On this episode of Planet Sinclair I talk about the #FreeBrtiney movement, the current process behind Britney Spear's conservatorship, what a conservatorship entails, her stance on the past 13 years, and how the most recent judge ruling has nothing to do with the most recent hearing (AKA, the media are using clickbait tactics, and in other news, water is wet). 

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Let us Praise Badass Women! 

On this episode of PSP, I talk about the heroic death of 22 year old Senior Flight Cabin Manager/ Model, Neeja Bhanot, and how her quick thinking enabled her to courageously save the lives of more than 340 people.  

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On this episode of Planet Sinclair, I take some time to reflect on my current mental health struggles, with conversations mostly covering anxiety & tinnitus. 

*TW* Mental health/ anxiety/ stress. 

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Helplines

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This episode, I talk about how Piers Morgan, unfortunately a person of whom is a prominent voice and major influence for both Twitter boomers and some of the right, has recently been dethroned from his most recent hate spreading platform after receiving backlash on his harmful, obsessive comments, with regards to Meghan Markle and her struggles with mental health. 

TW: There are conversations about mental health and suicide in this episode, if this is not for you, please do not listen. 

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On this episode of Planet Sinclair, I read over the interview that FKA Twigs had with Elle with regards to her abusive relationship with former partner, Shia LaBeouf. 

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Chances are, you follow a social media influencer. What do they represent for today's society - are new age social media influencers a positive representation and a step forward for marketing strategies, or can they be viewed as problematic? Stemming from this, my question for you is: Are social media influencers actually toxic, or are you just following the wrong people?

Topics in this discussion include an analogy of a social media influencer, how long they've been an avid talking point, why I think influencers are often incorrectly compartmentalised, how sex is still a prominent marketing technique, why I love being an avid consumer of influential social media presences and recommendations to ensure you have a healthy experience whilst consuming social media content. 

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This episode of Planet Sinclair, I ~attempt~, to break down the current situation with regards to the people of Reddit playing the Wall Street elite at their own game into a easy-to-digest discussion. 

Topics include a rundown of the current situation, the concept of 'shorting' within the stock market along with the process behind hedge funds, how the subreddit r/wallstreetbets have used these methods to their advantage, how Wall Street are now calling foul on the situation and why the people of Reddit want to keep this momentum going. 

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This episode, I talk about my somewhat eventful experience with passing my driving test at the later than usual age, of 25. 

Topics include,  why I decided to give up when I was 17, how I've managed to get around over the years and my feelings towards that, how Covid19 complicated and delayed the whole process, how sometimes in life things don't necessarily feel the way you'd expect them to and my sudden realisation that I'm not appreciating the present moment as much as I should be. 

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The incompetence of our government is astoundingly embarrassing. 

On this episode, I talk about the current situation with regards to the dire looking children's free school meal packages, the vote against providing free school meals to children, who is held accountable (spoiler alert, it's the Tories), the amazing efforts made by Marcus Rashford and how important it is to take this ineptitude into account during our next General Election. 

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A lot of lessons have been learnt this past year, but it's good to think about behaviours and ideologies that should really be left in 2020. 

Topics in this discussion include how 'be sure you check in on your friends!' culture can be toxic, how internalised misogyny isn't cute, how you shouldn't compare yourself to others when there is only one you, how '10 signs you have anxiety/ depression' posts typically lead to incorrect self-diagnosis and how self-improvement isn't the be all and end all. 

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