reprisal. Our show is for folks who are suffering, often in silence, to know that they are not alone in their struggles, that help is available in many different forms and that there are brave spaces, such as ours, where they can both hear stories of others and share their own.  

For as long as I can remember, I have been “okay” according to society's definition. Yet, I’ve experienced everything from the fear of sleeping as a young child, to the onset of terrifying obsessive thoughts as an adolescent, to the ever-worsening panic attacks and paralyzing anxiety throughout my high school and college years. This all culminated in two debilitating dissociative episodes as an adult. To this day, I have no recollection of two lost weekends – the first in summer 2004 and the second in fall 2006. My most recent episode occurred in October of 2021 and resulted in a renewed healing journey consisting of both Western and Eastern treatment modalities. 
For some reason, I did everything to hide my "not okay-ness" from the world. After years of therapy and a highly effective regime of medications, there were still times that I chose the path of least resistance, the same path that far too many people choose: to suffer in silence. For decades I outwardly displayed a facade, that of a usually smiling, highly functioning, type-A successful overachiever. I had, subconsciously or not, chosen to accept society's stigma rather than embrace my own vulnerability.

Stigma says we shouldn't talk openly about these things. I say we should! Stigma also says we shouldn't stand high upon the mountain top, vulnerable and transparent, for the entire world to see. I say we must!

Together, let's work to break the stigma of mental illness and remind one another that it's perfectly okay to not always be okay.  Collectively, and with a bit of patience, we'll get through this, I promise.

INCLUDED IN THIS EPISODE (But not limited to):

·      Stigmas Surrounding Mental Health

·      “Smiling” Depression

·      Agreeing To Disagree Without Finding Fault

·      Catholic Shade & Recovering Catholics 

·      A Unique Take On Judaism/Circumcision  

·      How The Church Has Replaced The Family Unit

·      How Church Rituals Are Addictive

·      How Much Family Do We Really Need?

·      Why Do You Believe What You Believe?

·      What Can We Glean From The Bible?

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For athletes, sleep is the ideal recovery tool. Lack of proper sleep can slow down training adaptation and may actually increase the risk of injury or illness. Despite the importance of sleep, many athletes are often unable to get good, quality sleep, especially during hard training blocks or leading up to the competition. In this episode, Wahoo Sports Science coaches Dr. Jinger Gottschall and Suzie Snyder look at the dynamics of sleep, why it's so critical, and serve up some top tips for getting a good night's rest.

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Kid News This Week: Sahara dust storm darkens Spain, Ukraine’s “wonder woman,” boys lost in Amazon found, UK solar tunnel, special escort for otters - all that and more on this week's world news pod for kids!

From roadside zoos and exotic pets to posing with tiger cubs and swimming with dolphins, interactions with wild animals are both cruel and dangerous.

Love and compassion for animals can bring everyone together. ‘Humane Voices’ is the official podcast of the Humane Society of the United States. We’ll explore the issues facing animals, interview worldwide animal experts, and discuss what you can do to get involved and help. If you care about the welfare of animals, or have a special pet or two in your life, this is the podcast for you.

Contact us at podcast@humanesociety.org to offer feedback and suggest future episode topics.

Mole ventures up from underground to find life at its fullest particularly when he meets his new friends Ratty and the river. The first story from the classic tale.

Otters are known as one of the cutest animals, but are also extremely intelligent. In this episode, Alex teaches you all about these social creatures and how important they are to the ecosystem. So, grab a change of clothes because were heading into the semi-aquatic world of otters.

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We dig into the cool things about Burrowing Owls and what makes them odd little critters. We also feature the river otter as they are one of my favorite mammals and I finally got to see 3 of them in the wild and so I just HAD to share what makes them so special. 

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The final episode in our Live from Las Vegas(TM) trilogy, Rasputin Method joins Sigh and Chid to talk about why Zoomers (the generation after Millennials) are good and cool as hell. Chid explains (PASSIONATELY) why video games are bad and not just bad but the actual devil from hell himself! Then they play an improv song game that gets a little weird! 

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Ray Gastil, Director of Carnegie Mellon University’s Remaking Cities Institute, joins the podcast, and Eric and Sloan discuss sustainable cities and species that are no longer extinct.

Tyler Thrasher is still on his social media rant. Its making us dumber and less resilient. Social media affords us the luxury and time to fight fights that aren't really worth fighting. Apparently its offensive to use the word thicc and ultimately we're all just a little stupid. 

Tyler also dedicates over an hour of the podcast to frisbeeing out art advice and answering questions he's been asked in regards to being an artist. So there's some wholesome content there after all.

Snow leopards get some new neighbors, China’s ancient wolf-sized otters described for the first time, a baby whale attempts to catch a piggyback ride, why is an Australian zoo asking for help catching deadly spiders and a great white shark grabs a gull

BABY WHALE PIGGYBACK
GREAT WHITE SHARK GRABS GULL
GIANT OTTER DISCOVERY
NEW CRAB NAMED AFTER HARRY POTTER
LEOPARD SPOTTED IN SNOW LEOPARD TERRITORY
HELP CATCH DEADLY SPIDERS FOR VENOM
GEESE KILLED BY TOXIC WATER 
CANDY FOR COWS
CICADA COMEBACK

Snow leopards get some new neighbors, China’s ancient wolf-sized otters described for the first time, a baby whale attempts to catch a piggyback ride, why is an Australian zoo asking for help catching deadly spiders and a great white shark grabs a gull

BABY WHALE PIGGYBACK
GREAT WHITE SHARK GRABS GULL
GIANT OTTER DISCOVERY
NEW CRAB NAMED AFTER HARRY POTTER
LEOPARD SPOTTED IN SNOW LEOPARD TERRITORY
HELP CATCH DEADLY SPIDERS FOR VENOM
GEESE KILLED BY TOXIC WATER 
CANDY FOR COWS
CICADA COMEBACK

Wildlife thrives in Chernobyl, harassing otters could land you in jail, an update on California's albino dolphin calf, one very rare deep-sea shark and the newly discovered hog-nosed rat! Get these stories and more in your weekly blast of wildlife news!

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• IVORY BAN
• ALBINO DOLPHIN CALF
• A GIANT SQUID
• CHERNOBYL WILDLIFE THRIVES
• RARE SHARK CAUGHT
• DON’T POKE OTTERS 
• BLACK PINE SNAKE DECLINE
• A NEW SPECIES!
• DOG SCARES OFF BEARS

Wildlife thrives in Chernobyl, harassing otters could land you in jail, an update on California's albino dolphin calf, one very rare deep-sea shark and the newly discovered hog-nosed rat! Get these stories and more in your weekly blast of wildlife news!

News Sources:

• IVORY BAN
• ALBINO DOLPHIN CALF
• A GIANT SQUID
• CHERNOBYL WILDLIFE THRIVES
• RARE SHARK CAUGHT
• DON’T POKE OTTERS 
• BLACK PINE SNAKE DECLINE
• A NEW SPECIES!
• DOG SCARES OFF BEARS