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James and I reminsice about our time performing with the SF Youth Circus troupe and our acting skills as a group, assess Sia's turn for the worst, and devle into an abstract framework for describing music by analyzing Lana Del Rey, Lorde, and Mitski. 

Emily and I critique overconsumption in the context of fashion, entertain Met Gala 2021 predictions, delve into the hysterics of Swiftieism, and remark on the end of cringe culture in this week's episode of Often Wrong, Never In Doubt.  

This week, Will and I spend an extensive amount of time critiquing music we like (and the respective fanbases we've been a part of ), self-proclaimed fashion people, and speculate on industry plants. By the time this is being uploaded we will have both probably changed our minds about 90% of what was said so I'd like to once again disclaim that it's not that serious and I hope you tune in next week!

In this week's episode I'm joined Angelena and Graham to discuss our experience going to art high school, Star Wars, the state of activism online, feminism, and more. Seriously. there's more. I hope you enjoy this feature length film of us hanging out and join my small neglectful family of listeners!

With my desire to be perceived in combat with my fear of failure, I am both incredibly excited and embarassed to be debuting my new podcast: Often Wrong, Never In Doubt! Tune in to hear my thoughts on various social medias and reflect on my shortcomings as an attempted snapchat influencer.