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This week Bronte chats about two things she’s been thinking about lately. Essential workers and identity!
During this episode we discuss:
- [00:20] Living in the city with the longest lockdown in the world due to COVID-19, and eating a delectable banana muffin
- [03:34] Diving into the concept of essential workers, questioning your place in society, Virginia Gay’s monologue from Cyrano and how impactful it was to watch
- [09:31] Grappling with the concept of identity
- [16:17] How society requires us to work and earn money to survive
- [18:08] We’ll always be working to understand ourselves
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