Let’s reflect on the notion and possible illusions of equality among genders. What can equality look like? What do we actually want? This discussion is not restricted to dating, family, or other “isms.”
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Let’s discuss the continued perceived gap between education and employment or training and career trajectory. Who is responsible for this gap? Do we need to edit school curriculum or industry criteria or both?
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In this episode of the Curious and Cultured podcast, we discuss language and linguistics, focusing on how they possibly influence globalization, cultural enhancement, and delusions. How are metrics used to measure the intelligence and achievements of others through language? How does language enhance or hinder how we navigate expressing ourselves with others?
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Let’s talk about the fear of being seen. What is the source of imposter syndrome? How do we navigate identifying this fear and balancing it? In this episode of the Curious and Cultured podcast, we share our reflections and experiences with this fear.
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Did you know there is a distinction between creativity and artistry? Let’s discuss the shift in the value of creativity as individuals and in the workforce. In this episode, we reflect on creativity in our lives to encourage you to let yourself take ownership of your creativity and explore your artistry.
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Are you in your villain era? Are you waiting for a hero to rescue you? How do you think, if at all, superheroes have influenced your moral compass?
In this episode, we discuss and reflect on the concept of villains and heroes in fiction/ fantasy and how they reflect reality in history and our lives. We share how that connects navigating morals, values, and boundaries that may not be as black and white as heroes and villains portray.
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Dagny Zenovia 