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cannibalism? and rural fantasies

High Brow

High Brow

Society & Culture

4.8671 Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2023

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

In today's episode, Mina talks about how to launder your clothes, the ethics of wearing clothing made of human hair and also eating your friend's leg, urbanites cosplaying as farm girls (guilty), and the history of the dude ranch industry.

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READING LIST
How often should you wash your jeans? Levi’s CEO settles debate 
Clothing Poverty: The Hidden World of Fast Fashion and Second-Hand Clothes by Andrew Brooks
Studio Zsofia Kollar — Human Material Loop
Victorian Hair Jewelry | Rosenberg Library Museum
Why the Internet Isn’t Fun Anymore | The New Yorker
TW: there are photos of the leg This Guy Served His Friends Tacos Made from His Own Amputated Leg
Foraging Classes, Wellness Yurts, and the Agritourism Fantasy 
Romancing the West: Dude Ranching in Wyoming | WyoHistory.org
The History of Dude Ranches
How often should you wash your jeans? Levi’s CEO settles debate
The strange history of the dude and the American West | Aeon Essays

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello, hello, welcome to highbrow. I'm your host, Mina, how are you all doing? I hope you're doing well. Oh, I don't know why my

0:23.7

voice just cracked there. I'm like, I hope you're doing well. I'm not doing well. No, I'm actually doing

0:28.8

really well. I posted for like the first time in a while on YouTube, which was, which is always so

0:35.2

scary. I've been doing this job for like three years and for some reason like every time I'm about to post a video I like get the

0:41.8

shivers and I'm like oh my god like no one's gonna click on this video and it's always

0:47.8

just my anxiety talking because ultimately there's always at least one person who clicks

0:53.0

and that is my mom. Hi mom. I got some really

0:58.8

good comments on my video though and I feel like taking that extra amount of time for myself

1:05.3

and to really think about like what I'm interested in talking about that has really served me. I think I've

1:12.1

said this before but just like as of recent I noticed myself kind of gravitating towards topics

1:17.8

that I know people want to hear about. And a lot of the times those topics are not particularly

1:25.7

topics that I'm like super super passionate about. They're topics that I have an opinion on or they're topics that I think are not particularly topics that I'm like super, super passionate about.

1:29.0

They're topics that I have an opinion on or they're topics that I think are interesting.

1:32.6

But I think there's like a difference, right?

1:34.4

There's like a scale, a spectrum, if you will, of topics that I think are interesting versus

1:39.1

topics that I am like truly obsessed with.

1:42.8

And for this past video, I was truly obsessed with what I was talking about,

1:48.0

with what I was like researching. And I think because of that, like I just had a lot more fun with

1:52.7

it. And regardless of the performance of the video itself, I'm really happy with it. And I know it's like

1:58.9

a video that I enjoyed making. And's like a video that I enjoyed making and it's a video

2:03.0

that I will look back on. It's probably my video, my most favorite video that I've made to date,

2:09.6

which is a big deal because I've made like 102 videos now. So thank you all for your support

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