“You know, you got the general sensation that people were collectively losing their minds.”
In this chapter, we remember Lockdown and take ourselves back to the time when our entire existence seemed defined by the small confines of our homes, amidst what felt like the end of the world.
This is ‘We Know the End’, brought to you by Beaver Sound, and produced by Judah Abraham-Silas and Luis Campos Ferreira.
Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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Sophie analyses the impact of democratising mental health language, and the negative effects of its overuse in self-realisation.
Through her personal experience, Amy shares how ‘self-study’ is a way for us to continue enjoying the thrill of intellectual pursuit outside of university pressures.
Nina analyses social responses to European heatwaves this summer, emphasising the extent to which collective action is urgent and necessary.
