When Your Heart Falls Out Of Your Head: Recent Episodes
Taia Han
“When Your Heart Falls Out Of Your Head” is a project where I discuss matters of the head and heart... or mine at least. Sometimes I have guests.
Having been in the Roanoke punk music scene for over 20 years, Jamie Ingrassia (Good Cat Bad Cat, integration, The Weak Link Breaks, etc..) discusses the fragility of being in a band and allowing one's self to outgrow former identities.
Roanoke tattoo artist Freydis Monaco shares tales of various work experiences including being ghosted by her employer for her sexual orientation and working in the sex industry.
Tristan Ricks, former roommate of Mary Kate White (ep 5), tightens up his dating standards and shares his thoughts on his favorite philosophers he doesn't have to pretend to understand.
Nicole Yun (Eternal Summers) and I continue the conversation on unlearning self hatred and what that looks like in practice rather than theory.
A Legend joins me on the pod today. Nicole Yun (Eternal Summers) and I discuss unlearning self-hate and the similarities of colorism within the Asian and Black communities.
Stand-up, gamer, and coder Mary Kate White joins me today as we discuss the last episode’s tense conversation and what it’s like being an adult surrounded by comedy/art-making teens.
After being removed from my bridal party, a friend and I reconnect and discuss what lead to that moment and the hiatus in our friendship.
On today’s episode I’m joined by Brittany Zindorf. We discuss what it was like dabbling in running a NSFW Instagram account and ponder how former American Idol contestant Sanjaya is doing.
On today’s episode I’m joined by @_pepperwood_chronicles_ (Des) we talk a sudden shift towards modesty, New Years Resolutions, and being “worth your salt”. Thank you to everyone who listened to the first episode. I sincerely did not expect anyone to listen at all. So thank you again or hearing me, it really means a lot.
This is the inaugural episode of the pod. I jump right in (after 30 seconds) to talking about my social confusion through disappointments from wedding guests.