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Who Hurt You?

Public Speaker Maryam Pasha - TEDx, fatness and dealing with baggage

Who Hurt You?

Sofie Hagen

Depth, Conversation, Comedy Interviews, Interview, Activism, Female, Comedy, Fat, Mental Health, Chat, Health & Fitness, Self-help, Feminism, Society & Culture

4.81.3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2020

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Sofie talks to Maryam Pasha about TED X London, navigating attitudes around fatness, psychology, friendship, wealth, living in lots of places, imposter syndrome, curation, creativity, and dealing with past baggage.


Trigger warning – coronavirus, fatphobia, imposter syndrome, online harassment, judgement, OCD, sex, unhealthy relationships, bullying, exclusion, homophobia, sexuality, sexism, gender policing, war, religion, racism, death, therapy, mental health issues


Artwork by Justine McNichol

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Produced by Dave Pickering


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0:00.0

I call this my like grand daddy gremlin it his he is the you're not good enough

0:06.9

gremlin and he spawns all the other gremlins but they can all be traced back to him

0:12.1

and so it just fed that feeling of not feeling good enough.

0:15.6

You are listening to Made of Human,

0:18.2

also known as the whole part, a podcast hosted by Sophie Hagen who is a Danish comedian

0:26.3

Mowahad trying to find out how to do life

0:37.0

But it turns out nobody knows mau Hello, thank you for listening. I am in I'm in a good mood because I'm actually

0:48.9

really excited about today's guest. I shouldn't say I'm actually really excited as if I'm not usually

0:54.1

excited but it's a special one I think. Mary M. Pasha is the curator of

0:59.8

London no TEDx London and TEDx London women.

1:05.2

She is an extraordinary person and she is so,

1:10.2

I mean you get to hear her, you get to hear her talk in a bit so I don't want to give too much away but she's a friend of mine apart from being this incredible person and I've learned so much from her this is one of the

1:25.2

things that I have learned from her the most most important thing I've learned from

1:28.6

her so when I met her a few years ago and I must have met her when she booked me to be on TEDx London women where I did, if you Google

1:39.2

like TEDx London women, Sophie Hagen, this, my set-ex talk is up there.

1:44.4

And well, now I'm feeling like I must have known her before that, but maybe I don't.

1:48.6

Anyway, it's not the point.

1:49.5

The point is, when we were getting to know each other, she would make a lot of sort of

1:54.5

bit self-deprecating sarcastic jokes about how she was going to make herself

2:01.9

my friend and she just really wanted to be friends with me

2:05.2

and she was going to force me to be friends with her and it was sort of like it was funny

2:09.1

but it was sort of also just that and this is what I learned. I learned that people don't always know how

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