Under the Covers by Soji & Nat

Welcome back to Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! Today, we’re playing the card game “ReFlex,” where we answer deep questions about our independence of thought, children killing their mothers, and unconditional love.Tune in to hear about our thoughts on different types of love and what they look to us!

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Welcome back to Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! In today's episode, the third and final interview for Souls Without Borders, Hyunjin starts off with questions about So Jung's tattoos and what they mean in relation to their beliefs, views, and self-image. We get deeper into the idea of death, mental health, and body image. TW: suicide, self-harm, ED.

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Welcome back to Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! We continue our conversation from part one with Hyunjin, and a new special guest, Michael. This episode focuses more on the responsibilities and roles we have to our families and comments on Korean society.

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Welcome back to Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! Today is a special episode where So Jung and a special guest, Hyunjin, gets into a deep conversation that starts with a simple, “How have you been doing?” Covering the Hongdae vibes during COVID times, what home looks like to TCKs (third-culture kids), and the different ways we define ourselves, this first part of a semi-interview explores the depths of their souls.

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Welcome back to Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! In this rather spontaneous episode, So Jung’s roommate joins in on the podcast (still drunk) to talk all about the random things that irks us. Expect: hating babies, rappers, minimum wage workers, complacency, mentions of sexual violence, men, and what makes tracksuits cool. Here’s an episode that demands for respect in all things, small-scale and large.

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Welcome back to Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! Today, we get into mental health breaks and how we cope with stressors in our lives. We also talk about finding your own ways to heal and get more into So Jung’s mental health journey so far (and a random story that comes with it). We hope this episode gives you a push to take care of yourself and find self-acceptance.

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Welcome back to Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! In today’s episode, we have a casual conversation about how we understood our sexual and gender identities, and what coming out looked like for us. Also, listen closely for So Jung’s ASMR crunch noises in the background!

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Welcome back to Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! We bring to you an extra-lengthy episode on what disingenuous activism is, both in social media and in real life. Many questions were raised in our conversation, like how we can achieve true allyship, how the social reproduction of the information we consume affects our perspective of the world, and how we’ve attempted to have open and constructive conversations. Let us know what you think about this topic!

Books Mentioned: “How Poetry Saved My Life: A Hustler’s Memoir” by Amber Daw, “In Search Of Power” by Brenda Gayle Plummer

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Welcome back to Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! In this episode, we give an update of what has changed in the last three months of us not recording for the podcast—like Nat’s college life and month-long bender, and So Jung’s moving out process and mental health. We also get more into a conversation on gender and sexuality as a prelude to an exciting future episode!

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Welcome back to the third pre-recorded episode of Under the Covers by Soji & Nat! We talk about our New Year goals and thoughts, then head straight into the a long conversation about the Seven Deadly Sins and how it manifests in us. Through opening up about our emotions—and somehow astrology—we learn ways to overcome our flaws.

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