It was really interesting because there were moments in it where I looked back at certain parts of my life when I was younger.

It was such an affirming thing to do because it was so rare that I looked back at those moments in such a kind of like open way to myself. So I was talking about certain

women that I had been with or I was interested in, but instead of like in my head being like,

oh, do you remember that person? I was writing down the experience and it was vividly bringing it back and it just brought back all these like vivid feelings as well. And it was like I had like kept it in so deep that as I wrote it just kind of

started coming out of me more and more.

You are listening to made of human also known as the mau, a podcast hosted by Sophie Hagen, who is a Danish comedian.

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but it turns out nobody knows mopah

nobody knows mopah first I'm going to just quickly apologize for the background noises. It is a mix of my dog drinking water like he's never had it before. The way he drinks he has a lot of flesh around his

nose and mouth and he will just put his entire head into the bowl of water and just sort of go

and then I hope that water enters his throat. It's very loud if you could hear that, I do apologize.

Also, I think my upstairs neighbors are doing some kind of Irish dance of some sort.

And third of all, that is, this one's my fault, there is a roast in the oven because I will be celebrating is a big word, spending Christmas on my own due to, I don't know if you've heard of it this global pandemic so I am practicing

making Christmas food. Oh hello again if you can hear, that was my dog sniffing my crutch.

So that's that.

Now, I am excited to bring to you this episode with Sharon Dallywall.

She is this incredibly inspiring, intelligent, hilarious queer Southeast Asian woman who runs and has founded

Okay listen she has founded developed and she now runs it the UK's leading South Asian magazine, Burnd Rutti, which is a platform for young

creatives to showcase their talent, find safe spaces and destigmatized

topics around mental health and sexuality amongst others.

I mean, a dream. She is a dream. There's a word for it but it's French and I can't pronounce it. So I'm just going to try

Entropaneur. That's embarrassing, isn't it? But that is what she is.

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