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Just a Dash
Dashka Gabriel
14 episodes
2 days ago
Names help us feel like we belong within our communities, and more importantly, within ourselves. So what happens if that's not the case? What happens when our names make us feel alienated or out of place? And what happens when we reclaim them in effort to feel more at home within our bodies?
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Names help us feel like we belong within our communities, and more importantly, within ourselves. So what happens if that's not the case? What happens when our names make us feel alienated or out of place? And what happens when we reclaim them in effort to feel more at home within our bodies?
Show more...
Personal Journals
Society & Culture
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Just a...Saturn's Return!
Just a Dash
2 hours 14 minutes
4 years ago
Just a...Saturn's Return!
Y'all, we have finally arrived at the end of Season 1 & yes, you can blame my Saturn's Return for the delay. Get an earful of nostalgia as I reminisce on this season and what turning 30 means to me. Plus, I get back to the OG inspiration for the show – asking strangers intimate questions! A special guest also joins me in The Rec Room to chat about Throuple, the movie you'll be highly anticipating post- listen – now go hit play (; Time stamps available below. Word To The W...
Just a Dash
Names help us feel like we belong within our communities, and more importantly, within ourselves. So what happens if that's not the case? What happens when our names make us feel alienated or out of place? And what happens when we reclaim them in effort to feel more at home within our bodies?