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The Bones Of Society

The Bones Of Society

By: Roy
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The Bones of Society started when I realized most of my thoughts were not even mine. They belonged to a society that handed them to me and expected me to carry the weight like it was natural. I wanted things I never chose. I felt sad about goals that were never mine to begin with. So I started pulling everything apart.

I stripped the layers off until all that remained were the bones. The real structure underneath the noise. This podcast comes from that place. A place where I question the beliefs I inherited, the pressures I absorbed, and the roles I stepped into without thinking. Sometimes an edible helps me see it clearer, but the work is the same. I am trying to understand what is actually mine and what was placed on me.

If you have ever felt that same heaviness, this is where we unpack it. This is where we look at the bones.

\Earl Wright Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Relationships Social Sciences
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