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Oh This WorldS3E4: Activism for IntrovertsIn this episode, we dive deep into "Activism for Introverts" with Rachel Carneglia. We explore how introverts can meaningfully engage in activism despite potential discomfort with traditional organizing methods. Rachel shares her personal journey as an introvert navigating community activism, discussing the internal struggles introverts face when called to action and offering practical strategies for involvement. Whether you identify as an introvert or not, this conversation provides valuable insights on balancing personal comfort with community engagement during critical times. Rachel also highlights the appeal of behind-the-scenes community organizing for those who prefer less public-facing roles....2025-04-0739 min
Oh This WorldS3E3: Resistance ReaderIn this episode, I’m joined by my friend Kavita Patel to discuss Resistance Reader, an evolving online document filled with resources for informed activism. When I first shared it with Kavita, the list had about 25 links — a week later, it had doubled. This rapid growth reflects how much we’re learning and adapting in this moment.Our conversation dives into media literacy — the ability to assess information critically — and why it’s crucial now more than ever. We explore questions like:How can we decide if a resource like Resistance Reader is credible?What’s the...2025-03-1144 min
Oh This WorldS3E2: Your Personal Activism PlanThis episode, let's talk about going to protests alone, and creating a personal activism plan!Protests and Safety When Going Solo Here are ideas for staying safe: - Try to connect with someone attending in advance. - Park a few blocks away for an easy exit if needed. - Observe who else is heading toward the protest. - Take note of counterprotesters—how many, how organized? - Pay attention to law enforcement’s presence and interactions. - If anything feels off, trust your i...2025-02-2522 min
Oh This WorldS3E1: Let's Go On A Media DietWelcome to Season 3 of Oh This World! This season is all about action — asking tough questions, challenging old playbooks, and pushing beyond reaction into purpose-driven activism.
Today, we’re diving into media diets — how we consume news, manage emotional spirals, and stay informed without burning out. If you’ve been doomscrolling or feel overwhelmed by constant updates, it’s time to curate your news intake.
Key Takeaways:
🔹 A good media diet balances awareness, emotional regulation, and action.
🔹 Cut down on excessive sources — stick to a mix of breaking news, investigative journa...2025-02-0325 min
Oh This WorldS3E0.5: We're baaackIt's been almost 5 years since this podcast debuted. Our lives have changed. Oh, this world continues to change! Obviously.
In Season 3, let's catch up, get current, and figure out crucial next steps to maintaining sanity in this wacky, upside-down world.2025-01-2102 min
Au cœur de l'histoireENTRETIEN - Comment les reines accouchaient-elles ? Avec Stanis Perez.Sous l’Ancien Régime, le corps des reines et des dauphines possède une dimension publique et sacrée. Ce corps politique doit engendrer l’héritier du Roi et, ainsi, assurer la continuité de l’Etat. Rapports sexuels et menstruations sont commentés, anéantissant les frontières de l’intimité. Jusqu’à l’accouchement, auquel de nombreuses personnes assistent, le corps de la Reine est constamment mis en scène.Pour parler du déroulement des grossesses royales et des rituels qui les accompagnent, de Marie de Médicis à Marie-Antoinette, Virginie Girod reçoit l’historien Stanis Perez. Coordonnateur de reche...2024-11-2320 min
Very Necessary DecisionsBrittany Antoinette | Founder of the Idea Girl & Not So CEOBrittany is the Founder of The Idea Girl a boutique design practice for fashion, beauty, and wellness brands. Specializing in brand strategy, Since 2017, Brittany has worked alongside bright-eyed founders to take their business ideas out of notepads and get them onto shelves. With helping launch over 100+ brands and campaigns for startups and major figures, her work has helped clients acquire retail placement and press by the likes of Sephora, West Elm, Urban Outfitters, Macy’s, Vogue, Forbes, and many more. She wishes to further her mission through Not So CEO, a creative business school for founders and creatives to lea...2024-08-241h 17
Lights Out Library: Sleep DocumentariesThe World's Most Famous Diamonds | Story for Deep SleepTonight, on our way to sleep, we explore stories related to famous diamonds. These include the Hope Diamond and its supposed curse, the story of the exceptionally big Cullinan Diamond, from which the famous Star of Africa comes, and a dive into the mysteries of the Versailles court in pre-revolutionary France with the Affair of the Diamond Necklace (a scandal surrounding a magnificent necklace and Queen Marie-Antoinette). So get cozy, and prepare for a good night's sleep. Listen ad free and get access to bonus content on our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LightsOutLibrary621 Wel...2024-05-261h 03
We Should Know This... PodcastLesson 5 - Marie Antoinette / The Headless Horseman - Episode 11Send us a textIn today's lesson, we put our heads* together and learn about things we should really know about. Do we stan Miss Antoinette? Are we against her??? Let us know!Be sure to follow us!TikTok: @wskt_podcastInstagram: @weshouldknowthisYoutube/@wsktpodcastweshouldknowthis.buzzsprout.comSponsors:Cultura Trading Cowww.culturatradingco.comMartinez General Serviceshttps://linktr.ee/martinezgeneralservices2023-11-2252 min
In Clear FocusHispanic Heritage Month Special with Miguel ZarzuelaIN CLEAR FOCUS: Marking the final episode of this season, Bigeye insights intern Miguel Zarzuela hosts the podcast, examining the complexities of US Hispanic identity. Miguel explores the history of Hispanic Heritage Month and engages in lively conversation with special guests Dr. Antoinette Perez, Andrea Diaz, and Romulo Zuzunaga. Hear how to avoid common stereotypes and misconceptions, and learn how brands can authentically market to and connect with the diverse US Hispanic community.2023-10-1728 min
Jeff Omega MixesFinest Flavors Mix Pt 1 (Light Side)Here is part 1 of a fresh drum & bass mix I recently recorded. Started things of with a collection of top notch liquid d&b vibes... enjoy!!
Tracklist:
Skylark & The Caracal Project - Sahara (Original Mix)
Monty - Direct Sense
Calyx & TeeBee - Warehouse Days
Rueben - Apathy
Monty, Visages - Black Shield
Kublai, Note - Landscapes
Hugh Hardie & Phaction - Got U Wrong (feat. Javeon)
DJ Hybrid, Becca Jane Grey - Offline
Unglued feat. Esther Durin - Way Back When (Halogenix remix)
GROUND - Digital Meditation
Col3trane - Marie Antoinette (Rueben Bootleg)
Charli Brix ft. Data 3 - Let It...2022-05-121h 03
Beyond SolitaireEpisode 76 - Zoe Antoinette Eddy on LARPing and Cultural AppropriationThis week has both a special guest and a bonus appearance from a friend of the show! Jason Perez of Shelf Stories joins me in a conversation with Zoe Antoinette Eddy, an anthropologist who studies LARPing communities in the Northeast. LARP Article: https://www.mdpi.com/2076-0787/9/4/143/htmBeyond Solitaire is now proudly sponsored by Central Michigan University's Center for Learning Through Games and Simulations, where learning can be both playful and compelling. Check them out here: https://www.cmich.edu/colleges/class/Centers/CLGS/Pages/default.aspxBIG NEWS: CLGS is now d...2022-04-111h 22
Oh This WorldEp. #11.5: Living Through the Texas FreezeIn a bonus episode, Antoinette and Lucas talk about their own experiences during last week's Texas freeze, how the state got into this situation, and where we go from here. To assist those still recovering, you can find a list of volunteer opportunities in Austin here.To share your own story or thoughts, we're on Twitter @OhThisWorldPod or call us at (702) 907-RAGE. We may share your message in a future episode. This episode was recorded on Monday, February 23, 2021.2021-02-2533 minOh This WorldEp. #11: A Therapist On Being a Good Citizen, ft. Jason Sugg!In our season two finale, we talk to local activist and therapist Jason Sugg on what his work has been like the last four years, what he expects going into the future, and how we can be good citizens in 2021. We also close out discussion of our most recent OTW Book Club selection, GOOD CITIZENS by Thich Nhat Hanh; Lucas goes on one final TX21 rant; we talk about what we're watching and reading during this trying time; and offer a quick preview of season three. We'll catch you in a few weeks. In the meantime, let us...2021-01-201h 01Oh This WorldEp. #10: Holiday Grab Bag and 2020 in Review (Ugh!)We recorded this special episode Christmas Day to talk about the stories that stuck with us from this strange and hideous year, and to offer our best-of-2020 recs for Coping with Our Tizzies--the books, music, movies, etc. that helped us get through this mess. Among the writing we reference on today's show, you can find Katherine Morgan's essay "White Rage, White Guilt" from Bitch Media here, and Jessica Bennett's NYT piece, "What if Instead of Calling People Out, We Called Them In?" here. As always, hit us up...2020-12-2748 minOh This WorldEp. #9: We're Back!, A Good Old Fashioned Rant, Good Citizens, & More!On today's episode we discuss Texas Monthly's annual Bum Steer of the Year, which they gave to the Texas Democratic Party, Lucas goes on an old-fashioned rant about gerrymandering, and we dive into this month's OTW Book Club choice, Good Citizens, by Thich Nhat Hanh. You can read the Katherine Morgan essay from LitHub, "About That Wave of Anti-Racist Bestsellers Over the Summer...", which we chat about briefly at the end of the episode, here.2020-12-2339 minOh This WorldEp. #8.5: Oh This Mid-Sized World -- 2020 Continues! / Election Wrap-UpAntoinette and Lucas talk Texas and national election results. To listen to the OTW interview we mentioned on this episode with newly elected State Board of Ed member Rebecca Bell-Metereau, listen to it here.This episode was recorded Thursday, November 5, 2020. 2020-11-0628 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E13: #ACNH Gets Spooky!In the second part of our finale episode, we catch up with four more guests from the season, who've returned to detail the shifts and changes on their own tiny islands.
First up is RyanFTW, a well-known ACNH streamer and content creator on Twitch and YouTube. Those of you who have watched Ryan for months know a lot about what's changed for him the past few months, so if you want to hear new thoughts and experiences you haven't heard on his streams and videos, you'll just have to listen to this podcast episode. LOL Spoiler alert...2020-10-3146 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E12: Ingenuity And Resourcefulness In #ACNHFriends: I apologize to the 9 or so of you who downloaded the first live mix of this episode, which was technically the third mix. It was still messed up. I re-cut the audio mix two more times, and GarageBand foiled me over and over again. I think I have finally tricked the whole system of Zoom --> GarageBand --> Anchor into giving me an episode that doesn't make me cringe. If you did listen to the first mix and think it sounded like a conversation with Satan, try downloading this new one and you should be set. Kind of...2020-10-2355 minOh This WorldEp. #8: OTW Smorgasbord -- There's Energy in Texas, Y'all!! / Teacher Lies, Ctd. / A Lucasian Hate ReadOn today's episode, Antoinette and Lucas check in with each other two weeks before the election. We talk early voting, the energy in Texas, and what voters need to do to flip the state. We also call attention to two recent election-related interviews: our conversation with Rebecca Bell-Metereau, the Democratic candidate for Texas State Board of Education, District 5, and our talk with Mathew Ruberg, DigiDem for the Wendy Davis campaign, who offers essential info on relational organizing in #TX21. Check them out! The time to get involved with both of these campaigns is now. We...2020-10-2139 minOh This WorldEp. #7.5: Oh This Small World -- An Action You Can Take Now to Make a Difference in November!This week a caller to our RAGE line asks an important question about relational organizing. With only a few weeks until Election Day, we turn to an expert: Mathew Ruberg, DigiDem for the Wendy Davis for Congress campaign here in TX21. Mathew takes us through what relational organizing is, how it works on the Davis campaign, how to get over awkward feelings about talking politics with your friends and neighbors, and more. Ready to get started reaching out to your contacts to flip this district? Join one of Mathew's virtual office hours to get going...2020-10-1410 min
Game of GroansEp. 19 - S02E09 Blackwater w/ Antoinette PerezThis month on Game of Groans, Emily is joined by Antoinette Perez from Oh This World to talk about Episode 9 of Season 2, Blackwater. They discuss favorite characters so far, Shae taking unnecessary risks, Romeo and Juliet, how real magic is in this world, a smug Stannis, lame sword names, bird imagery and melodrama being a Lannister trait. Additionally, Emily notices Sansa changed her hairstyle, Antoinette explains the purpose of a scene, and Emily thinks that Daenerys was going to show up to the battle. New episodes every month, the next episode is coming November 10th. M...2020-10-131h 04
Tiny Island DiaryS1E11: Gender and Identity in #ACNH w Jae LinThis week, we welcome Jae Lin (they / them), who is ready to answer my many questions about and generally discuss the experiences of gender and identity in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Jae is Programs Manager at the new Games and Harassment Hotline, a text support hotline for anyone who makes or plays games.
We spent much of our time exploring several aspects of the safe haven that so many of us enjoy in ACNH, which is a reprieve for those of us for whom IRL can feel risky, because of our gender, race, or gender expression. In A...2020-10-121h 03
Tiny Island DiaryS1E10: Accidental Accessibility of #ACNH w/ SuperBlindMan Brandon ColeI was inspired to think more about how accessible Animal Crossing: New Horizons is -- and isn't -- after a blind friend downloaded Pocket Camp and found it virtually unplayable. ACNH is not Pocket Camp, and I couldn't begin to estimate how much better ACNH is for low-vision and blind gamers. I wanted to hear about playing ACNH from someone who is blind.
Enter Brandon Cole, a multi-hyphenate content creator (Twitch streamer, YouTuber, and podcaster), and accessibility consultant to gaming companies. Brandon says ACNH falls into a category of "accidentally accessible," due to its rich library of a...2020-10-0742 minOh This WorldEp. #7: A Winnable Race That You Need To Know About, ft. Rebecca Bell-Metereau!Today we sit down with the Democratic candidate for the Texas State Board of Education in District 5, Rebecca Bell-Metereau. We talk about why Rebecca is running, how you can help, and how the decisions the State Board makes affect everyone, in Texas and across the country. For more on Rebecca, or to get involved with her campaign, visit her website. Have thoughts or questions about today's episode, about politics and activism generally, or want to share the actions you're taking to win in November? Call our RAGE line and...2020-10-0652 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E9: #ACNH Fantasy And Illusion w/ Sarah VinesI'm thrilled this week to interview Sarah Vines, one of the first people to engage as a listener with this podcast. Finally getting to talk with her in real time, as opposed to leaving comments and tweets for each other, was easy, and it comes through in the conversational nature of this episode.
We dissect Sarah's specific "found items" take on cottage core, discuss her serious anticipation of Halloween and pumpkin growing, and engage in literal potty talk... there's no better phrase for comparing the many types of bathroom fixtures that the game sends to us in...2020-09-2953 minOh This WorldEp. #6: Phonebank Frenzy / "Lies My Teacher Told Me"We start today's episode with a caller to our RAGE line, which kicks off a conversation about the highs and lows of phonebanking and what we're doing to flip Texas blue in November.The majority of our show this week is dedicated to our OTW book club selection, Lies My Teacher Told Me by James Loewen. We talk about the book, how we teach history in America, and why it matters. The NPR piece on Trump's ridiculous and ahistorical 'Patriotic Education' plan is here.As always, we...2020-09-2854 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E8.75: #ACNH Villager Parting Is Such Sweet SorrowAnother week, another scheduling conflict, and another bonus episode for you! I'll just get to my final question in this bonus episode: How do you nurse your woe when a beloved villager leaves? Give me your advice. I'm in Sad Land about my latest villager switch-up and would prefer to feel less sad soon. Tell me your best advice on Twitter, Instagram, or through email! I need it!
I expect we will be back on track with the interview-length episodes you've come to expect by next week, but let's just see what 2020 has yet in store for...2020-09-2208 minOh This WorldEp. #5: OTW Grab Bag -- The Rage Line Is Open, RBG, White Fragility Wrap-UpOn today's episode we discuss the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and its implications, listen and respond to our first Rage Line callers, and offer final thoughts on "White Fragility" by Robin DiAngelo.We also unveil our OTW Book Club selection for the next month: Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong, by James Loewen. In addition to talking about the book, we'll be speaking with teachers, candidates and others about education in Texas, the upcoming State Board of Education races, how we...2020-09-2145 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E8.5 Bonus: Queen Alexandra's Birdwing Is #ACNH BaeEight full episodes into the first season of Tiny Island Diary, I present to you the first bonus episode. It's brief, and there's no guest interview. But I share some thoughts and ask lots and lots of questions.
Before all that though -- let's remember that eight finished episodes means eight excellent interviews. So I've recorded a brief set of ICYMI suggestions, spotlighting each of the first eight episodes based on... wait for it... your villager personality preferences. Which means if you enjoy your smug villagers most, I will match you up with episodes already available for...2020-09-1411 minOh This WorldEp. #4: White Fragility in Media, ft. Angela de Joseph!This week we're joined by Angela de Joseph to continue our discussion of white fragility in progressive spaces and to explore how the media covers women of color and race generally. Angela is an Emmy-nominated filmmaker, health advocate, and the founder of Women of Color Roar Media. Learn more about Women of Color Roar Media here, and follow them on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. You can read Angela's op-ed on Kamala Harris in The San Diego Union-Tribune here. And don't forget, if you have thoughts or questions on today's show, any of...2020-09-141h 16Oh This WorldEp. #3: White Fragility in Progressive Activism, ft. Alexander Montalvo!After two weeks apart, Antoinette and Lucas reunite to discuss the news and recent forays into activism. (To see the recent Statesman story that drove Lucas straight up the wall, go here). For our main topic today, Antoinette interviews Fort Worth native Alexander Montalvo, a longtime volunteer, advocate and activist, about white fragility in progressive activism, as our OH THIS WORLD book club continues. It's a wide-ranging and thought-provoking conversation so tune in, and, after, share your thoughts on our new call-in line: 702-907-RAGE. We'll air your reactions to the issues Antoinette...2020-09-081h 12
Tiny Island DiaryS1E8: #ACNH Deep Thoughts w/ Kelly GrieseThis week's guest, Kelly Griese, is the Senior Investor Education Coordinator with the Indiana Secretary of State. You might think that we spent the whole episode talking about the blog post she wrote for Indiana MoneyWise Matters called, "The Economics Of Animal Crossing." But that was just a small part of the total conversation, because it turns out Kelly is an avid gamer. And while she has only been playing ACNH for two months, her island design and knowledge of the game suggest that she is really. into. Animal. Crossing. Which makes her a *perfect* guest for this podcast!2020-09-071h 00
Tiny Island DiaryS1E7: The Wonder And Surprise Of #ACNH w/ AnnabelleOur guest this week has been in the ACNH world since May, and in the world in general for just seven years now. Annabelle is our youngest guest so far, by far, and her favorite game is Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Her game play has remained untainted: she's never played the game with anyone else who's playing it (meaning she occasionally gets help from Mom & Dad, neither of whom play ACNH), so she isn't influenced by anyone or anything. She hasn't taken dream tours of other islands and gotten impatient to turn her island into a tribute to Disneyland...2020-08-3141 minOh This WorldEp. #2: Chipocalypse 2! How TX21 Candidates Have Responded to COVID-19, & Why the GOP Is Desperate to Change the SubjectIn this special episode, Lucas looks at how Wendy Davis and Chip Roy - the Democratic and Republican Congressional candidates in TX21 - have responded to COVID-19, and the strategies Rep. Roy and other Republicans are using to distract from their failures to lead during this pandemic.For a timeline of how the candidates responded, including screenshots from social media and links to the articles referenced in this episode, go here.2020-08-311h 03
Let's Talk ReformDrugs, People, and Policing with Maritza PerezIn Episode 3, Riya Dange and Antoinette Charles tackle drug criminalization policies with Maritza Perez, the Director of the Office of National Affairs at the Drug Policy Alliance. They explore how current drug policies disproportionately target people of color and discuss Maritza’s work confronting the issue through legislative advocacy. As you listen to this episode, consider: what might change if we framed drug use as a public health issue instead of a legal offense?
For more information about the Drug Policy Alliance, see: https://www.drugpolicy.org
To read the DPA’s open...2020-08-2627 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E6: #ACNH For Completionists w/ Rusty RielsThis week, we hear all about guest Rusty Riels' tiny island. Rusty is possibly the guest (so far) whose natural approach to #ACNH seems the most familiar to me: he's task-oriented and a self-professed "completionist," so earning badges for 5,000th bug and fish caught were particularly sweet (and we discuss tips for finding the elusive giraffe stag). And Rusty plays for the total escape from adult and pandemic life -- wear what you want, do what you want or don't, it's OK to not socially distance, no pressure and no expectations.
We discuss the irony of our...2020-08-2447 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E5: About Time: Time Travel, #ACNH in Pandemic Times, and DLC Ensuring Future Play Time w/ Jazmine DudleyJazmine Dudley, content creator at YouTube's PrettyBrown&Nerdy and the podcast Nerd Talk, lifelong gamer, and AC player since the original Animal Crossing, joins us this week to talk about our favorite popular game, Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Those of you who've played every AC installment since 2002 will recognize, as Jazmine does, Nintendo's efforts toward diversifying character skin tone, hair styles, and facial features. And you also know, as in most diversity and inclusion work, there's more to be done. Jazmine is our first guest who time travels, so if you're like me and new to the...2020-08-1748 minOh This WorldEp. #1: All the Bad Whites (Fragility, Supremacy, Privilege, Wine) -- plus, introducing our call-in line!Welcome to Season Two of OH THIS WORLD!This season, we're focused on the big picture: for the rest of 2020, we'll be dedicating each month to an urgent issue facing Texas, and America. We'll interview activists, thinkers and citizens about how to engage on the biggest challenges facing the country. And we'll spotlight a book at the start of the month that will help inform our discussion going forward.But this isn't just a book club between our two hosts and our guests. We also want to hear from you, which is why...2020-08-171h 13
Tiny Island DiaryS1E4: The Thrill Of The #ACNH Hunt w/ RyanFTWThis week, we welcome guest RyanFTW to Tiny Island Diary. Ryan is a popular host of both a Twitch TV channel and a YouTube Channel and is known for his laid-back and family-friendly Animal Crossing: New Horizons content. As an early-morning player myself, it's especially soothing to watch videos where the 5 a.m. music and morning routine are familiar!
In this episode, Ryan and I discuss pretty much every aspect of his widely viewed villager hunt videos, dissect how valuable ACNH is for the mental health of grown-ups around the world, and hear a tip for how...2020-08-101h 02
Tiny Island DiaryS1E3: The Dark Side of #ACNH w/ Dr. Emily Flynn-JonesWhat happens when you mash up Animal Crossing: New Horizons with Law & Order: Special Victims Unit? You'll find out in this dark and delightful episode of Tiny Island Diary with Dr. Emily Flynn-Jones, creative director of indie game development firm Killjoy Games.
Inspired by a piece by Gabby DaRienzo, Emily discusses unique ways in which our tiny islands give us space to mourn in this very strange time. But wait, there's more: ACNH is versatile enough to create an entire world of, say... witchcraft.
Taking ACNH to dark places makes sense when you add up s...2020-08-0357 minOh This WorldSeason 2 Is On Its Way!Antoinette and Lucas give a preview into Season 2 of OH THIS WORLD, coming August 2020! 2020-07-2809 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E2: #ACNH is All Pun and Games w/ Ash HallSeason 1 continues with guest Ash Hall, for whom #ACNH is a welcome reprieve from heaviness in their personal activism, professional work, and the pandemic-influenced world at large. Ash and I met as progressive activists and community organizers in Austin, Texas. While Ash has been a generous collaborator, patient teacher, and steady guide in our activism, it is a bonus to share a fondness for Animal Crossing and to see their values cultivated on their tiny virtual island.
In this episode of Tiny Island Diary, we explore the psyche of grouchy villagers, marvel over the accuracy of wardrobe...2020-07-2742 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E1: Sable Is The Real Hustler of #ACNH w/ William ShipleyThe first season of Tiny Island Diary starts strong and sweet, like guest William Shipley, a violinist and violin teacher near Boston, MA. I met William a few years ago on Instagram, and we recently discovered our mutual appreciation for #ACNH.
In this episode, he shares how #ACNH offers safe escape during COVID times, what it was like to celebrate a pandemic birthday on his tiny island, and why Sable is the true OG hustler. I start to realize how popular my villager Sherb really is, and we hear from William how different it is to evaluate R...2020-07-2039 min
Tiny Island DiaryS1E0.5: TrailerTiny Island Diary is a new weekly podcast that celebrates the sweet virtual life of Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Making happy moments while a pandemic rages around us is a requirement of modern life, so if you also delight in finding a vampire squid on your midnight swim, and cradling that arapaima with all the love in your heart, you've found your podcast.
Tell us what you enjoy most about ACNH this week on Twitter or via email.
We will back back next week with a guest and a full episode! Subscribe and join us.2020-07-1402 minOh This WorldEp. #38: Weekend Grab Bag (Season 1 Finale!)In our final episode of season 1, we take a look at the week in numbers, talk about what we learned and what surprised us during this inaugural Oh This World season, and share our recs for what we're listening to, reading and watching to stay grounded in this unsettling time.The Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center dashboard is available here. You can read the Kyle Swenson story on the origins of the dashboard in the Washington Post. The Texas Tribune has more on coronavirus...2020-07-0343 minOh This WorldEp. #37: Chipocalypse Now!Lucas read every single one of his far-right Congressman's tweets for a year. On today's episode he talks about why he did it, what he learned, and how citizen-activists across the country can use those lessons.Before we dive in, Antoinette follows-up on Monday's Confederate monuments episode with a story from the UK via Smithsonian Magazine. Then Lucas offers nine lessons he learned from following Rep. Chip Roy on Twitter for a year, and how citizen-activists outside of TX21 can use those lessons in their own districts....2020-07-0159 minOh This WorldEp. #36: Confederate Monuments are Finally Coming Down. Now What?On today's episode, Antoinette explores ideas that museum curators, journalists and historians have proposed for what to do with Confederate monuments after they've been taken down. After a brief follow-up on disinformation and social media nonsense, Antoinette leads us into our main topic, starting with examples of controversies over monuments and street names (and more street names) here in Austin. You can find the 2015 University of Texas report on campus statuary that we discuss on today's podcast here.Guiding the rest of our...2020-06-2955 minOh This WorldEp. #35: Weekend Grab BagWe start our grab bag episode, as we do each Friday, with a look at the week in numbers, and the numbers aren't good, especially here in Texas. After reopening too quickly and without adequate testing, Gov. Greg Abbott is now backtracking: closing bars he once allowed open, but still refusing to make masks mandatory. Over at Living Blue in Texas is a useful timeline of the governor's (non)-response to the pandemic. Don't forget: many Texas cities, like Austin, were handling COVID-19 responsibly ...2020-06-2658 minOh This WorldEp. #34: Does Consumer Activism Work? (plus: a disgrace in #TX21)Today we look at consumer activism: what is it, does it work, and what actions can we all take to hold businesses accountable for their policies?Before we dive into our main topic, Antoinette educates us on the origins of the term "cancel culture," we briefly dive into the recent Shack Shake conspiracy theory, and we look at an important new resource for Austinites: free COVID-19 testing. We then turn our attention to the meltdown currently happening in Chip Roy's office in #TX21...2020-06-2452 minOh This WorldEp. #33: The Pandemic Is CanceledToday Antoinette leads a wide-ranging discussion on political accountability and the conservative obsession with "cancel culture."First, an announcement: our first season of OH THIS WORLD wraps in less than two weeks, on Friday, July 3rd! We'll be off for the rest of July and back in August with S2.A few quick follow-ups from previous episodes: Antoinette recommends a recent Roxane Gay column and revisits the question of who *can* fire the police chief, Lucas relays a disturbing story out of #TX21, and we look at...2020-06-2252 minOh This WorldEp. #32: Weekend Grab BagEvery Friday, we take a look at the week in numbers and offer our recs for what to read, listen to and watch to stay grounded during this unsettling time.To help us understand the numbers for the week we turn to the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, as well as this Texas Tribune piece on record hospitalizations in Texas. (One correction: when discussing Hays County numbers of late, Lucas meant to say that the GOP has touted that no one under sixty has died, not over).2020-06-1948 minOh This WorldEp. #31: Down-ballot Frenzy!Today we look at the importance of some of the elected offices that get less attention during election season, talk about why they're important in 2020, and what you can do to get involved.To start, we review the importance of the Texas House and State Board of Education races in November, then turn our attention to the justice system. For more on the importance of electing progressive DAs, check out this NBC News piece. For some of the challenges facing progressive DAs who have been elected, read...2020-06-1748 minOh This WorldEp. #30: Beyond Slacktivism - Effective Social Media ActivismOn this episode, Antoinette takes us through her own evolution in thinking about social media activism, explores the pitfalls of the online life, and unveils her strategy for using social media effectively.Before we jump into our main topic for the day, a few brief follow-ups from last week: we look at the latest on attempts to hold the Austin Police Department accountable, and offer final thoughts on Kerbey Lane-gate. One essential way for Austinites to make your voices heard when it comes to the police: ...2020-06-1651 minOh This WorldEp. #29: Weekend Grab BagThis week, we have a bevy of follow-ups, as well as our weekly recs for what to watch, listen to, and read this weekend to stay grounded in this unsettling time.We start with a look at the Coronavirus numbers. They're not great, particularly in Texas, where the governor's premature reopening and GOP aversion to basic public health measures is leading to an uptick in cases. Here in Austin, we're in our fourth straight day of triple-digit numbers of new cases. Wear a mask...2020-06-1350 minOh This WorldEp. #28: In the Middle of a Global Pandemic Is It Necessary For Me To Also Care About The Texas State Board of Education? (Sadly, Yes).Today Lucas leads a wide-ranging discussion about how the Texas State Board of Education wields significant influence over how history is taught both in Texas and across the country, why it matters, and what we can do about it. First, Antoinette has a follow-up to recent conversations about defunding the police, and Lucas explains why he'll no longer be eating at Kerbey Lane (and encourages listeners to do to the same).In the first half of their conversation, Lucas and Antoinette explore two separate but related issues...2020-06-1051 minOh This WorldEp. #27: Making Anti-Racism Every Business' BusinessOn today's episode, Antoinette leads us through the steps we can all take as consumers, employees and business owners to make sure businesses are keeping anti-racism at the forefront of their agendas. First, we get a quick correction on the (less-wonderful-than-they-first-appeared) unemployment numbers from last week, and Lucas suggests Austin listeners head over to Grits for Breakfast for an update on a couple of Austin City Council resolutions related to policing that will be considered this week. (Call your council members!)Then, Antoinette uses a recent NYT piece on the ...2020-06-0849 minOh This WorldEp. #26.5: Oh This Small World - ATTN: White People, Pt. 2In this mini-episode, Lucas addresses white people who are supportive of the Black Lives Matter protests but still get skittish when they hear "defund the police."You can read a copy of the 1928 Koch and Fowler "Master Plan" for Austin here (the part Lucas references is on p. 57, or view a screenshot here). For more on Austin's freedmen communities, check out the Austin History Center.This bonus episode was recorded on Sunday, June 7, 2020.2020-06-0808 minOh This WorldEp. #26: Weekend Grab Bag, ft. Matt Oliver!Activist and musician Matt Oliver is our special guest today to talk about relational organizing. Before Matt joins us, we give an update on the coronavirus numbers for the week. Cases continue to rise faster than ever globally, while the unemployment rate has dropped. Another number to report: five. That's how many Texas GOP county leaders have shared racist Facebook posts and/or racist conspiracy theories this week.Next we turn to the protests in Austin, and the Austin Police Department's...2020-06-0552 minOh This WorldEp. #25: Call Your People In!After a week of especially horrible police brutality against black Americans, many white allies are showing up for the first time on the shores of Activist Island. Help them dry off, warm up, and find ways to be productive citizens in this new place.Before we dive into the heart of the episode, we explore whether or not our Congressman here in TX21 is a fascist (hint: he wants American soldiers to turn on American citizens), and look at a minor flare-up on social media this week after constituents...2020-06-0351 minOh This WorldEp. #24: Reaching Beyond the Echo Chamber in a Time of CrisisIn this time of pandemic and upheaval, what are the dangers of living in an echo chamber? Are there benefits? How do we break out of them?On today's show we look at all kinds of echo chambers--from ideological to racial (specifically white people only hearing other white voices)--and their many perils. Among the resources we chat about that are worth checking out: are this Forbes piece on figuring out whether you're in a social media echo chamber, and this NPR piece on how that may...2020-06-0147 minOh This WorldEp. #23: Weekend Grab BagWelcome to our weekend grab bag, where we follow up on stories from throughout the week and talk about what we're listening to, reading and watching to stay grounded in this unsettling time.As always on Fridays, we start with a look at the numbers from both a public health perspective and an economic one. Here in Texas, Thursday saw the "largest single-day number of new coronavirus cases"; 2.2 million Texans have filed for unemployment since the COVID-19 crisis began.Next, we look at the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, the...2020-05-2942 minOh This WorldEp. #22: Gaslighting!In our second episode on combatting disinformation, Antoinette helps us understand the extremely pervasive use of gaslighting from the Trump administration and their allies. We start by explaining what gaslighting is, and Antoinette and Lucas talk about if they've experienced gaslighting on a personal level, in their own lives.Then we expand the conversation to cover the country: what happens when the whole of the United States is being gaslit by the President and his cheerleaders in Congress and in the far-right media? How can we prepare...2020-05-2744 minOh This WorldEp. #21: Why Aren't We Collectively Mourning?Today we look at why we aren't mourning COVID-19 deaths collectively, as a nation, why collective mourning is important, and what we can do about it. First, we look at a couple of articles that may be of interest to OTW listeners: an NPR story evaluating the risks of various summer activities, and a piece from the NYT on erosion of trust in the government (wonder why!)For our main topic we start with the cover of Sunday's New York Times, which featured the names and short d...2020-05-2550 minOh This WorldEp. #20: Weekend Grab BagWelcome to our weekend grab bag, where we follow up on stories from throughout the week and talk about what we're listening to, reading and watching to stay grounded in this unsettling time.We start with a look at the numbers: from both a public health perspective and an economic one. The news here in Texas is especially grim, as the state has played fast and loose with the numbers on testing. In addition, over one million Texans have likely, according to the...2020-05-2354 minOh This WorldEp. #19.5: Oh This Small World - Business Leaders and The Myth of the Middle GroundIt's never been American business custom to speak openly about politics. But when business leaders who are progressively minded do speak up, I want truth! I want resonance! I want to feel what they're saying in my bones!That's not what we usually get, though. And today I'm calling in my business leader people. Stop imploring us to all just find a way to get along politically. That might work if we were playing by the same rules, but it turns out we aren't even playing the same game.2020-05-2105 minOh This WorldEp. #19: Expanding our Political ImaginationThe COVID-19 catastrophe has highlighted major problems in America that existed well before the pandemic did, from a broken health care system to vast (and rising) inequality. But what if out of this crisis came the chance to create big change? Today our focus is on expanding our political imaginations and beginning to think about what a post-pandemic America should look like.First, a quick follow-up, as Antoinette gives us an important update on vote by mail in Texas. Next, we jump into our main...2020-05-2052 minOh This WorldEp. #18: Our Government Isn't Holding Corporations Accountable. Can We?Today, Antoinette does a deep-dive into how we can hold corporations accountable for their actions in the COVID-19 era.Before we leap into the corporate world, Lucas looks at the latest ways Republicans are distorting information to distract from their own incredible unpreparedness on Coronavirus. He points to recent Republican insistence that red states shouldn't be "responsible" for blue states when, in fact, blue states are the ones who usually subsidize their red counterparts. (The Dave Weigel tweet he references during this mini-rant can be found here). He also...2020-05-1851 minOh This WorldEp. #17.5: Oh This Small World - No One Is Coming To Save UsGOP voter suppression efforts in Texas continue their slog. It would be nice to not think about this for a day, but since we can't do that, let's turn our frustration into action and step up for every Texan. Texans, please make two calls on Monday to fight for our voting rights:Gov. Greg Abbott -- 800-843-5789Secretary of State Ruth Hughs -- 512-463-5555After you get to the person who's going to take your message for Gov. Abbott and then SOS Hughs, say this short script:2020-05-1605 minOh This WorldEp. #17: Weekend Grab BagWe start our Weekend Grab Bag with some follow-ups on stories throughout the week, including an update to our disinformation episode. Lucas points to two stories related to his Oh This Small World mini-episode addressed to his fellow white people: a disturbing piece from the New York Times about armed "protesters" in Texas, and an article on the cancellation of the legislative session in Michigan. For listeners - especially white listeners - interested in further exploring how whiteness and white supremacy influence every aspect of American life, Lucas recommends Debby Irving's...2020-05-1653 minOh This WorldEp. #16: Disinformation: we can't avoid it, so now what?On this episode, Antoinette and Lucas explore the disinformation that bad actors are spreading about coronavirus, and what all of us can do to combat it. We start by looking at the differences between misinformation and disinformation, and recount our own experiences falling for, or dealing with people who have fallen for, false material. We also recommend this must-read Twitter thread from Andy Slavitt on how the Trump administration will try to discredit scientists in the coming days and weeks. Next we explore the debunked "Plandemic" video...2020-05-1352 minOh This WorldEp. #15: How Can We Treat Our Essential Workers as if They're Actually Essential (Which They Are)?In today's episode we look at what types of work are considered essential, how we treat our essential workers (spoiler: poorly), and what all of us can do to support America's essential workforce.Before diving in, Antoinette calls attention to an A+ video about vote-by-mail from TX-10 Democratic candidate Mike Siegel, and Lucas gives an update on the never-ending Dallas hairdresser saga, now revealed to be (predictably) a stunt. We also take listeners through TX-21 Rep. Chip Roy's latest embarrassing meltdown/plea for campaign donations, this one...2020-05-1150 minOh This WorldEp. #14: Weekend Grab Bag, ft. The Mocktale Hour!For our weekend grab bag we're joined by special guest Sunny Merry, co-host of the The Mocktale Hour, a new podcast "for the sober-curious and the alcohol-free." Before talking to Sunny, Antoinette follows up on her social distancing bonus episode with news of changes to the rules for visiting certain Austin parks, and she and Lucas discuss Lucas' message to his fellow white people from yesterday. Next, Sunny Merry joins OTW to talk about her new podcast, The Mocktale Hour. Sunny helps us explore sobriety in this...2020-05-0842 minOh This WorldEp. #13.5: Oh This Small World - ATTN: White PeopleHours after the Texas Supreme Court ordered the hairdresser who broke stay-at-home measures released from jail, Lucas has a brief message to share with his fellow white people.This episode was recorded on Thursday, May 7, 2020.2020-05-0805 minOh This WorldEp. #13: How Can We Communicate Effectively with the Other Side? (& is it even worthwhile?)A wide-ranging conversation about how to talk to people we disagree with and if that is a worthy goal in the first place. First, Antoinette gives a quick update on yesterday's vote-by-mail episode, calling attention to this helpful explainer from the Mike Siegel (TX-10) campaign, and Lucas revisits Texas AG Ken Paxton's 2014 Pen-gate incident and offers a poignant mea culpa about something he said on yesterday's show. Some essential context for our show today is understanding the way the GOP has used...2020-05-0649 minOh This WorldEp. #12.5: Oh This Small World - Keep Your Distance!When state and local orders on public safety no longer align, confusion is an expected outcome. And folks who have been itching for a "return to normal" might see this confusion as a convenient excuse to make individual decisions that risk everyone else's health. Even if you and I stay the course by adhering to safe public health practices, people we know and care about might not. And we must call in our people.This mini-episode was inspired by a recent story in the Austin American-Statesman, "Austin parks crowded Saturday after statewide stay-at-home order lifted," and a...2020-05-0505 minOh This WorldEp. #12: Vote By Mail: Why We Need It, How to Make It HappenAntoinette and Lucas explore why making vote-by-mail accessible to all is so important in the age of COVID-19, and what we need to do to make it happen.Before diving into mail-in voting, we introduce a new feature: Oh This Small World, occasional five-minute bonus episodes we'll release on days we don't record. You can check out the first one here.We also have a special call to action for our friends in #TX21. On Wednesday, May 6, Rep. Chip Roy - who failed to advocate for ramped-up testing in Texas2020-05-0443 minOh This WorldEp. #11.5: Oh This Small World - Cover Your Trap!On days when we don't record, expect the occasional mini-rant or quick call to action from Antoinette or Lucas. Today, on this second day of Texas' partial "re-open," Lucas has a thing or two to say about masks and our elected officials (hint: cover your trap, Congressman!)The original story that provoked this mild rage, "Restaurants open, and Chip Roy takes his family for Tex-Mex," by Jonathan Tilove, appeared in the Austin American-Statesman on May 1, 2020.This bonus episode was recorded deep into the evening of Saturday, May 2, 2020.2020-05-0305 minOh This WorldEp. #11: Weekend Grab BagEvery Friday, we follow up on our previous episodes from the week, and talk about what we're doing to stay grounded in this unsettling time, including sharing what we're listening to, reading and watching.Today we start with follow-ups on recent segments about writing letters to the editor; the partial Texas "re-open," which begins today; and playing the political long game. You can find Lucas' recent letter to the Statesman here.Antoinette and Lucas next explore those things we've started doing...2020-05-0140 minOh This WorldEp. #10: What the Heck is Greg Abbott Doing? And How Can We Respond?Antoinette and Lucas look at Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to allow some businesses—including restaurants and malls—to re-open at 25% capacity on Friday, why that’s bad for workers and for business owners, and how we can respond.First, Antoinette catches us up on her own activism this week, highlighting a Zoom meeting she participated in between her Congressman’s constituents and one of his staffers, and we discuss the highs and lows of grassroots activism, which is now more important than ever. (Lucas would also like to note th...2020-05-0145 minOh This WorldEp. #9: Save the Post Office!, Part TwoToday Antoinette takes us on a deep-dive into the history of the USPS, a vital American institution in financial peril. She focuses on the wild 2006 law that, in addition to COVID-19, has been the reason for many of the post office's recent troubles.Before jumping back into USPS-land, Antoinette and Lucas first discuss the big Texas news of the week - Gov. Greg Abbott is allowing various businesses, including restaurants and malls, to open at 25% capacity on Friday - and ask of the governor the age-old question: #WhereAreTheTests? We'll...2020-04-2944 minOh This WorldEp. #8: How Do We Get Out the Vote in November When We Can't Get Out?In this episode we explore what each of us can do to secure Democratic victories at all levels in November when we can't engage in many of the activities - like canvassing - that we would be doing if not for COVID-19. First, Antoinette and Lucas reminisce about a few beloved Austin institutions that have been forced to close as a result of coronavirus - and more specifically because of the GOP failure on testing - and how this relates to 2020.Next, we take a look at the ...2020-04-2843 minOh This WorldEp. #7: Weekend Grab BagEvery Friday, we'll follow up on our previous episodes from the week, and talk about what we're doing to stay grounded in this unsettling time, including sharing what we're listening to, reading and watching.Today we started with an update from yesterday's episode on testing, and talked about how there is so little moral leadership in our country that the tremendous toll the coronavirus has taken here - 50,000 Americans are now dead - is not being treated with the seriousness this dark moment deserves.We also re-visited the ...2020-04-2536 minOh This WorldEp. #6: Where Are The Tests?Today's episode is about how we know when it's OK to "re-open" society, and what we can do to make sure it's done safely (hint: we need more tests). First, Antoinette and Lucas explore the GOP's war on experts, and how misinformation has made it difficult for many Americans to know where to turn for basic facts. With what we know about COVID-19 changing every day, who do you trust?Then, we jump into what we do know about...2020-04-2428 minOh This WorldEp. #5: Astroturfin' USAIn recent days, the GOP has tried to paint small protests against stay-at-home measures as a mass movement. In this episode, Antoinette and Lucas look at who's behind these rallies, what they're hoping to accomplish, and what we can do about it. After Antoinette gives a quick update on last episode's Maskapalooza, we jump into an exploration of astroturfing: when events organized by political operatives or other outside forces are made to appear as if they've bubbled up from the grassroots. There's ...2020-04-2326 minOh This WorldEp. #4: Maskmaker, Maskmaker (Make Me a Mask...!)In Austin, as in many communities around the country, we're now required to wear a face mask or clothing covering whenever we leave the house. In this episode, we do a deep-dive into all things mask-related, starting with Antoinette's initial attempts to make masks from home and a Lucasian mini-rant about mask-wearing as a patriotic act.Then we jump into the nitty-gritty, highlighting a must-see video making the rounds that delves into why masks are important and what they...2020-04-2124 minOh This WorldEp. #2: Won't You Be My Neighbor (From Six Feet Away)?In this episode, Antoinette and Lucas riff on how we keep time in these uncertain times, before launching into an exploration of mutual aid networks. These are grassroots groups, operating online, that match people looking for support (elderly folks in need of grocery delivery, for example) with volunteers ready to lend a hand. A recent NYT story on mutual aid networks can be found here. Come for the heartwarming story of mutual aid, stay for a Lucasian mini-rant on...2020-04-2021 minOh This WorldEp. #3: Is There a "Right" Way to Get Groceries?In a functioning democracy, our state and federal leaders might use their platforms to educate Americans about how best to handle and consume food during Coronavirus. They might even dispel misinformation on the topic. But that is neither the Texas nor the America we live. In this Texas, in this America, it too often seems like we're all on our own. So today, Antoinette and Lucas consider those questions and others in a food-themed episode.After reminiscing about the first instructional food...2020-04-2021 minOh This WorldEp. #1: Save the Post Office!In our inaugural episode we discuss the uncertainty, anxiety and frothing rage that Coronavirus - and our government's response to it - has provoked, and of our desire to take concrete action to hold our leaders accountable. Across America, there's no shortage of ways to get involved, and that's doubly true here in Texas, where Democrats have a real chance to win the Texas House and flip key Congressional seats, including in Antoinette and Lucas' home district, TX21.Next we jump into why the United States...2020-04-1930 min
Classroom Q and ALong Term English Language Learners: How Do We Support Them?Who are long term English language learners? What contributes to their extend classification as ELLs? What unique needs do these students have and what strategies can we use to support them? Antoinette Perez has more than ten years of experience working with English Language Learners of all levels, including extensive experience with international and adult learners. She has worked in California and Georgia at schools with high percentages of ELs, which motivated her to obtain TEFL certification. Aubrey Yeh is the Coordinator of Language Arts & Humanities in the East Network, overseeing art, music, theatre, dance, PE, health, world languages, social s...2019-12-2710 min
Storiavoce, un podcast d'Histoire & CivilisationsLe Corps de la Reine : représentations, situations, fonctions.Caricaturée, moquée, traînée dans la boue, Marie-Antoinette n’inspire plus le respect à la veille de la Révolution. Les estampes, les dessins et les pamphlets montrent une reine ayant perdu toute dignité et sombré dans le déshonneur. Imprimées et distribuées, ces caricatures circulent dans les couloirs de Versailles tout comme dans les rues mal famées de la capitale. L’obscénité et la trivialité des propos, sont d’une violence rare. Le corps de la reine, dégradé, souillé, est devenu objet de moquerie. Pendant ce temps, Louis XVI propose la figure d’un roi abdiquant peu à...2019-11-1454 minStoriavoce, un podcast d'Histoire & CivilisationsLe Corps de la Reine : représentations, situations, fonctions.Caricaturée, moquée, traînée dans la boue, Marie-Antoinette n’inspire plus le respect à la veille de la Révolution. Les estampes, les dessins et les pamphlets montrent une reine ayant perdu toute dignité et sombré dans le déshonneur. Imprimées et distribuées, ces caricatures circulent dans les couloirs de Versailles tout comme dans les rues mal famées de la capitale. L’obscénité et la trivialité des propos, sont d’une violence rare. Le corps de la reine, dégradé, souillé, est devenu objet de moquerie. Pendant ce temps, Louis XVI propose la figure d’un roi abdiquant peu à...2019-11-1454 min
The Persistent EntrepreneurAntoinette Perez - Conversation on Culture and Vision: The unspoken way we behaveAntoinette Perez, 13yr Keller Williams Realty Master Faculty, trainer and teacher discussing Culture and Vision in the business environment. The leader's standards and expectations determine the culture of the organization! "As a leader we must model the behavior we expect!" Antoinette Perez Culture is the unspoken way we behave. The code of conduct in our business. STEPS TO CREATE CULTURE • Read books on culture • Identify who you are • What do you want your company/team to represent • Understand vision and mission • Hire a design brief 2016-06-0227 minThe Persistent EntrepreneurAntoinette Perez - Conversation on Culture and Vision: The unspoken way we behaveAntoinette Perez, 13yr Keller Williams Realty Master Faculty, trainer and teacher discussing Culture and Vision in the business environment. The leader's standards and expectations determine the culture of the organization! "As a leader we must model the behavior we expect!" Antoinette Perez Culture is the unspoken way we behave. The code of conduct in our business. STEPS TO CREATE CULTURE • Read books on culture • Identify who you are • What do you want your company/team to represent • Understand vision and mission • Hire a design brief 2016-06-0227 min
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