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The Land Of Smiles (Live from Denver)

May 3, 2022

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I'm With You, Inisaca, Old Man, There's So Much Cool I Would Miss Touh

02:09

How Do You Feel About Parenting?

01:55

You Never, You Knowis Jus I Live By

04:12

Introduction

4min

How's It Going?

2min

A Little Bite of Life - A Review of Nightnice

2min

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

2min

A Suicide Prevention Gala in New York City

2min

Suicide Prevention Golla - The Real Thing

2min

Grove Collaborative Is Changing the Face of Plastic in Your Life

2min

I Got Robbed, You Talk to Me

2min

Is Your Dad a Host?

5min

10.

You Never, You Knowis Jus I Live By

4min

11.

My Mam Slept With My Boyfriend, and Then I Said, You're Boy Friends

2min

12.

How Do You Feel About Parenting?

2min

13.

I've Never Been to a Family Christmas With My Mam

2min

14.

Is There Any Drama or Action Movie That You Watch?

2min

15.

The Most Beautiful Tale of Resilience That I've Ever Heard in My Life

5min

16.

I Hate Minnesota

2min

17.

Anger in the Land of a Thousand Leeks

2min

18.

I'm a Local, but if It's Something Small, I'm Vocal, but I'd Just Skip Jersey. It's a Nightmare

2min

19.

The Minnesota Thing Is Exploding

2min

20.

I Love Texas to Death

2min

21.

A Two Fuckin Bed Tuesday

3min

22.

How to Be a Good Mam

3min

23.

Did You Have a Committed Suicide?

4min

24.

How Did Tylan Wet Do the Trick?

3min

25.

How Do You Leave Your Kids Behind?

2min

26.

I'm With You, Inisaca, Old Man, There's So Much Cool I Would Miss Touh

2min

27.

Aas By, Callin.

2min

A native Texan opens up to Geth about leaving everything behind after her mom’s death and moving to Thailand. She shares a crazy story about the time she got robbed then moved in with a Muay Thai fighter. She also talks about the complicated relationship she had with her mom including the fact that she slept with several of her friends. This episode includes a conversation about suicide, so please keep that in mind before you listen. If you or someone you know needs help, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.