ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Jayne, the Editor in Chief of 'Bikini Grad School' joins me for a conversation about zines, girlhood, nostalgia, and why independent print is finding its place again. We talk about building creative communities outside the algorithm, the value of making things by hand, growing up with magazines, and navigating the internet without losing your own perspective. From New York creativity to punk culture, journaling, and the changing landscape of women's media, this episode explores what it means to create something that feels genuine in a world that constantly demands attention.
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United States
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