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Tales of soundhounds, artists, architects, filmmakers, environmentalists.

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You really have to listen to every episode of the season to get the full picture.

We've come so far. I've come so far. In the first episode, I realized that saying no

isn't always enough. In the second episode, I realized that being good at setting boundaries

would be something I'd have to practice my entire life. And in the third episode, I went looking

for answers from people who have perpetrated consent reaches, mostly cisgendered men,

mostly my friends. The series brought up a lot of strong emotions for everyone. Everyone on the

team, everyone who listened, people with all sorts of different opinions and experiences.

Hey Heart, hi the heart. Hi Caitlin. Hi my name is Nick. I'm Emily from Vancouver. Hi there.

My name is Catherine and I live in Oakland, California. This is Anna. I come from Tickia, the

most communist state. Hi my name is Sarah and I just listened to the most recent episode of the heart.

For a very long time in my life, I was an absolute fuckboy. I have a son. I have two little girls.

They're seven and ten. And so this is having me think a lot about the conversations.

I want to have with him as he grows up. He's only ten now.

When no does mean yes. I would say no. But I would mean yes.

How do we view ourselves as all-flod? Do you know everyone has the potential to be the

basic blow job guy like and also all good people? Like how does this stop?

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