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Matt Bellassai

  • Podcast Host, Unhappy Hour
New York
As seen in: BuzzFeed, Bustle, Romper, North by Northwestern, Wit and Delight
gay and overwhelmed. author of EVERYTHING IS AWFUL the book. come see me tell jokes on tour. he/him
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Top 8 New Non-True Crime Podcasts Right Now - December 2023! – No Road Long Enough

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By Sue Mitchell, John Hopkins, Sydney Battle, Matt Bellassai
| noroadlongenough.com
The Hottest 8 New Non-True Crime Podcasts Right Now - December 2023 I have been listening to some great non-true crimes podcasts over the last couple of months. So before 2023 ends, I decided to put them together into one last non-true crime blog for 2023.
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This is Gay Culture!

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By Matt Bellassai
| mattbellassai.com
Hello gays, theys, and all the straights who are here by accident, I’m homosexual Matt Bellassai and this is… This is Gay Culture!, a weekly newsletter about all the things that I’ve decided are super gay. I hope you’ll subscribe! 🏳️‍🌈 so what is this? It’s a newsletter! Like, for reading. Each week’s issue will have two parts, and yes, they’ll be short because I’m aware gay people have no attention spans.
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8 Skillshare Classes to Inspire and Teach You a New Skill Right Now

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By Kate Arends, Matt Bellassai, John Foreman, Dylan Mierzwinski
| Wit and Delight
Photo by Nicole Feest at NYLONSADDLE Photography There’s no time like the present to learn something new. In our current situation, I’ve found that I need to focus my energy and time toward something other than the news and my all-time favorite pastime, worrying. I’ve been seeking out ways to keep my brain fully occupied on set tasks at certain times, and relaxed and unthinking at others.
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