"We used to think...when I was an unsifted girl...that words were weak and cheap. Now I don't know of anything so mighty." -Emily Dickinson
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Another podcast...
17 January 2017: "Actors who are in a play and have depression but can function don't want the third act to come around. They don't want to leave there. They are in a setting they know...And they know everything's that going to happen there." --Dick Cavett, on "The Hilarious World of Depression" podcast. Here Cavett is telling a specific story about Judy Garland, who was reluctant to leave his studio after he interviewed her just before her death. It's just so sad. But the entire interview--in which he talks about his own depression, too--is riveting. And not just sad. It's funny and, in places, uplifting, too. Give it a listen.
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