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Episode 57: Andrew Dipple

This weeks guest is: Andrew Dipple (@andrewdipplecomedy)

Summary:

The conversation starts with a casual introduction and small talk about where they live. They discuss their experiences growing up in London and the convenience of living near Finsbury Park. They talk about their experiences as comedians, performing in London and branching out to other areas. They also discuss their social personalities and how they navigate social interactions. The conversation then shifts to their experiences with anxiety and depression, and how it has affected their lives. They reflect on the challenges of growing up quickly and the societal expectations of adulthood. The conversation explores topics such as seeking reassurance and attention, the universal need for love, coping with grief, the limitations of traditional counseling, managing spiraling thoughts, and the importance of normalcy in supporting someone through grief. The hosts share personal experiences and coping mechanisms, including meditation, seeking support from friends, and being aware of triggers and thought patterns. The conversation covers topics such as childhood experiences, the importance of individual differences, the journey of becoming a stand-up comedian, and the challenges and rewards of pursuing a career in comedy.

Thanks for listening and until next week, from me, Pickle and Sarma: Stay skilful.

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