Episode 1066: Jamie Tworkowski

The RELEVANT Podcast

RELEVANT Magazine

Christianity, Entertainment News, News, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 9 May 2023

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and on this episode To Write Love on Her Arms founder Jamie Tworkowski joins us to discuss the role community plays in our mental health and how we can find help when we need it. Plus, the crew brings some hilarious Slices, and in honor of graduation week we do a cast superlatives game, "Most Likely To..." And don't miss Jesse's bold case for this being the summer rollerblading makes a non-ironic comeback.

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0:00.0	It's episode 1066, 1066.
0:25.9	I see these podcasters like episode 24.
0:29.2	I'm like, come on.
0:30.9	Come on.
0:31.9	What?
0:32.9	Cross a thousand and talk to me.
0:33.9	You know what I'm saying?
0:34.9	I don't even number them until we get to Ford, you know.
0:37.7	Ford engines.
0:38.7	All right, it's the relevant podcaster.
0:40.1	Here in Orlando, I'm your host Cameron Strang,
0:42.0	and joining me from Loverland, Virginia is Jesse Kerry.
0:44.6	I'm a low.
0:45.6	From Nashville, Tennessee, our very own downtown, Emily Brown.
0:48.2	Hey, yo.
0:49.2	Should I?
0:50.2	You're not downtown.
0:52.0	You're in Brentwood.
0:53.0	I've never been, well, I'm not in Brentwood.
0:54.9	I've never been downtown.
0:56.5	And I lived in like a small town for a while, and you still
0:59.3	called me down town.
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