In this episode, we go from Rooz's broad assumptions about class, to digging deeper into how our parents' ideology has shaped us. Along the way, we talk about learning how to freak dance, and other high school formal stories we'll never live down.
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In this episode, we go from Rooz's broad assumptions about class, to digging deeper into how our parents' ideology has shaped us. Along the way, we talk about learning how to freak dance, and other high school formal stories we'll never live down.
An amazing, wide-ranging conversation with Nickon's sister, Katayoon! She shares how her experience growing up differed from her brother's, and her point of view on how we internalize messages around beauty and self-worth. We also talk about the narrow definition of success in our culture and... elephant farts.Here's the Maz Jobrani Census PSA I bring up in the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgoLjFJ0rVg
Immigrant Kids
In this episode, we go from Rooz's broad assumptions about class, to digging deeper into how our parents' ideology has shaped us. Along the way, we talk about learning how to freak dance, and other high school formal stories we'll never live down.
