Want to hear people answering an annoying question? Here you go. I interview my friends and people i admire all around the topics race and identity and how/if they both shape us.
Where are you really from?
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Want to hear people answering an annoying question? Here you go. I interview my friends and people i admire all around the topics race and identity and how/if they both shape us.
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6/6/2020
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Recent Episodes
March 23, 2021
Rafael is from...
... Harlem NY, I met Rafael in my living-room, because he was my roommate, lol. Ever since he set a step through the door, he was a part of my life. His obsession with weird movies, his lyric quotes from 90s RNB, and his Marlo Brando style make him a charming and inspiring Charakter. We talk about the feeling of being foreign in the county you are from, believe systems and how they shape and change a conversation... and we touch the topic of rice. Rice is good for you! This episode is one for the artsy people. Especially in the second part when Rafa remembers his film university professors and talks about the possibilities that creatives have when they don't belong to the mainstream and instead manage to balance on the rope of the margin. (hooks, bell: Feminist Theory. From margin to center. Bosten 1984)
November 8, 2020
Blake is from...
<p>... paradise</p> <p>Blake loves traveling and books. What a nice cliché. Born to talk, he gives us some insight into his idea of home and the twisted privilege that comes with growing up in a paradisiacal Australia. As he is a writer and poet, this episode is a thoughtful one with a lot of lyrical name-dropping or citing (as writers call it). What you will not hear are most of the loaded pauses he takes before expressing his thoughts. That would make the episode too long. Whether he is creating an epic moment with them, or he is struggling to find the right words, we will never know, but anyway it is a nice brain to listen to and a perspective that was missing in this podcast. His perspective as a white cis male person leads him to a different answer to my question than my interviewees before.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Enjoy and let your ears swim in his deep voice.</p> <p>recorded 15.01.2020</p>
August 20, 2020
4.2 Carmen is from ...
<p>... at least two places. </p> <p>In the second part of the conversation, Carmen gives some spontations pep talks and i reflect on my reaction to mirco aggressions. The topics are:</p> <ul> <li>What we can learn from an intersectional approach.</li> <li>The problem of hidden racism.</li> <li>Instagram and inspiration</li> <li>Changing our opinion because we actually know nothing. :)</li> <li>Home.</li> </ul>
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