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From famous comedians like Tiffany Haddish, Mark Marin, Neil Brennan, Maria Bamford,

Rob Delaney, Cap and Han, and athletes like NHL legend Theo Flurry, and regular everyday people,

there is something they have in common. They've all bared their souls on the mental illness happy

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but always honest and human. The New York Times calls the mental illness happy hour, a

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need in our society. Psychology today says, normalizes what so many others feel, but have been too

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hour wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, it's Candace. And Kayla and we are directionally

challenged. Yeah, we really thought by the time we were in our 30s, we'd be like, hey, life,

you're so easy. I got you figured out. I got your number. But we are so not there yet.

No, we're still a little lost. And that's okay. That is totally okay. It's okay to stop and

ask people questions along the way. Speaking of Candace, who do we have on today? Our guest today,

I'm so excited. Her name is Alicia Sinclair. She is the founder and CEO of COTR or Children of

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