Triana Keeps Talking

After a number of messages after the episode "BMI is BS," Triana unpacks various thought processes around a new term approximate to "blog" or "vlog" but specifically for audio.

Another listener reaches out to discuss the contents of the last episode of this "alog". Triana walks to work, along a path that felt more autumnal last year than it does this year.

Triana sounds off about the concept of BMI, analyses her step count across the last year, and resolves to be more physically active, just for funsies.

Triana spends four minutes talking about her new favourite TV show: Japanese series KASSO.

Of course sometimes it's good, but mostly it's just tedious.

Triana shares the news she dropped online yesterday — that she has a date for gender affirmation surgery locked in! If you'd like to donate: https://www.gofundme.com/f/trianas-surgery-fund

Triana arrives home from a ritual on the full moon, and looks back at the objectives her and her friend were working towards tonight.

Triana discusses the differences in style between the major League of Legends esports tournaments each year, particularly the ongoing First Stand Tournament taking place right now in Korea.

After a conversation about what might be considered local at work, Triana explores the thought that "local" extends beyond a physical location.

One full month into this experiment, Triana explores what the difference might be between creating podcast episodes and putting herself out there elsewhere on social media, and reflects on a conversation had with a friend earlier in the evening about time spent getting your content "just right".

It's been more than ten days of 30°+ temperatures, and Triana is at her wit's end.

Triana watched one (1) episode of Gardening Australia today, and was captivated by one of the guests' accent. If you'd like to have a turn yourself: Febulous gardening club Leaf lutter Maaicro-claaaimate in the gaarden There's haaardly a plaaaant I don't liiiike!

Triana reflects on her experience moderating a panel earlier in the day at the first ever Roar Fest.

Triana prepares to moderate a panel on creating opportunities in the music industry at Roar Music Festival tomorrow.

Triana's been having increasingly vivid dreams this past year or so. Tonight, she reflects on what that's been like, and what mapping out the contents of her dreams has revealed.

Triana reacts poorly to a failed job application, then realises why she's reacting so poorly.

Triana logged into Facebook and literally didn't recognise one of her acquaintances.

Triana reflects on the process of selecting which photos from the photo shoot from a week and a half ago become the final set of photos. It doesn't sound like a big deal, but for a recovering perfectionist, making decisions like these can be a challenge.

Triana reflects on a photo shoot she went on in public with her friend on Saturday evening, and remembers one key phrase that could change everything.

Triana receives her first communication from a listener of the podcast. Hold the line.

Triana sits in her car and tries to talk herself into walking into the party at a friend's house.

Standing outside under a sky that is trying to rain, Triana recounts attending a performance of "KAGAMI: Ryuichi Sakamoto + Tin Drum", at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, as part of Asia TOPA.

Pulled over on the side of the road on the way home after work, Triana reflects on the way doing this daily podcast for just two weeks has changed the way she feels about putting herself out there online.

Triana realises, while recording this episode, that she's been fighting her way through writer's block.

Triana looks back at a video shared online today by North American esports organisation FlyQuest, and shares her thoughts on how esports organisations can bring new fans into the world of esports. The video: https://twitter.com/FlyQuest/status/1893722498933387393?t=3a89kN5Jde07Pp1aW5TCsA&s=19