french fries or whatever

the great moment has finally arrived. after weeks of suspense the mystery discloses itself in front of us. THESIS EPISODE (part 1)! there has been some true drama in the past weeks between me, my teachers, my supervisors etc. which is understandable since the title of my thesis starts with the world QUEER. anyway, in this episode you will discover what i am writing about (queer narratives), how i am putting myself into my writing, why is that necessary and - grand finale, why my teachers don't like me anymore. 

my life can be summarized through the questions people ask me the most: 1) do you prefer pasta or pizza, 2) you're smart and cool why don't you use social media to build your brand, 3) why are you so inconsistent on social media, 4) have you always been gay, 5) how old are you, 17? 6) why didn't you open an instagram page for the podcast, 7) why aren't you on tiktok c'mon everybody's there nowadays also gucci made a campaign there, 8) can you make pizza for me? About these and much more in this episode :) DISCLAIMER: if you have any suggestion about social media or you want to offer yourself as my social media manager feel free to do it! 

we all need spirit animals in our life. people, animals, characters to embrace and follow as guides in our lives. i always loved Frozen, it spoke to me since the first minute of the first time i watched it. Frozen itself, as a movie, means a lot to me - the search for your true identity, feeling different, and love that always understands and loves (LOL) you for who you are. YEARS after the first time i watched it, i still rewatch Frozen many times a year, and I realized why, besides all the mirroring i can do with Elsa and Anna, Olaf is the spirit animal i want to follow. here's why we all should be a bit more Olaf in our lives, even tho i completely forgot he has feet.

the secret of the best pizza in the world in finally out. it has been hard to keep it until now, but the world needs to know. the world needs to change. i am here for this change to happen. in this episode, we will go through the origin of pizza with french fries, its emotional value, my personal recipe (the best one in the world) and futures expectations. 

when i realized i lost one hour of recorded interview for my next episode i wanted to cry. then i wanted to break my computer. then my head. then again i wanted to scream and, in the end, i decided to talk. here's what i discovered after years of losing (things, people, opportunities) and it's great. 

what do you think when you think about the body? the first thought is usually related to its aesthetic and how much it does or does not conform to a certain type of expectation and representation. but, do you feel your body? like, right now, what do you feel? how do you feel it? in this episode we start with the perception of our body, our muscles and we end up talking about robots and love. ps. jenette winterson just drop a call and we record and episode about you. thank youuu

how do you start the first episode of a podcast? i honestly don't know, but i love tv shows and i always dreamt of having a kinda musical moment in my life where everything stops and a big neon sign appears with "previously on ...whatever"