We're Laughing Because We're Traumatized Millennials

CAUTION: Emotions at Play. Hey there everyone and welcome back to our show! In light of the tragedy at Club Q in Colorado Springs, we couldn’t let it breeze past us and act like nothing happened. Originally, the plan was to discuss gray areas of our lives and how those themes are portrayed in the Netflix movie, The School For Good & Evil, but with the Club Q hate crime, we decided to discuss the dangers of extremism we face in America. Trigger warnings are set in the beginning for those who wish to put their mental health first and tread lightly. If you are unable to listen to today’s episode, we fully understand and support your journey in healing. We promise to bring you more laughs and smiles next week. Thank you so much for listening and we hope you had a great time! If you like what we did on today’s episode: come be typically divergent with us on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and other social media platforms soon to come! You can find all the ways you can be a part of the conversation and ways you can communicate with us directly through our LinkTree below.https://linktr.ee/typicallydivergentpodcastThis episode was produced and edited by our Founder & Co-Host Jaron Williams.This episode was sponsored by Hair Designs by Marco, LLCOur logo was created by Spencer Nicholas of The Ending, a digital art and Dungeons & Dragons business. https://www.facebook.com/AlwaysEndingAny and all sources of information discussed in this episode can be found from the following:https://www.getunderlined.com/....quiz/which-thanksgiv