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Happy Thanksgiving - Listen On Your Way To Dinner + Be Ready To Face That One Uncle... You know the one

Published on: 23rd November, 2023

The holiday season is a time of mixed emotions, as it can be both wonderful and challenging. In this episode we explore the duality of this special time of year. We discuss the importance of understanding that not everyone experiences the holidays in the same way, and how to navigate conversations with difficult family members with empathy and compassion without losing yourself.

We also delve into the idea of redefining holiday traditions to make the holidays your own, even if it means upsetting some family members. Your well-being is paramount, and feeling comfortable and joyful during the holidays should be a priority. We share practical tips for setting boundaries, seeking support, and practicing self-care to make the most of this holiday season.

Join us as we explore the complexities and joys of the holidays, providing insights and strategies to help you find joy and resilience during this special time of year. Whether you're celebrating with loved ones or instead with your chosen family of friends, this episode offers guidance on how to navigate the holidays in a way that feels right for you.

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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions

Music composed by James Witchell

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I'm Fine, It's Fine!

Trauma + Humor = Healing

Nashville-based comedian Amber Autry and Trauma Therapist Melanie Reese host guest comedians to provide a platform and connection to the stories behind the laughter.

Laughter is a universal language, and comedians speak it well. Their ability to make people laugh directly influences to the success of their career. The humanity of their personal lives is often the source of the comic relief, adding to the lack of conversation around mental health.

Through their unique story telling abilities, amazing humor and vulnerability, we think we've started a much-needed conversation that will resonate with humanity.

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About your hosts

Amber Autry

Amber Autry is an internationally touring Comedian hailing from Nashville, TN. She has been featured on Peacock TV, Drybar Comedy, and Don't Tell Comedy.
She is the brains behind the concept for the podcast and effortlessly brought it to life. JK, she works her ass off weekly to make it amazing!

Melanie Reese

Hi, Im Melanie! I am a student and teacher of the human condition. My work as a trauma therapist, my personal healing journey and spirituality have been my source(s) of wisdom. I believe we all have everything we need to heal inside of us. My role as a therapist and fellow human, is to provide space and opportunity to help others connect back to this internal wisdom. We are our own healers!

I'm excited to contribute to this project and help create a deeper conversation around mental health and how humor can be both a mask to our pain and a way through it. I hope these conversations resonate and you enjoy them as much as we did! Much love - Melanie

Kaylee Harmon

Intentionally integrating comedy and entertainment into her life over several years, she cut her teeth in comedy production in Nashville, where she lives, and loves the growing comedy scene. Over 15 years, she has curated administrative skills and leadership roles into a career that includes great success and well-rounded knowledge. With a background in the legal and sales industries, she brings marketing, financial literacy, and management to this creative world so that artists can focus on their craft. At the same time, she handles everything behind the scenes.

She loves a good carb, her daughter, and a hot New Yorker.