Hey, welcome back. I have a few announcements to go over. If you're in the Philadelphia area,

I'm going to be at the Independence Beer Garden, both Tuesday, July 24th and

Wednesday, July 25th, somewhere around 7 p.m. Also, August 1st, 6 p.m. I'm going to be up in

Toronto with Minds of Madness, the Monarch Tavern. I know it's a school night,

but it's the only time I could get up there. Sorry, folks. Always like making recommendations

for topics, and Dina and Jeremy from a podcast we listened to, Twisted Philly, started educating Jeremy.

It's a movie review podcast that covers the classics.

And I requested one of my favorite movies, which was Scarface.

So if you go out and look for educating Jeremy and listen to the Scarface Review,

Dina does an amazing job with her descriptions of the decades, the genres, and everything.

It's really hilarious, and I appreciated them covering my request.

On this week's episode, I've spoken with two separate guests about postpartum disorder.

One of the interviews got destroyed by Skype because technology happens, so we had to redo it,

which delayed this episode way longer than I wanted it to. This is a topic that, obviously, I don't know much about,

but something that gets brushed upon in the news,

message forms, parenting forms, and it's misunderstood.

Hannah and I had a discussion about this just offhandedly when I first started

the peripheral. So I felt it was appropriate that I come back and ask her to share her story.

My name is Hannah. I'm here to talk about my experience with postpartum.

So obviously everyone expects you get pregnant and you're going to be so happy and everything's perfect and you go through the hard part that people say is the hard

part of actually giving birth and then you get to bring home your baby and everything is beautiful

and roses and that's not always the case. We've been very lucky that postpartum depression is getting a little more recognized.

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