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Conversations with people who have lived through extreme events. Some stories are dark and twisted, others are light and funny. In all cases, we get an intimate portrait of 'what it was like' to be there. Find us on TikTok: @whatitwaslikepodcast Find us on Youtube: @whatitwaslikepodcast Follow us on Instagram: whatitwaslikepodcast Hosted by Julian Morgans This is a Superreal production Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Your interviews are all very good- but Pamela’s journey was amazing. I was so impressed with how she learned to love herself first so she could give herself and her nine children a better life. She is an inspiration.
This guy gets some really incredible guests to come on, and asks great questions. There’s a lovely inquisitive nature without it being invasive. The guests all seem totally up for it too. Which considering some of their situations, is what really makes this special.
I’m enjoying this podcast so sincerely! Every episode is compelling and eye opening. I went to school to learn how to connect with people, and Julian inspires me to perform better in my job. One of the best podcasts out there!
This podcast is my new favorite binge! Such fascinating stories and the host is an expert interviewer while staying so personal and fun.
Why ask Bernadine Beyale to be on this episode when Thomas McNally spoke the entire time? If you are going to highlight the work she does then give her some air time and recognize that the high rate of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls isn’t new, it has been and still is a crisis. While the episode was specific to Melissa Casias, she’s an indigenous woman, and the lack of attention and effort by law enforcement is important to recognize —— not as a single incident but a widespread issue.
Of this man asking Lily Phillips questions from his clearly judgmental perspective on sex work, to his obvious discontent with her saying that she enjoys this work and her explanation about her pretty neutral/positive experience w the 100 men, then to end the episode calling her a savvy political operator or whatever, basically saying that we couldn’t trust what this woman said about HER OWN EXPERIENCE, and then to host another episode psycho analyzing her with his girlfriend. Unfollow. Why invite a woman to share her experience only to completely question the validity of her perspective based on your own assumptions and judgments. The audacity.
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