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World Have Your Say: Kid Cudi and Depression

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05/10/2016 GMT

Kid Cudi and Depression

BBC World Service - World Have Your Say, Kid Cudi and Depression

A conversation about musician Kid Cudi who has apologised to fans for his depression.

Actor and musician Kid Cudi has apologised to fans for his depression, sparking a big conversation about why it's still such a taboo subject, and the particular issues of speaking openly about depression in black communities. 

We also hear from fans of the novelist Elena Ferrante; she has been writing under a pseudonym but an Italian journalist has now revealed what he claims is her true identity. How do you weigh a writer's right to anonymity with a reader's right to know an author's identity?  

Plus Mohammed in rebel-held Aleppo, Syria, on what it's like to be separated from your family for four years.

(Image: in this August 2015 photo, Kid Cudi performs at the Lollapalooza Music Festival in Grant Park in Chicago. (Photo by Steve C. Mitchell/Invision/AP, File)

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