exploration of forgotten,

ancient studies lost their value, the voice,

navigating humanity through materialistic world,

sharing the rules how to prevent your soul being sold.

saving the world

mixtape for episode 1: https://soundcloud.com/evagumileva/pt-4-official-amplyfyign-voices?si=6d1ed4d8125d4823aeb19879f502dafa&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Starting from Irish politics, me and my new guest, Patrick, are discussing the topics of autism, asexuality, therapy, anti-vaxxers. How does autism affect sensory and social aspects? When do you need to be blunt in expressing your opinion and boundaries and who’s worth that energy input? How do you get over the problem you have identified but unable to deal with? Gender tangling with asexuality. Us being in the closet of unable to self-express our desires. The closet of lacking bluntness in ourselves. Let us lead you through the path of another genuine blunt conversation.

In this episode my friend H begins his story about the squatters group that invaded the house he was looking after. The fight for the space, the feeling of being a stranger have provoked conversation about the enlightenment and journey we take inwards to discover our true priorities and desires. But could we lose that pathway by being distracted by renaissance mindset where we are trying to find our only love to get away from everyone. Or distracted by the money accumulating objects with high value and no purpose but showing the power? What is the value in concentrating on likes and amount of followers when digital world can be temporal and disappear at any point? Is it a representation of who you are? Who you are? Let’s share our realisations that can be enlightening and inspiring for some.

In this episode creatives have collected together to cover all sorts of topics touching on how ADHD arises due to human’s brains disagreeing with societal system and why weed can improve concentration; discussing mushrooms micro-dosing, manifestations & sex party scene in London vs Berlin. By sharing our thoughtful widely branching out conversation, we hope everyone will hear something they can relate to and engage with. We create content for people to engage with, don’t we? Or maybe it’s just an excuse to have authentic conversations with your friends. High conversations. Let us take you on this journey.

In this episode we are discussing the podcast Under The Skin with Russell Brand - #164 Genetic Revolution (with Bruce Lipton). Science is seen as black and white - it’s either one theory is correct and representative or another. Bruce Lipton claims “our cells are conscious and adapt after sensing the environment” in contrast to cells randomly mutating as proposed by Darwin. However, Ada takes a different turn and talk about the objective of science to always learn, rather than searching for a definite truth. While Evelina was inspired by the idea of conscious cells to encourage us to trust the universe and follow your intuition. Let us share our realisations. 

This episode contains an uncut audio recording from the conversation with Akira, the man who is practicing walking backwards. How can you implement consciousness and being in the present moment? Why humans are not creatures of habits and why is it important to be able to drop your identity and beliefs in order to be more like a "human"? And why walking backwards can help with that? Touching on how we disconnected ourselves from the nature and getting more stuck in the "matrix" of habits and definitions, we discuss that even death is a definition, that everyone defines for themselves. 

In this episode, Evelina and Madeleine dissect romantic relationships and all the complications that come with them. How do religion, complex PTSD, insecurity and gender roles affect how we view and engage in relationships? Why do women often have to teach their male partners how to be emotionally mature and intelligent? How do we overcome past trauma, jealousy, and unhealthy or codependent patterns? As usual during any BLUNT GIRLS podcast, they take a detour by talking about the stigmatisation of shitting and other natural, human body things. But they also discuss many ideas and visions for alternative relationship models including non-monogamy, friendship as the base for any relationship and "parallel partnership".

In this episode, Evelina and Madeleine dissect romantic relationships and all the complications that come with them. How do religion, complex PTSD, insecurity and gender roles affect how we view and engage in relationships? Why do women often have to teach their male partners how to be emotionally mature and intelligent? How do we overcome past trauma, jealousy, and unhealthy or codependent patterns? As usual during any BLUNT GIRLS podcast, they take a detour by talking about the stigmatisation of shitting and other natural, human body things. But they also discuss many ideas and visions for alternative relationship models including non-monogamy, friendship as the base for any relationship and "parallel partnership".