not another white person with a podcast (NAWP WAP)

Claudia Nolan
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I set up this podcast for posterity. Many of my friends and family have had a whirlwind year aside from the p*ndemic and I want to store the most interesting conversations that I've had with these friends, somewhere where others can listen and learn, or simply for me to look back on.

Episodes

  1. 02/20/2021

    losing a family member.

    In this episode, I sit down with my cousin Caroline and we bond over the earth-shattering losses of my sister Ivanna and Caroline's father Larry in 2020. We cover ground on what the beginning of the healing process has looked like for both of us and the level of understanding we now share with others who have lost a close family member. Caroline and I call out some memorable acts of support we received from friends during the tough time as well as some Do's & Dont's when supporting someone in the dark depths of grief. We also talk about the impact C*vid had on the grieving process and funeral arrangements; good and bad. Caroline opens up about her plans to keep Larry's spirit present physically for her big moments that he will miss, through the form of his ties. Honourable mentions: @BeanieFeldstein - Grief Glasses essay

    losing a family member.

  2. 02/04/2021

    designing menswear for a global brand & how to stay sane when your passion becomes your job

    On this episode, my very first Amsterdam friend Polly gives us an insight into the fashion industry from a designer's perspective. We discuss how she envisages sustainability being tackled by global labels, and what our definition of art. Running, PT and marathons are ways that Polly has stayed sane after her passion became her job. Artist shoutouts: Anna Rocke @Lily_Wolk on instagram

    designing menswear for a global brand & how to stay sane when your passion becomes your job

  3. 01/14/2021

    diagnosed with a chronic disease and getting engaged during a pandemic

    One of my tier 1 homies discusses the evolution of our friendship which led to us moving in together. (0:00 - 13:25) Jessica opens up about how she has had an undiagnosed chronic illness for years and finally last month received a diagnosis; epilepsy. (13:25 - 35:45) We discuss her engagement to the love of her life Cathal, aka my adopted father, and how they will live the cottage core fantasy in their home in Kildare this year. (35:45 - 50:04) Finally Jay shares some tips on conflict resolution and de-escalating arguments and disagreements with loved ones. That’s all, folks!

    diagnosed with a chronic disease and getting engaged during a pandemic
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I set up this podcast for posterity. Many of my friends and family have had a whirlwind year aside from the p*ndemic and I want to store the most interesting conversations that I've had with these friends, somewhere where others can listen and learn, or simply for me to look back on.

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