Let's Analyze It
Tiago Rodrigues da Costa
"Let's Analyze It" comes to life with the intent of promoting the audience's inner thinking by challenging perceptions on freedom and society issues at large. Together with experts, Tiago's goal is to analyze notions that many people take for granted. While looking at freedom, for example, people usually don’t consider many points-of-view, and analyzing really means considering many points-of-view. Only by doing that, we attempt to find common ground.
Follow the podcast's page on Instagram @analyzepodcast.
For any contact regarding the podcast, please address it to info@tiagocosta.media.
Support the work that I'm doing by sending some love through PayPal.me/tiagorodriguesdcosta.
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