Every decision we make in our daily lives is impacted by our health to some degree.

Jobs, relationships, families, even our culture relies on the structural backflow that is good mental health.

But with the current level of sheer effectiveness in chaos in our world,

it's important to slow down and recognize how we're all being affected.

We're all a little crazy, isn't just for the one and five with mental illness that's statistically here all the time.

It's for the five and five whose mental health has been impacted, all of us.

Each episode we talk about media, politics, courts, technology, influential figures, entertainment, and how mental health applies to them all.

This show is at the cross section of current events and mental health.

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And into the insulator, Star Migos, the Philadelphia Eagles, are the Super Bowl champs.

So that is something they do every year that use the Madden computer game simulation to predict who's going to win the Super Bowl.

And you said they've been fairly accurate, Michael.

13 out of 19 times. 13 out of the last 19 years they've done it and they picked the Eagles to win, which is the favorite currently by a point in half.

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