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Is depression funny? There's nothing funny about being trapped in the depths and the midst of

depression. Like when you have nothing but despair, there's nothing funny about it.

Well, I think we can share some funny stories. I think there's some stories that are funny.

And I think when you look back and when you realize that, you know, there is hope and that you can

be okay. And you could look back at certain things and like I was so silly not to take this path.

But damn, I really did that. You know what I mean? So I think the story is, but there's nothing to

me. There's nothing hilarious about depression. It's the hilarious world of depression. I'm John

Mo. On this program, we talk to funny creative people about their experiences with depression.

My name is Reggie O. Say, also known as Combat Jack and we are in Brooklyn, New York.

And this episode is pretty unusual and I need a bit more time to set it up.

Between when we taped the interview and now, Reggie O. Say died.

Reggie hosted the Combat Jack Show podcast and he was an iconic figure in hip-hop,

former editor of the Source magazine, former attorney for Jay-Z and Sean Diddy-Kohms. He knew

everyone in that world. I talked with Reggie in October of 2017 and he was diagnosed with colon cancer

shortly after that interview. He died on December 20th. Our conversation was one of the last interviews

he gave. And ever since we taped, I had been talking about it to people, quoting it, bringing up

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