We are living in the middle of a global pandemic—imagine what it's like when it's over. How will things change? Will we happily return to the pre-pandemic utopia, will we carry with us traumatic memories and indelible scars, or will certain things stay unchanged?
In this episode, Kim and Hà Trang takes turn to discuss works that share the theme of dystopia: poem "Requiem" by Deborah A. Miranda, a beloved professor and poet at Washington and Lee University where Hà Trang spent her three years of college, and extracts from Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.
