The best part of waking up is going back to sleep.

It's Depreshmode. I'm John Moe. I'm glad you're here.

That clip you just heard was from Haricandabolu. It's a jingle he wrote, he says, for depression.

Hurry is a stand-up comedian, podcaster, and writer based in New York. He performs at clubs around the

country. He's been on Conan, Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel. He's a guest panelist on NPR's Wait, Wait,

Don't Tell Me. In 2017, Jimmy Kimmel, he's a guest panelist on NPR's Wait Wait Don't Tell Me.

In 2017, Harry's documentary, The Problem with Apu premiered.

It examined the Simpsons character, Apu, within the framework of the minstrel archetype and racial and ethnic stereotypes.

And Hurry Condoobolu is a person who deals with depression.

Has for a very long time,

although he hasn't often talked about it much in interviews or in his comedy.

And that is starting to change.

He's starting to open up.

This clip is from November 2024.

I'm in therapy.

I've been in therapy for well over a decade.

I love therapy.

It's basically, yeah.

It's a class you take about yourself, basically.

It's pass fail.

Honestly, it's more pass-fail for the therapist, to be perfectly honest.

You know, I'm medicated, right?

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