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Sean Copeland

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As seen in: WYXB-FM (Indianapolis, IN), Black America Web, Rickey Smiley Morning Show, KBXX-FM (Houston, TX), WIBC-FM (Indianapolis, IN), WFNI-AM (Indianapolis, IN), WMMJ-FM (Silver Spring, MD), WKYS-FM (Silver Spring, MD), WOL-AM (Washington, D.C.), KMJQ-FM (Houston, TX), WTLC-FM (Greenwood, IN) and
Host of The Sean Show 6-10A @b1057 + PD @hankfm 📻 Lic. mental health therapist 🛋 Author of yet to be written autobiography: “Little Debbie Big Sean.” 🧁
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The Indy 500 Audio Guaranteed to Give You Chills

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By Sean Copeland Verified
| Heroes Of The 500 Podcast
Source: Phillip G. Abbott / Getty The Indy 500 isn’t just a race—it’s a rite of passage, a tradition, and a bucket list experience all rolled into one. Held every Memorial Day weekend at the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway, it’s the largest single-day sporting event in the world, drawing fans from across the globe. What makes it so special is the combination of history, speed, and spectacle: 200 laps, 500 miles, and speeds topping 230 mph, all cheered on by more than 300,000 fans.
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Young People Say This Improves Attention and Lowers Stress

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By Sean Copeland Verified
| WYXB-FM (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
Source: pocketlight / Getty Some young people are participating in a new trend where they’re deliberately experiencing boredom. Intentional boredom refers to deliberately doing nothing — no phone, no music, no podcast, no screen, no background noise, no distractions. Many Gen Z-ers say our constant digital stimulation has shrunk attention spans. For some, it’s almost automatic: if your hands or brain are free — you reach for the phone.
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Why Couples Often Fight More at the Holidays

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By Sean Copeland Verified
| WYXB-FM (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
The holidays look magical… but behind the scenes, a lot of us are secretly juggling a heavy holiday mental load: planning gifts, organizing gatherings, tracking budgets, remembering every kid’s program, making travel decisions, and trying to create “perfect” memories for everyone. That mental load usually lands on one partner more than the other. Not because they want it, but because somebody has to think about all the invisible stuff.
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