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EVERYTHINGLESSNESS CONVERSATIONS

Samuel Mead

Season 1, Ep. 3

These conversations sit somewhere around the edges of the album.

They’re about mental health, masculinity, and the stuff that sits underneath both - shame, silence, identity, all of it.

The record started with a song called “Talk,” about how often we don’t say what’s actually going on.

These are attempts to do that.

This conversation is with Samuel Mead. 


Content warning: this episode includes discussions of suicide and drug use.


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