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The Dish is a free-spirited, introspective podcast where my dad and I chat about the world's happenings. As two creatives, naturally there is no agenda.
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Papa Dish came to hang out with me in person today! For the season finale of The Dish Podcast, we played Table Topics with one skip each.
Our thoughts on the rise in lewd content on Twitch. Plus some random stories.
Taking a deeper look at ourselves and answering tough questions.
We took some questions from my community and talked heartbreak, parenting, and frogs.
Dish & Dad reflect on old childhood memories of Disneyland, road trips, and the discovery of a deadly creature hiding in a toy.
In this episode, we talk about the pressures on students in a digital age in regards to focus, mental health & the idea of excellence.
Talking identity, relationships, the idea of soulmates & the latest in Dish's career.
Home improvements, life changes & and appreciation for the essential workers. The Dish is a free-spirited, introspective podcast where my dad and I chat about the world's happenings. As two creatives, naturally there is no agenda.
Talking burnout, work/life balance and more, until Dish gets interrupted with an important email.
Welcome to the very first episode of The Dish, a free-spirited, introspective podcast where my dad and I chat about the world's happenings. As two creatives, naturally there is no agenda. In this first episode, we talk reflections on the year anniversary of the COVID19 lockdown; what we've learned, how we've changed, and what we're looking forward to in 2021. Thank you so much for joining us.
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