Similar to there being so much good music this year,

there's been like so many good lessons this year,

hard learned lessons that come from, you know, self-reflection

and like reexamining our priorities,

which, you know, this year has forced us all to do? Let it out.

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Hi.

Last episode of Let It Out of 2020.

We did it.

We're taking two weeks off at the end of the year we'll be back in the new year with new guests new style new happy thank you more please episodes new spiraling episodes with

serena and i spiraling is the mental health podcast i co-hosts with serena that's a separate podcast

but anyway if you've been here for a while,

you know the drill. I talk to people that I know, sometimes I don't know, and ask them anything

that I'm curious about. I've been doing it since 2013. I hope I'm doing it for seven more years.

I have gotten to meet so many cool people through the people who listen to

this podcast, the people I interview. It's my favorite thing that I've ever done. If you want to

start a podcast, I highly encourage it. Email me. I'll help you. This is it. You know,

this episode I decided to record just a couple days ago. My good friend James and I, you'll hear all about this in the next couple of minutes, but he and I have similar taste to music. He's one of my favorite people to talk about music to. And 2020 was such a tremendous year. Music-wise, very bizarre year in every other

respect, but so much great music. And we mentioned this in the episode, but artists aren't able to

tour and perform, and that's so hard. So we have a couple links in the show notes of how you can

support your favorite artists right now. And I think that's really important. And so this episode is not like anything

that I normally do on this podcast. Instead, I just had my friend James, who happens to be an author.

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