Netty's Waltz

In a downland it's hard to remember the times when life was good. When you laughed instead of cried.

Downland

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Follow Daisy Friedman on her quest to destigmatize the topics that are rarely discussed in polite conversations. This week: sex! Why is it so taboo, and how has the dialogue changed after Roe v Wade was overturned?

Destigmatize: Episode 1: Sex

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key source: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/cns-spectrums/article/social-and-psychological-consequences-of-not-crying-possible-associations-with-psychopathology-and-therapeutic-relevance/03452EA1769227C492DEA75C9FA79923/share/8f4942958d0f4dd4af5f27920f2e3b1ee86b4ddd

Why Don't I Cry?

Telephone is a podcast about the changing narratives of immigration stories from generation to generation. In each episode, one subject’s immigration story is told by a parent or grandparent (sometimes both) and the subject themself. Then, the subject listens back to their relatives’ stories, breaking down discrepancies in their stories for the audience, revealing the mistakes in the “game of telephone.”  

In this episode, Nina Greenberg hears from her mother and grandmother about her Chinese and Ukrainian-Jewish heritage.

Telephone: Nina Greenberg

Rose

A kid making story songs out of his 2003 Toyota Camry.

Why Don't I Cry?

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