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What does it cost the world economy to not deal with people's depression, anxiety or other mental health issues?	what does it cost the world economy to not. deal, with people's depression anxiety or other. mental health	What does, it cost the world, economy to, not deal, with. people's depression anxiety or other mental health	what does it cost the world economy to not deal with people's depression, anxiety or other mental health issues?
Just depression and anxiety cause a trillion dollar worth of loss every year. And this is a trillion with a T. And unfortunately, most countries in the world are ignoring this. Our question is not whether you can afford to treat mental illnesses. The question is, can you afford not to do that? Because you are incurring...	just depression and. anxiety cause a trillion dollar worth of loss every year and this is a. trillion with a t and unfortunately, most countries, in, the world. are ignoring this. our question is not. whether you can. afford to treat mental. illnesses the question is can, you afford, not to do that? because you are inc...	Just depression and anxiety cause a trillion dollar worth of. loss every year And this, is a trillion; with a T And unfortunately. most countries in the world are ignoring, this Our. question is not whether you can afford, to treat mental. illnesses. The question is can you afford not to do that? Because, you. are incu...	just depression and anxiety cause a trillion dollar worth of loss every year. and this is a trillion with a t. and unfortunately, most countries in the world are ignoring this. our question is not whether you can afford to treat mental illnesses. the question is, can you afford not to do that? because you are incurring...
How do you get mental health services to a world where 60 million people are refugees, many of them on the move?	how do you get mental health services to, a world where 60 million people are refugees many of them on the	How do you get. mental health services to a world where 60 million people are refugees many of them on the	how do you get mental health services to a world where 60 million people are refugees, many of them on the move?
That's an important question. And our figures suggest that there is a 50 to hundred-percent rise in depression and anxiety amongst people who have to migrate forcibly, people who are refugees. And if we take care of their psychosocial and mental health needs, these people adjust better, adjust more quickly and can beco...	that's an important question and our figures; suggest that there is a 50 to hundred-percent rise. in depression and, anxiety amongst people who have to migrate forcibly people who are refugees and if we take, care of their psychosocial. and mental health needs these people adjust better adjust more quickly and can, bec...	That's an important question And our figures, suggest, that there is a; 50 to hundred-percent rise; in depression and anxiety amongst people who. have to migrate forcibly people who are, refugees And if we take; care of their psychosocial and mental, health needs these people adjust better adjust more quickly and can b...	that's an important question. and our figures suggest that there is a 50 to hundred-percent rise in depression and anxiety amongst people who have to migrate forcibly, people who are refugees. and if we take care of their psychosocial and mental health needs, these people adjust better, adjust more quickly and can beco...
Dr. Shekhar Saxena works for the World Health Organization, which wants to expand its focus on mental health issues. Thank you very much, sir.	dr shekhar saxena, works for. the world health organization, which. wants to expand its focus on mental health. issues thank you very much.	Dr Shekhar Saxena works, for the World Health Organization which wants to expand its focus on, mental health issues Thank you very much	dr. shekhar saxena works for the world health organization, which wants to expand its focus on mental health issues. thank you very much, sir.
Thank you.	thank	Thank	thank you.
We want to talk more about this with Reverend William Barber the II. He's president of the North Carolina NAACP. He's led some of the largest civil rights gatherings of the modern era, the so-called Moral Mondays movement. He's with us now on the line from Wilson, N.C. Welcome back to the program, Reverend Barber. Than...	we want to talk more about, this with reverend william barber the ii he's president of, the north carolina naacp he's led some of the largest civil, rights gatherings of the modern era the so-called moral mondays movement he's with us now on the line from wilson n.c welcome back to the program reverend barber thanks fo...	We want to talk more about this with Reverend William Barber the II He's president, of the North Carolina NAACP He's led some of the largest civil rights gatherings of, the modern era the so-called Moral Mondays movement He's with us, now on the line from Wilson N.C Welcome back to the program Reverend Barber Thanks fo...	we want to talk more about this with reverend william barber the ii. he's president of the north carolina naacp. he's led some of the largest civil rights gatherings of the modern era, the so-called moral mondays movement. he's with us now on the line from wilson, n.c. welcome back to the program, reverend barber. than...
Thank you so much, sister Martin. Glad to be on.	thank you so much sister martin glad to be	Thank you so much sister Martin Glad, to be	thank you so much, sister martin. glad to be on.
How would you describe the mood there among your congregants and also your constituents? The NAACP is a membership organization. You have members all over the state. How would you describe the mood there right now?	how would you describe, the mood there among your congregants and also your, constituents? the naacp is a membership organization you have members all over the, state how would you describe the mood there right	How would you describe. the mood there among your congregants and also your constituents? The NAACP is, a membership organization You have members all over, the state How would you describe the mood there right	how would you describe the mood there among your congregants and also your constituents? the naacp is a membership organization. you have members all over the state. how would you describe the mood there right now?
Well, we're the largest state conference in the South, second-largest in the country. And I've been on the ground three times in Charlotte. They are black. They are white. They're young. They're old. They're gay. They're straight. So even though the mantra is black lives matter, it is - we have people of all different ...	well we're the largest state conference in the south second-largest in the country and i've been on the, ground three times. in charlotte they, are black they are white they're, young they're, old. they're gay they're straight so even though the mantra is black lives, matter it is, - we have people of all different rac...	Well. we're the. largest state conference, in the South second-largest in the country And I've; been on the ground three times in, Charlotte They are black They are white They're young They're old They're gay They're straight So even though the mantra is black lives matter it is - we have people of all different races ...	well, we're the largest state conference in the south, second-largest in the country. and i've been on the ground three times in charlotte. they are black. they are white. they're young. they're old. they're gay. they're straight. so even though the mantra is black lives matter, it is - we have people of all different ...
Now, I will say that people are angry. And I want to differentiate that from being mad. People are angry, but 99.999 percent of them have chosen to engage in non-violent justice-seeking protest. There is a sense of deep hurt, what we call daily ongoing traumatic stress syndrome. It seems as though we don't get a day. O...	now i will say that people are angry. and i want to differentiate that from being mad people are angry but 99.999 percent of them. have chosen to engage in non-violent justice-seeking protest there is a sense of deep hurt what. we call daily ongoing traumatic stress syndrome it seems as though we don't get a day one mi...	Now I will. say that people are angry And I want to differentiate that from being mad People are angry but 99.999 percent of them have chosen to, engage in non-violent justice-seeking protest There is a sense of deep hurt what we call daily ongoing traumatic stress syndrome It seems as though we don't get a day One min...	now, i will say that people are angry. and i want to differentiate that from being mad. people are angry, but 99.999 percent of them have chosen to engage in non-violent justice-seeking protest. there is a sense of deep hurt, what we call daily ongoing traumatic stress syndrome. it seems as though we don't get a day. o...
How would you want people to think about what's happening in Charlotte in these past few days, and what would you like people to be thinking about in the days ahead?	how would you, want. people to think about what's happening in charlotte in these past few days and what would you like people. to be thinking about in, the days	How would, you want people to think about what's happening, in Charlotte in these, past few days and what would you like. people to be thinking about in the days	how would you want people to think about what's happening in charlotte in these past few days, and what would you like people to be thinking about in the days ahead?
First of all, this is not a narrative of who's against the cops. The cry - the legitimate discontent around both racialized police brutality or just police brutality in general because, as you see, black Americans do not care if it's a black person that shoots another black person if they believe that shooting was unju...	first of. all this is not a narrative of who's against the. cops the cry - the legitimate discontent around both racialized police, brutality or just police brutality in general because as you see black americans do not, care if it's a black person that shoots another black person. if they believe, that shooting was un...	First. of all this is not a narrative of who's against the cops The cry - the legitimate discontent. around both racialized police brutality or just, police brutality in general because as, you see black Americans do not care if it's a; black person that shoots another black; person if they. believe. that shooting was ...	first of all, this is not a narrative of who's against the cops. the cry - the legitimate discontent around both racialized police brutality or just police brutality in general because, as you see, black americans do not care if it's a black person that shoots another black person if they believe that shooting was unju...
But let me stop you right there.	but let me stop you right,	But let me stop. you right.	but let me stop you right there.
Yeah.			yeah.
I do have to mention because this is something that people may or may not know, it has been reported that the officer involved in the shooting in Charlotte was African-American. Does that change anything for you?	i, do have. to mention. because this, is something. that people may or. may, not know it, has been reported that the, officer involved in the shooting. in charlotte was african-american does, that change anything for	I do, have to mention because this is something that people may or may not know it has been reported that the officer involved in, the shooting in Charlotte, was African-American Does that change. anything for	i do have to mention because this is something that people may or may not know, it has been reported that the officer involved in the shooting in charlotte was african-american. does that change anything for you?
That's the moral perspective of black people. You know, black people stood up against blacks in slavery who wanted to stay in slavery. Dr. King had to fight black ministers who stood against the civil rights movement. So there's a certain moral standard that says wrong is wrong and that still can be both a culture of r...	that's the moral perspective of black. people you know. black people stood up against. blacks in slavery who wanted to stay in slavery dr, king had to fight black ministers who stood against the civil rights movement. so there's a certain moral standard that says wrong is wrong and that still can be both a culture of r...	That's the moral perspective of black people You know black people stood up against blacks. in slavery who wanted to stay. in slavery Dr King had to, fight black ministers who stood against, the civil rights movement So there's a certain moral, standard that says wrong is wrong and that still can be both a, culture of ...	that's the moral perspective of black people. you know, black people stood up against blacks in slavery who wanted to stay in slavery. dr. king had to fight black ministers who stood against the civil rights movement. so there's a certain moral standard that says wrong is wrong and that still can be both a culture of r...
Can I ask you before I let you go, how are you feeling?	can. i ask you, before i let you go how; are you	Can I ask you before I let you go how are you	can i ask you before i let you go, how are you feeling?
I have three sons. I've had to have the talk. I have three sons who are tall and large. You know, I worry about them. I worry about my daughters. My sons - I've taught them to be strong, to stand up for what's right, to speak the truth. But on the other hand, I have to teach them if somebody - a cop - stops you - and e...	i have three sons i've had to have the talk i have three sons who are tall and large you know i worry about them i. worry about my daughters my sons - i've taught them to be strong to stand up for. what's right; to speak the truth but on the other hand, i have to teach, them if somebody - a cop, - stops you - and. even...	I have three sons I've had to have the talk I have three sons, who are tall, and large You know. I worry about, them I worry about my daughters My sons - I've taught them to be strong to stand up for what's right to speak the, truth But on the other hand I have to teach them if somebody - a cop - stops you - and even. ...	i have three sons. i've had to have the talk. i have three sons who are tall and large. you know, i worry about them. i worry about my daughters. my sons - i've taught them to be strong, to stand up for what's right, to speak the truth. but on the other hand, i have to teach them if somebody - a cop - stops you - and e...
That was the Reverend William Barber the II. He's president of the North Carolina NAACP. We reached him on the line in Wilson, N.C. Reverend Barber, thanks so much for speaking with us once again.	that. was the reverend william barber the. ii. he's president. of the. north carolina naacp we. reached him on the line in wilson, n.c. reverend barber, thanks, so much for speaking with us once	That was, the Reverend William Barber the II He's president of the North Carolina NAACP We reached, him on the line in Wilson N.C Reverend Barber thanks so much for speaking, with us once	that was the reverend william barber the ii. he's president of the north carolina naacp. we reached him on the line in wilson, n.c. reverend barber, thanks so much for speaking with us once again.
Thank you so much. God bless you.	thank you so, much god bless	Thank you so much God bless	thank you so much. god bless you.
Unless you had iPod turned up too loud, you already know that the album "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" just turned 40 years old. The Beatles released their concept album here in the U.S. June 2, 1967. And it was groundbreaking. One critic went so far as to describe it as a decisive moment in the history of West...	unless you had ipod turned up too loud you already know that the album "sgt peppers lonely hearts club band" just turned 40 years old the beatles released their concept album here in the u.s june 2, 1967. and it was groundbreaking one critic went so far as to describe it as, a decisive moment in. the history of western...	Unless you had iPod turned up too loud you already know that the album "Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" just turned 40 years old The, Beatles. released their concept album here in the U.S June 2, 1967. And it was groundbreaking One critic went so far as to describe it as a decisive moment in the history of Western...	unless you had ipod turned up too loud, you already know that the album "sgt. peppers lonely hearts club band" just turned 40 years old. the beatles released their concept album here in the u.s. june 2, 1967. and it was groundbreaking. one critic went so far as to describe it as a decisive moment in the history of west...
For at least one fan, it was a life-changing event. In an op-ed that ran in yesterday's New York Times, Aimee Mann said that she had a love affair like no other with that record. Looking back, what made the "Sgt. Peppers" album so different and what kind of effect did it have on you. Is the magic still there? And if no...	for at least one fan it was a life-changing event in. an op-ed that ran in yesterday's new. york times aimee mann said that she had a love affair like no. other with that record looking back what made the "sgt peppers" album, so different and what kind of effect did it have on you is the magic still. there? and if not ...	For at. least one fan, it was a life-changing event In an op-ed that ran in yesterday's New York Times Aimee Mann said that she had a love. affair like no other with that record Looking back what made the "Sgt Peppers" album so different and. what kind, of effect did it have on you Is the magic still there? And if not ...	for at least one fan, it was a life-changing event. in an op-ed that ran in yesterday's new york times, aimee mann said that she had a love affair like no other with that record. looking back, what made the "sgt. peppers" album so different and what kind of effect did it have on you. is the magic still there? and if no...
Aimee Mann is on our studios at NPR West. She's a Grammy Award-winning and Oscar nominated singer and songwriter. Her latest album is called the "Forgotten Arm". And thanks very much for coming in today.	aimee mann is. on our, studios at npr west she's, a grammy award-winning and, oscar nominated singer. and songwriter her latest album is called, the "forgotten, arm". and thanks very much for coming in	Aimee Mann is on our studios at NPR West She's a Grammy Award-winning and Oscar nominated, singer and songwriter Her latest album is called the "Forgotten Arm". And thanks very much for coming in	aimee mann is on our studios at npr west. she's a grammy award-winning and oscar nominated singer and songwriter. her latest album is called the "forgotten arm". and thanks very much for coming in today.
Thanks for having me.	thanks for having	Thanks for having	thanks for having me.
Now, you were just eight years old when this album came out?	now. you, were just eight years old, when this album, came.	Now, you were just. eight years old; when this, album came;	now, you were just eight years old when this album came out?
I think, you know, it came out 40 years ago, I'm 46, so I think I got it a little later, you know. It was, you know, as I said in the New York Times piece, my brother was really - my older brother was really the one responsible for bringing any cool music into the house. And, I mean, I just absolutely had no knowledge ...	i think you know it came, out 40 years ago i'm, 46, so i think i got it a little later you know it. was you know as i said in the new york times piece my brother was. really - my older brother was really the one responsible for bringing any cool. music into the, house and i mean i, just absolutely had no knowledge of p...	I think you, know it came out 40 years ago I'm 46, so I. think I got; it a little later you know It. was you know as I said in the New York Times piece my brother was. really - my older brother was really the one responsible for bringing any cool music into the house And I mean I just absolutely had no knowledge of pop...	i think, you know, it came out 40 years ago, i'm 46, so i think i got it a little later, you know. it was, you know, as i said in the new york times piece, my brother was really - my older brother was really the one responsible for bringing any cool music into the house. and, i mean, i just absolutely had no knowledge ...
So this must have been a revelation?	so this must have been a	So this must have been a	so this must have been a revelation?
Totally. I mean, he was vaguely aware of The Beatles because he'd had early Beatles records but, you know, I didn't realize that this was a Beatles record. And when I heard it I just, you know, it was - it's just amazing. I mean, I - you know, I think it's interesting that to, like, and eight-year-old kid, it can be, y...	totally i mean he was vaguely aware of. the beatles because he'd had. early beatles records but you know i didn't realize that this was a beatles record and. when i heard it i. just you know it. was - it's. just amazing i mean i - you know i think it's, interesting that to like and eight-year-old. kid it can, be, you k...	Totally. I mean he was vaguely aware of The Beatles, because he'd had early Beatles records but you know I didn't realize that, this was a Beatles record And when. I heard it. I just you know it was - it's just amazing I mean I, - you know I think it's interesting that to like and eight-year-old kid it can be you know;...	totally. i mean, he was vaguely aware of the beatles because he'd had early beatles records but, you know, i didn't realize that this was a beatles record. and when i heard it i just, you know, it was - it's just amazing. i mean, i - you know, i think it's interesting that to, like, and eight-year-old kid, it can be, y...
Because they were just four of the many people on the cover.	because they, were just. four of, the many. people, on the	Because they were just four of the many people on the	because they were just four of the many people on the cover.
Yeah. Yeah. I didn't really - I didn't care, and this, you know, I mean, I probably thought that they were more of historical figures or something. I didn't really know and I didn't pay attention. And I just really just listened to the music and it was totally captivating.	yeah yeah i didn't really - i didn't care and this you know i mean i. probably thought that they were more of historical figures or something, i didn't really know and i didn't. pay attention and. i just really just listened to the music and it was totally	Yeah; Yeah I didn't really - I didn't care and this you know I mean I probably thought, that they were more of historical figures or something I didn't really know and I didn't pay attention And. I just, really just listened to the music and it was totally	yeah. yeah. i didn't really - i didn't care, and this, you know, i mean, i probably thought that they were more of historical figures or something. i didn't really know and i didn't pay attention. and i just really just listened to the music and it was totally captivating.
And totally captivating without obviously at that age getting all the references that they were making.	and totally captivating without obviously at that age getting all the references that they were	And, totally captivating without obviously at that age getting all the references that they were	and totally captivating without obviously at that age getting all the references that they were making.
Yeah, clearly.	yeah	Yeah	yeah, clearly.
Yeah.			yeah.
Yeah, just beautiful melodies and great singing and you know, I also think, you know, like, I mean, this has been said before, but George Martin…	yeah just beautiful melodies and great singing and you know i also think you. know like i mean this has been said before but george	Yeah just beautiful melodies and great, singing and you know I also think. you know like. I. mean this has been said before but George.	yeah, just beautiful melodies and great singing and you know, i also think, you know, like, i mean, this has been said before, but george martin…
The producer.	the	The	the producer.
Yeah. His production is responsible for so much of that record and how, you know, the horns and the orchestration, and you know, what really makes it super interesting.	yeah his. production is responsible for so much of that record and how you know, the horns and the orchestration and you know. what, really makes it super	Yeah. His production is responsible for so much of, that record, and how you know the horns and the orchestration; and you know what really, makes it super	yeah. his production is responsible for so much of that record and how, you know, the horns and the orchestration, and you know, what really makes it super interesting.
And super interesting I would think to a little kid even. I mean, as you previously described it in the piece, I mean, it was so bouncy and so flamboyant.	and super interesting i would think to a little kid even i mean as you. previously described it in the piece i mean it was so bouncy. and so,	And super interesting I would think to a little. kid even I mean as you previously described it in the piece I mean it was so bouncy and so	and super interesting i would think to a little kid even. i mean, as you previously described it in the piece, i mean, it was so bouncy and so flamboyant.
Yeah, like, very colorful and jaunty and you know, lots of novelty. You know, I've been thinking about this recently that people really like novelty and you know, they were novel kinds of sounds that caught the ear in a really fun way.	yeah. like very colorful and jaunty and you know lots of novelty you know i've been thinking about this recently that people really like novelty and you know they were novel kinds of sounds that caught the ear in a. really fun	Yeah like very colorful and jaunty and you know lots of, novelty You; know I've been thinking about this recently that people really like novelty and you. know they were novel kinds of sounds. that caught the ear in. a really fun	yeah, like, very colorful and jaunty and you know, lots of novelty. you know, i've been thinking about this recently that people really like novelty and you know, they were novel kinds of sounds that caught the ear in a really fun way.
Now, you mentioned your brother was the one who brought the - your older brother was the one who brought the hip music into the house, you though, managed to smuggle this album out without his knowledge?	now you mentioned your brother was the one who, brought the - your older brother was the one who brought the hip music into the house you though managed to smuggle this album out without, his,	Now you mentioned your. brother was the one who brought the - your older brother was. the one who, brought the, hip music into the house you though managed to smuggle this album out without his;	now, you mentioned your brother was the one who brought the - your older brother was the one who brought the hip music into the house, you though, managed to smuggle this album out without his knowledge?