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Unstrictly Speaking

Unstrictly Speaking

By: Faleena Hopkins
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 This is my li'l podcast where I'll be sharing self-publishing tips, sometimes singing, usually sharing stories from my life, philosophizing ideas to chew on and...I dunno...identify with?

Subjects tackled may sometimes, often, or never include: the world today (Because what is UP?) how to find happiness (And I dunno, keep it?) How do I do this? (This whole THIS!) Getting over trauma (Because seriously.) Manifesting stuff (Always a fun subject we all care about.) Letting go of the past (Thank God that’s over) Living in the Now (Wait, now? No, now. Now? Yes, Now…I think?)

Welcome to byte-sized ponderings about anything, everything, and maybe even nothing.
✨💛✨Copyright Faleena Hopkins Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Wouldn’t it be cool if…

    Wouldn’t it be cool if…
    Mar 18 2024
    Wouldn’t it be cool if… another episode of the subject. Waze, I saw something cool in the world and thinking it would be cool if we saw Moore. That’s a lot of cool.
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    3 mins
  • Evolution - The Trans & Non-Binary Movement

    Evolution - The Trans & Non-Binary Movement
    Feb 17 2024
    I have trans in my immediate family, LGBTQ in pretty much all of my friends’ families, and in my extended family as well. Here are my thoughts on this, and the future, which I believe is a wonderful evolution.
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    6 mins
  • Part 1 Wouldn’t it Be Cool…

    Part 1 Wouldn’t it Be Cool…
    Feb 15 2024
    It’s only a minute long so you’re gonna have to listen to know what it’s about.
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    1 min

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