Mia Khalifa

High Low with EmRata

Sony Music

Self-improvement, Education, Society & Culture

3.6 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 29 November 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Mia Khalifa has a complicated history with the internet. But in recent years she has transformed her relationship to it, not only by gaining more control and ownership over her likeness, but also because she has introduced the world to the funny and thoughtful person she is. This week we discuss sex work, Mia’s relationship to shame, and how she has managed, to use her own words, to continually “fail upwards”. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's something that's...
0:04.5	Whoever they're looking at is not me.
0:09.8	I don't look the same.
0:10.9	I don't think the same.
0:12.0	I am not the same person and I've been able to kind of separate myself from that and
0:16.6	doing so has given me my individuality and my identity back to an extent and it's made
0:22.8	me comfortable enough to talk about things and to kind of be confident enough to move on
0:28.2	and make a career doing things that I'm proud of and creating a life for myself.
0:32.2	Hello everyone.
0:41.7	Welcome back to a new episode of High Low with Emorata.
0:46.9	Today we have on Mia Khalifa.
0:49.4	This is a woman I admire so much.
0:52.2	She was one of the first people I had in mind for coming on the podcast because her story,
0:58.1	her career and how she's taking control over her image and her body is something I really
1:05.4	respect and I'm very excited to have her on today to talk about so many things.
1:11.5	So please welcome Mia Khalifa.
1:25.6	Welcome back to a new episode of High Low with Emorata.
1:56.5	Welcome back to High Low with Emorata.
2:04.5	I'm so excited you're here Mia Khalifa.
2:07.5	Honestly, when I first knew I was doing a podcast, you were one of the first names that
2:12.5	I had and so when you responded to my DM, I was so happy.
2:16.4	I'm so happy you're here.
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