Is depression funny?

Yes, but it's heart sometimes, it's heart sometimes to see the funny.

It's the hilarious world of depression, placebo edition.

I'm John Moe.

A few weeks ago, I offered up some suggestions from listeners for unusual things that they've

tried to help their depression that actually worked.

Not talking about cures just things often odd things that provide some temporary relief

for some reason.

I'd be profan as it were.

And we got a lot of responses, even since that show.

Marianne Hughes listens to the latest news from Disneyland on podcasts.

Long involved podcasts about what's happening in Disneyland.

She skips the regular news and then just soaks that up for an hour or so.

Because how else will you know about the new lounge experience at Tomorrowland?

Jonathan Paul Haynes keeps score at baseball games.

It's an exhaustively detailed oriented and largely pointless exercise, gives your brain

a chance to stop stewing for a while.

Theresa Jackson plays Minecraft and especially enjoys digging ridiculously large, deep,

and elaborate mine shafts.

And at Reba Riley jumps on trampolines while listening to talks by motivational speaker

Tony Robbins.

I mean, you gotta try things.

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