This episode is about cultural appropriation and culture vultures.

And I was having this powerful conversation on the Wellness Wednesday with Marvette Brito,

who's a branding expert, and Kate Harvey, who wrote a book called Believe It and Behave It,

how to restart, reset, and reframe your life.

And we got into this whole discussion

around Kim Kardashian's new shapeware line,

Camona, which is actually a Japanese garb, but she, of course,

her name is Kim, put Camono in the title and people didn't like it. Well we had a discussion about it

on Wellness Wednesday on the Karen Hunter show. I hope you enjoy it and this episode

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Kim Kardashian who has our new shapeware which I promise I'm going to mention it it's called

kimono and apparently it's pissing people off who are Japanese because

kimono is a Japanese garb it's a particular kind of thing. It literally means kimono means thing to wear on the

shoulders. It comes from the verb kiwu and it's it's the Japanese borrowed it from

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