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We're approaching week 10 in the NFL and the best place for insight, analysis, and wit

is none other than the Minicime Show featuring Lenny. This week,

Meena will be joined by ESPN Seth Walder and analytics darling. You can find the Minicime Show

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Welcome to That's What She Said. Conversations with interesting people from the world

exports music comedy and more, talking about their lives, careers, successes, and failures.

So this week's pod felt especially timely after last week, which I definitely count as

among the most stressful of my life. The stress leading up to voting, the final push for the candidates,

the endless stream of text messages and campaign asks, which led up to the very long drawn-out

results. 24-7 anxiety from start to finish until it was eventually called a full four days later.

And what the next 70 or so days are going to look like is a mystery. Will President Trump use his

final days as an opportunity to push through legislature to pardon people or himself or otherwise

make last minute efforts? How is the transition to Biden's administration going to go? What is that

administration going to look like? Add to that, of course, the COVID numbers and the holidays that

we might spend away from family and we're in for a tough stretch, I think. But we need to stay

hopeful and prepared. We need to ask for help when necessary and give ourselves the tools

to work with, to fight anxiety and depression and mental health issues. So at the ESPNW

Summit last month, I was lucky enough to have a panel with three fantastic athletes who have

publicly talked about their own mental health battles and how they fight them. And I think you can

learn a lot from them. Here's my conversation with NBA player, Tamara D'Rose, an Olympic figure

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