Episode Chapters:

Introduction (00:00 - 1:20 )

Eating Well and Exercising for Depression (1:21 - 8:02 )

The Rise of "Un-Alived" (8:03 - 11:31 )

Starting a Fight in Five Words (11:32 - 22:53 )

Water Cooler Quiz: Guilty Morning Habits (22:54 - 26:41 )

Random Question: Awkward Activities (26:42 - 30:53 )

Quote of the Podcast (30:54 - [End of Episode])

Summary:

On this Episode of The Jason & Mindy Podcast, the conversation covers various topics including the effectiveness of diet and exercise in treating depression, the use of the term 'unalived' as a euphemism for death, and a discussion on triggering phrases that can start a fight. They also touch on the debate of whether a hot dog is a taco and the opinion that chocolate is gross. They touch on the perception of real estate agents being underpaid, the preference for ranch dressing over blue cheese, Taylor Swift's popularity and controversy, the word 'moist', and the differences between Costco and Sam's Club. They also talk about awkward situations, such as leaving a store without buying anything and using public restrooms. The conversation ends with a quote about eternal summer in a grateful heart.

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Topic Details:

Eating well and exercising may be as effective for treating depression as going to therapy, say researchers. A study conducted at Deakin University in Australia found that a healthy diet and regular exercise seem to do be just as effective as traditional psychotherapy in treating depression. They say the finding could help those who struggle with the idea of seeking mental health help, or may not be able to afford regular therapy sessions.

The next internet buzzword very well could become…“un-alived”. Recently, some visitors to Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture reported seeing something that surprised them. A placard on display in one of its exhibits described an iconic hometown hero’s death in the following way: “Kurt Cobain un-alived himself at 27.” “Unalived” is a common term on TikTok, first used as a way to get around censors on the app when discussing death. But it’s since taken on a euphemistic meaning offline, as a way to talk about death and especially suicide, while attempting to avoid the subject’s inherent discomfort. 

FIGHTIN’ WORDS:

X user LB started a thread, asking people to reply with their best ways to “start a fight in less than 5 words” — without mentioning politics. Prepare yourself . . .

⇒ “Star Wars is boring.” – Bethany S. Mandel

⇒ “You’re acting like your mom.” – Capt’n Cornjuice

⇒ “Reclining is my right.” – Bryan McGrath

⇒ “Brad Pitt was never hot.” — Camellia

⇒ “Soap on cast iron pan.” – Bart Giordano

⇒ “Cilantro is the best herb.” – Michael Scott

⇒ “A hotdog is a taco.” – The Crackal

⇒ “Chocolate is gross.” – Stephanie Co

⇒ “Real estate agents are underpaid.” – Max Martin

⇒ “Ranch beats blue cheese, period.” — ThatFamilyGames

⇒ “Wine is better with ice.” – Jeff Jacoby

⇒ “Taylor Swift is overrated.” – Mike (I was afraid to even SAY that!)

⇒ “Moist” – definitely not advice (We have a winner!)