When was the last time you bought something or did something without looking it up first? No reviews, no ratings, no curated list of “hidden gems.” Just wandered, explored, and found something NEW.

In this episode, I’m thinking through how that kind of discovery is becoming rarer — and what we might be losing because of it.

From algorithm-fed shopping to perfectly planned nights out, we’ve optimized our lives to the point that spontaneity feels risky. What do we lose when we stop letting ourselves be surprised?

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Howdy, and welcome to climatecore, a judgement-free zone for dissecting what we buy (but mostly fashion), the influences that make us want to buy it, and how it impacts the world (figuratively and literally).

In this first solo episode, Alexis tries to unpack the question: Why are we so opposed to paying more for things if the results will benefit us? 

If you'd like to get in contact, be on a future episode, pitch a question to discuss, or consume more susty fashion content, hop on over and find me on Instagram @according.to.lex