Small Worlds

What's the difference between active listening & listening? How do you set yourself up in positions to receive? What urges come up when someone is sharing a story with you?

How would you describe your sense of style? What would you pinpoint as the origins//inspiration for your style? How can your sense of fashion correlate to your day-to-day mood?

Would you still do what you loved if no one was watching? What drives us to pursue what we claim as our passions? Is it for the true essence of the passion itself? Or is it for other people?

How can we find healing through nostalgia? What do we have stored in our nostalgia vault? Where can we pick out current trends that are replicating slept-on cultural pieces from history?

How would you describe the feeling of showing up as whole? Who brings the best out of you? What spaces do you feel like push you to constantly code switch?

What are some of your most played tracks throughout your life? Are there moments those tracks hit different? In this episode, we explore the constant essence of love & the art of music framed around the tracks we've listened to as adolescents to this present moment.

How would you describe your relationship with silence? What does it mean to simply just "be"?  

How do we navigate moments of overthinking? How can we pinpoint catalysts for some of the stress and fear we may face day-to-day?

For episode 2 of small worlds, we take a dive into exploring the questions: How can we find love in the mundane? How do we currently romanticize the concept of love? 

On this first official episode of small worlds podcast, Yanni unpacks the complexities of love by bridging the wisdom of Mac Miller, the teachings of bell hooks's "all about love," and my lived experiences. What does it mean to love? Follow my homie Julianne on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/julezgemz

Welcome to the small worlds podcast, inspired by Mac Miller. This podcast is designed to explore frameworks of love, purpose, and connection. This pilot episode lays out the context of this project & a little background to who I am. IG: @yanni_tsunami