The Bridge to Somewhere: Recent Episodes
Livia
This podcast is about building a bridge within topics that can help bring opposing views to common ground; and also to use the concept of a bridge to connect how things changed from their past, present, and their potential future path. I’ll cover topics such as technology, relationships, money, psychology, culture, and also a little bit of spirituality; where people often disagree, and where we can bridge the separation between people. The world is not black and white. Life can sometimes be unfair. People are nuanced and situations can become complicated. And the technological revolution is upon us. We don’t need more separation. We need a bridge. The bridge to somewhere.Instagram: @thebridgetosomewhereemail: thebridgetosomewhere@gmail.com
Welcome to my podcast ‘the bridge to somewhere’. My name is Livia. I’m an Xennial, East Asian Canadian woman who was born and raised-- and still living in-- Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In my day job, I work in the tech industry. This podcast is about building a bridge within topics that can help bring opposing views to common ground; and also to use the concept of a bridge to connect how things changed from their past, present, and their potential future path. My goal is to hold myself accountable to continually learn how to see different perspectives of issues, and by sharing my journey with you, I hope to help you become a more compassionate person along with me in this journey together.
This episode is about my thoughts on cryptocurrency, and I talk about the talking points of why many people love and swear by it; and the talking points of why other people think it’s just for gullible, impulsive gamblers who like to jump on bandwagons… And then try to bridge the separation to something relatively level-headed.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. I just started my cryptocurrency investment journey less than two months ago. I am still very much in my learning phase. It’s a known fact that cryptocurrency is a highly volatile market and it’s highly recommended to only invest (or gamble, depending on how much of a cynic you are) what you can afford to lose.
Medium article by Dan Hedl, "PoW is Efficient": https://danhedl.medium.com/pow-is-efficient-aa3d442754d3
Coinbase referral link to get $13CAD in BTC: http://coinbase.com/join/AOJDDV?src=ios-link
Crypto.com referral link to get $25USD free in CRO: https://crypto.com/app/abuskgcbjq
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Welcome to my podcast ‘the bridge to somewhere’. My name is Livia. I’m an Xennial, East Asian Canadian woman who was born and raised-- and still living in-- Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In my day job, I work in the tech industry. This podcast is about building a bridge within topics that can help bring opposing views to common ground; and also to use the concept of a bridge to connect how things changed from their past, present, and their potential future path. My goal is to hold myself accountable to continually learn how to see different perspectives of issues, and by sharing my journey with you, I hope to help you become a more compassionate person along with me in this journey together.
This episode is about the concept of “being too chill”. Some people can be very meticulous and OCD about having all their ducks in order, checkboxes all checkmarked, zero clutter in their home, and upholding high standards in every relationship in their lives from family, friends, to life partners. There’s even a label for such a person in a friend group called ‘the chill friend’, which is not to be confused with the meaning of ‘chill’ in the context of ‘netflix and chill’.
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Hey there! My name is Livia. Welcome to my podcast ‘the bridge to somewhere’. I’m an Xennial, East Asian Canadian woman who was born and raised-- and still living in-- Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In my day job, I work in the tech industry.
In this episode, I’m going to talk about confirmation bias-- specifically in relation to social media-- and how it can shape and mold-- dare I say, potentially alter our realities.
I want to give a big shout out to Buzzsprout. I am totally new to podcasting, and when I first set out to do research on how to start a podcast, there was a lot of super helpful content from Buzzsprout. They hooked me up with a podcast website, quickly and easily helped me get listed, provided detailed analytics, gave me tools to promote my episodes, and more. If you’d like to start your own podcast, following the link in the show notes let’s Buzzsprout know that I sent you, gets you a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and helps support my show.
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Welcome to 'the bridge to somewhere' podcast!
This podcast is about building a bridge within topics that can help bring opposing views to common ground; and also to use the concept of a bridge to connect how things changed from their past, present, and their potential future path. I’ll cover topics such as technology, relationships, money, psychology, culture, and also a little bit of spirituality; where people often disagree, and where we can bridge the separation between people.
My goal is to hold myself accountable to continually learn how to see different perspectives of issues, and by sharing my journey with you, I hope to help you become a more compassionate person along with me in this journey together.
The world is not black and white. Life can sometimes be unfair. People are nuanced and situations can become complicated. And the technological revolution is upon us. We don’t need more separation. We need a bridge. The bridge to somewhere.