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Spiked Lemonade with Dr. TC Mason
Spike Lemonade is where real life meets emotional clarity.
Hosted by Dr. T.C. Mason, positive psychologist and licensed clinical therapist, this podcast blends mental health insight with honest reflection—exploring how we think, feel, relate, and grow in real time.
These aren’t just conversations about psychology.
They’re moments of awareness.
Through personal stories, everyday experiences, and practical tools, each episode helps you pause, reflect, and move with intention—whether you’re navigating relationships, managing your mental health, or learning how to show up for your life differently.
Because you’re not just overwhelmed… sometimes you’re overextended.
And sometimes the shift isn’t doing more… it’s seeing differently.
This is your space to think, feel, and process—without pressure.
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Spiked Lemonade with Dr. TC Mason
007: Corona Virus Part 2- Numbers don't lie
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Episode 007 of the Spiked Lemonade Podcast discusses the approach of the U.S vs China and their steps to managing the Corona virus pandemic. Do the numbers mean anything or is there something else steering the different approaches that each country has undertaken? Let's get into it!
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Kupeferschmidt, K. & Cohen, J. (2020).China's aggressive measures have slowed the coronavirus. The may not work in other countries. Retrieved from https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/03/china-s-aggressive-measures-have-slowed-coronavirus-they-may-not-work-other-countries#
COVID-19 Visualizer. Retrieved from https://www.covidvisualizer.com/?fbclid=IwAR2BHlzNzy4AxMH3zKPH-pFTDakXZnSmisui9fX1wmAJ1PR7lMhEMzoD-CI
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