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Host of DEPRESH MODE and SLEEPING WITH CELEBRITIES. Author-The Hilarious World of Depression, other books. Speech maker, lead singer. johnmoe.website
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A Letter from Mick Jagger to the Devil on the First Draft of “Sympathy for the Devil”

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By John Moe
| McSweeney's Verified
Lucifer, you old dog! Thanks for all the success you’ve granted me and the lads, Luci. Must say we were surprised that you didn’t want our souls in return, just a chance to write a song together. But great! Also delighted you sent your proposed new lyrics in the form of a demo cassette. Such a deep bass singing voice! Before the band records, I wanted to check in about a couple of word choices. At the intro, you use a bunch of interjections.
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Úžasný svet depresie

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By John Moe
| databazeknih.cz
O knize Úžasný svet depresie Depresia je stále tabu – mnohí ju nevedia ani len identifikovať, málokto sa prizná, že ňou trpí a len malé percento ľudí navštívi odborníka. Je ťažké sa o nej baviť s nadhľadom a nepatrí sa o nej vtipkovať. John Moe, rozhlasový moderátor a autor podcastov, sa o to pokúsil a napísal knihu Úžasný svet depresie.
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How Your Favorite TV Shows Shaped Your Gen X Identity

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By John Moe, Eric Spitznagel Verified
| AARP
The shows you loved the most are still part of you. Paul Spella (Masterfile, ABC/Courtesy Everett Collection, Universal/Courtesy Everett Collection, NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images) Television shows never really die; they continue to live inside the people who watched them. Like parasitic ghosts.
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