As I sit here today, this song has over 152 million listens on Spotify.

I am terrified of weather, because I see you when it rains.

Talk told me to travel, but there's COVID on the planes, and I

have her mom, I finished the season of the sticks, and I talk your mom, she forgot that I existed, and it's half my fault, but I just like to play the victim, I'll drink alcohol till my friends come home for Christmas, and I'll dream.

That's Noah Khan, with the song Stick Season off the album of the same name, and it's a huge, huge hit for the 26-year-old singer-songwriter from Vermont.

Over the past few years, Noah has become a big star, playing venues like Red Rocks and Colorado, Radio City Music Hall, big outdoor festivals, and because he's so successful,

he can't possibly be depressed, and he's doing fine. End of episode. Thank you so much for joining

us this week. No, no, no, no, that's not true. We know depression doesn't work like that. We've

talked about it before on this program. It's DePresh Mode. I'm

John Moe. I'm glad you're here. A little more Noah Khan music for you. Okay.

Two months since you got back, how have you been, and are you bored yet? The weather ain't been

bad if you're in a masochistic bullshit.

And every photograph that's taken here is from the summer.

Some guy won Olympic gold eight years ago with distance runner.

That's a song called Hom Sick off the album Stick Season.

Noah Khan deals with depression and anxiety in his life.

He's also coming to terms with some body dysmorphia issues that he has.

I'm not revealing secrets here.

Noah sings about this kind of things in the songs that he writes and in the interviews he gives.

Mental health issues are part of him,

and he wants to make music about what's really going on in his world.

Noah recently released a new deluxe version of the Stick Season album

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