Welcome back to Normalise Not Knowing! On Normalise Not Knowing, we want to break down the barrier of having conversations about sustainability. We feel that many people are too afraid to have these conversations because they might not know enough or are afraid of cancel culture, and we want to change that! We are so excited to be interviewing Zara Seidler and talk about the intersection of news and politics and how she manages to have healthy political debates with her 96-year-old grandma... enjoy!
Welcome back to Normalise Not Knowing! On Normalise Not Knowing, we want to break down the barrier of having conversations about sustainability. We feel that many people are too afraid to have these conversations because they might not know enough or are afraid of cancel culture, and we want to change that! We are so excited to be interviewing Bridget Hustwaite to talk all things endometriosis, presenting at Triple J, and the intersection of gender and sustainability.
Welcome back to Normalise Not Knowing! On Normalise Not Knowing, we want to break down the barrier of having conversations about sustainability. We feel that many people are too afraid to have these conversations because they might not know enough or are afraid of cancel culture, and we want to change that!We are so excited to be interviewing Maddy Macrae to talk about all things comedy, sustainability and whether or not Shein is in fact evil.
Welcome back to Normalise Not Knowing! On Normalise Not Knowing, we want to break down the barrier of having conversations about sustainability. We feel that many people are too afraid to have these conversations because they might not know enough or are afraid of cancel culture, and we want to change that! We are so excited to be interviewing Sarah Davidson (Spoonful of Sarah) to talk all things startups, influencer culture and sustainability.
Welcome to the first episode of Normalise Not Knowing! On Normalise Not Knowing we want to break down the barrier of having conversations about sustainability. We feel that so many people are too afraid of having these conversations because they might not know enough or are afraid of cancel culture and we want to change that!