First of all, I get to apologize to Mamoudou for something I have done to him MANY times.
We also get into the importance Vitamin D (shoutout Saurin Choksi), we pitch an “IBS Lives Matter” movie made by Ava DuVernay, our love for Tropicana Orange Juice, feeling disconnected from the new generation already, our hype up songs and how we are at our parties.
Mamoudou’s story involves his growth in learning when to take criticism, and how to understand when the criticism is useful and when other people are just trying to insert themselves into his own work. He speaks on not letting the process of getting a project made weather you down or cause you to give up hope.
We talk about staying grounded in a world surrounded by other creative people who live in their own world, maintaining friendships with people outside of our fields, and keeping a relationship with who and what we are.
Prophetically, We talk about how ready we are in the face of an emergency, specifically, how I lack the skills to save myself or any other lives in an emergency!
We get a repeat question from Irene’s episode from the person going to a party where their Ex is, but the conversation is different here and I think that’s a fun and exciting way to show how everybody’s POV brings something different to the table!
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