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It's about time Forrest and George made a podcast. They are well aware that it's embarrassing, but it is obligatory and they are sorry.

It’s time to have an unfamiliar conversation in a familiar environment. A docu-convo series that hosts Guests that help to breakdown the stigma and #OpenTheConversation of mental health. Guests on the show will provide you with an insight into living with mental illness, medical expertise, ways to handle your mental health and how to #OpenTheConversation. *Please note of the potential trigger warnings to viewers.* All comments are individual opinion and are not of medical fact unless the guest is stated as a qualified medical practitioner.

When Charles S. Stratton was born in 1838, he seemed perfect in every way. But then he stopped growing. At age four, though a happy and mischievous child, he was just over two feet tall and weighed 15 pounds - the exact size he had been as a seven-month-old baby. It was then that P. T. Barnum persuaded Charley’s family to allow him to exhibit their son in his museum and tour him around the world as a curiosity. Tom Thumb, as Barnum dubbed him, was a natural performer.