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Average audio length:
23 minutes
English
United States
29 episodes
since May 24, 2020
episodic

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Hi! I'm finally back with a new episode after a looong time~ In this episode, I reflect on some ideas from Satya Doyle Byock's book, Quarterlife: The Search for Self in Early Adulthood. But of course, no gulamelaka episode is complete without a huge serving of side rambles and complicated feelings.…

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is it ethical to have children in the climate crisis? listen to my attempt to answer that question and many more on the act of parenting, babies as literary motifs and my own stance towards having a family of my own. 
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in this episode, I talk through all the details of my content creating journey in 2021! I reveal the process and statistics behind each of the platforms I've been creating on, and share further thoughts on how the whole experience has been like. 
hi everyone! I am finally back on this podcast after months of inactivity and I am super glad to be back. In this episode, I talk about some general life updates, recap the year of 2021 and share some lessons I've learnt along the way. Thanks for tuning in and for joining me in this cosy corner! Fe…
sharing my thoughts on the recent blow-up of my youtube channel and how the whole online creating thing has been going for me. check out my other stuff @anattynook on YouTube, IG and Tiktok!
Growing up, my sense of belonging was always affected by being Chinese-Indonesian in a majority Chinese Singapore. In this episode, I share about my experiences and reflections on being Singaporean and how that factors into larger discussions about citizenship and belonging.  A great resource…
Been a long time since I was here! 5 months to be exact, and there are still some of you listening <3 Here's an update on what I've been up to since my last episode and how I've been navigating employment, content creation and plans for the future. 
Three things - radical acceptance, creative exploration and warmth.
Speculative nonfic? Should nonfic vs fic be a binary that exists? How do we represent lived realities through written work? Okie lots of questions today...
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