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Ava thought the great tragedy of her life would be getting stuck in a dead-end office job, but reality looks even grimmer when she goes on an ill-fated hike with two of her co-workers. Meanwhile, spiralling after a disastrous falling-out with her mercurial best friend, Savannah retreats to her parents' empty lake house in upstate New York. Her days blur into a hazy swirl of clinically concerning overthinking and alcohol – until she chases her nightly bottle of wine with an Ambien and wakes in the woods behind her house next to a dead body.

Mother and daughter duo Sara Van Tuerenhout and Rosalinda Mendez do weekly breakdowns of Reality TV shows from The Real Housewives to 90-day fiancé and everything in-between!

Mother and daughter duo Sara Van Tuerenhout and Rosalinda Mendez bridge the generational and cultural divide to discuss politics, mental health, growing up, and more.

Welcome to FEEL SEEN Podcast — conversations across photography, fashion, visual arts, film, curation, and contemporary image-making. We speak with artists and industry leaders about the realities of building and sustaining a creative career today—sharing insight into creative growth, professional journeys, and the evolving landscape of visual culture. Through honest and thoughtful dialogue, FEEL SEEN explores how creative work is shaped, developed, and experienced. Ready to Feel Seen? Book a Session at https://feelseenspace.com/sessions Youtube: @feelseen-space Instagram: @feelseen.space

"A slippery page-turner that's as profoundly beautiful as it is totally unhinged." —Rachel Harrison, New York Times bestselling author of Play Nice and So Thirsty "Intense, irreverent, surprising, raw." —Natalia Theodoridou, author of Sour Cherry An emotional, electrifying, and darkly...

Das fossile System bröckelt. Ein Klima ohne Krise ist in Reichweite. Was es jetzt braucht: dass wir endlich unsere Abhängigkeit von CO2 verlernen – und zwar in allen Bereichen unseres Lebens. Denn das Treibhausgas steckt nicht nur in Gasheizungen und den Tanks unserer Autos. Es hat sich fest in unseren Vorstellungen von einem guten Leben eingenistet und bestimmt unseren Alltag: was wir morgens anziehen, warum wir arbeiten und wie wir abends essen.