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that can be a sign that it's not helpful.

So if you're finding yourself activated from some emotion and mindlessly like sitting there and writing, writing, writing, writing, or whatever it might be,

that would sort of fit into the same thing.

In terms of blind spots, I think there's a few things.

I'm seeing, and maybe this is a blind spot, but if you're seeing sort of problems in different places,

like - I'm going to play for you a section of an interview.

I will pause it after a sentence.

That way you can repeat what you hear.

that can be a sign that it's not helpful.

So if you're finding yourself not helpful.

So if you're finding yourself self -activated from some emotion and self -activated from some emotion and

self -activated from some emotion and and mindlessly like sitting there and writing, writing, writing, writing.

And mindlessly like sitting there and writing, writing, writing, writing.

Writing or drawing or whatever it might be.

Um, getting or drawing or whatever it might be.

Getting or drawing or whatever it might be.

That would sort of fit into the same thing in terms of.

that would sort of fit into the same thing.

In terms of blind spots, I think there's a few things.

I think in terms of blind spots, I think there's a few things.

I think Seeing, and maybe this is a blind spot.

Seeing, and maybe this is a blind spot.

But if you're seeing sort of problems, But if you're seeing sort of problems.

But if you're seeing sort of problems.

In different places like in.

in different places, like in that can be a sign that it's not helpful.

So if you're finding yourself activated from some emotion and mindlessly like sitting there and writing, writing, writing, writing, or whatever it might be,

that would sort of fit into the same thing.

In terms of blind spots, I think there's a few things.

Seeing, and maybe this is a blind spot, but if you're seeing sort of problems in different places, like, isn't that the point too?

That's literally the point.

Use your love language, right?

And ours is, has rooted in art, words, and in making, and now's the time for our love language.

I really do believe.

I also think it's amazing that Jason came in with the word hope.

It is all about hope.

And I think it's a beautiful piece and a beautiful reminder that what we do matters.

Because I think a lot of times we don't hear that.

I'm going to play for you a section of an interview.

I will pause it after a sentence.

That way you can repeat what you hear.

Isn't that the point too?

That's literally the point.

Use your love language, right?

Use your love language, right? And ours is... And ours is... And ours is... has rooted in art. Has rooted in art. Has rooted in art.

in words and in making and in in words and in making and in

in words and in making and in right now is the time for our love language.

Right now is the time for our love language.

I really do believe.

I also think it's amazing that I also think it's amazing that I also think it's amazing that

Jason came in with the word hope.

Yes.

It is all about hope.

Yes.

It is all about hope.

It's all about hope.

And I think it's a beautiful piece.

and I think it's a beautiful piece and a beautiful reminder that

isn't a beautiful reminder that

And a beautiful reminder that what we do matters.

What we do matters.

Yes.

Because I think a lot of times we don't hear that.

Yes.

Because I think a lot of times we don't hear that.

Yes.

Because I think a lot of times we don't hear that.

Yes.

stuff

but i'm not going to send you things i'm not going to pay

you to read my work i'm not going to wait for you to reject

it yeah there's there's a lot of gatekeeping that happens

and there's there's a system yeah and

so the poetry business very much is trying to teach people on your own terms

this is what it could look like i think

that is such a gift to the world

that you are helping people to figure that out because I do think things are changing so much.

If you hear a sentence, then it will be followed by a pause so that way you can repeat what you hear.

But I'm not going to send you things.

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I'm not going to pay you to read my work.

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I'm not going to pay you to read my work.

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I'm not going to pay you to read my work.

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I'm not going to wait for you to I'm not going to wait for you to

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I'm not going to wait for you to reject it.

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Reject it.

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Yeah.

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Reject it.

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Yeah.

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There's a lot of gatekeeping that happens.

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there's a lot of gatekeeping that happens there's a lot of gatekeeping that happens there's a system

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there's a system and there's a system.

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And so the poetry business very much is trying to teach people

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And so the poetry business very much is trying to teach people

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And so the poetry business very much is trying to teach people

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On your own terms, this is what it could look like.

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On your own terms, this is what it could look like.

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On your own terms, this is what it could look like.

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I think that is such a gift to the world that you are

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I think that is such a gift to the world that you are.

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I think that is such a gift to the world that you are.

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Helping people to figure that out because I do think.

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Are helping people to figure that out because I do think.

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...for helping people to figure that out because I do think...

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...things are changing so much.

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...things are changing so much.

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things are changing so much.

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I think that's kind of a given, right?

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It's like anything, whatever, if you're selling ice cream, the ice cream has to be good.

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It doesn't matter how cool your logo or your face is.

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So, you know, I was confident just from the beginning.

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And I try to think of the experience from, you know, a number of angles.

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But I thought it'd be important that the presentation, the name, just how could I set it apart.

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I'm going to play for you a section from an interview.

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I will pause it so that way you can repeat the things that you hear.

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I think that's kind of a given, right?

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I think that's kind of a given, right?

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I think that's kind of a given, right?

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It's like anything, whatever.

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It's like anything, whatever.

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It's like anything, whatever.

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If you're selling ice cream, if you're selling ice cream,

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if you're selling ice cream, the ice cream has to be good.

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The ice cream has to be good.

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The ice cream has to be good.

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It doesn't matter how cool your logo or...

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It doesn't matter how cool your logo or...

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It doesn't matter how cool your logo or... or your faces.

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So, you know, or your faces.

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So, you know, or your faces.

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So, you know, I was confident just from the beginning of the podcast.

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I was confident just from the beginning of the podcast.

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I was confident just from the beginning of the podcast.

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And I try to think of the...

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And I try to think of the...

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And I try to think of the...

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Experience from a number of angles.

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Experience from a number of angles.

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Experience from a number of angles.

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But I thought it'd be important that the presentation

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But I thought it'd be important that the presentation

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But I thought it'd be important that the presentation the name just how could I set it apart

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the name just how could I set it apart the name

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just how could I set it apart

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And I get a phone call from my dad saying

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that the boat sunk

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and somehow one of the neighbors had a pump just was coming by on his pontoon boat out of nowhere

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and two hours later it was floating again and he told me exactly

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if everything goes right there's an 80 to 20 percent chance of it actually running

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and he was just as blown away as I was.

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I'm going to play for you a section from an interview.

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I will pause it so that way you can repeat the things that you hear.

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And I get a phone call.

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And I get a phone call.

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And I get a phone call.

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From my dad saying that the boat sunk.

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For my dad saying that the boat sunk.

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For my dad saying that the boat sunk.

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And somehow one of the neighbors had a pump.

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And somehow one of the neighbors had a pump.

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And somehow one of the neighbors had a pump.

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Just was coming by on his pontoon boat.

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Just was coming by on his pontoon boat.

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just was coming by on his pontoon boat

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out of nowhere and out of nowhere and

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And um, out of nowhere,

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and um, two hours later it was flooding again.

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Two hours later it was flooding again.

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Two hours later it was flooding again.

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Can he told me exactly

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Can he told me exactly

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Can he told me exactly If everything goes right

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If everything goes right, if everything goes right,

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there's an 80 to 20 % chance.

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There's an 80 to 20 % chance.

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There's an 80 to 20 % chance.

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It's a bit actually running.

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It's a bit actually running.

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It's a bit actually running.

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And he was just as blown away as I was.

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and um he was just as blown away as i was and um he was just as blown away as i was

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and i was like oh she does oh my gosh i just said my best friend

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and then like i was like hey girl

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that's so funny that you like knew of jayanne you didn't even know you lived in the same I had like

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not people pinned for 10 years and then I started like watching her videos

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and then at some point

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I would get pissed at you I'm gonna play for you a section from an interview I will pause it

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so that way you can repeat the things that you hear and I was like oh i was like oh

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i was like oh she does oh my gosh she does oh my gosh

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She does, oh my gosh.

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I should send my best friend.

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I should send my best friend.

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I should send my best friend.

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And then, like, I was like...

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And then like I was like

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And then like I was like

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Hey girl Hey girl.

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Hey girl.

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Oh Adam yeah, I got copies

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Oh Adam yeah, I got copies

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Oh Adam yeah, I got copies

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Oh that's so funny that you like the That's so funny that you like

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That's so funny that you like

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That you like knew of Brianne like

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That you like knew of Brianne like

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You like knew of Diane like

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You didn't even know you lived in the same

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You didn't even know you lived in the same

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You didn't even know you lived in the same Why?

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Why?

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Yes!

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I had like not pick up a pin for 10 years I had like not pick up pen for 10 years.

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I had like not pick up pen for 10 years.

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and then I started like and then I started like

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and then I started like watching her videos I'm like

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watching her videos I'm like watching her videos I'm like

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And then at some point I will get pissed at you.

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And then at some point I will get pissed at you.

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And then at some point I will get pissed at you.

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I didn't make zines back then, but I always did like paper collage and I used to make mixtapes.

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I was like paper crafting around that time, but I wasn't making like proper zines.

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So flash forward to when I started college in my late 40s.

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In my last semester, I took an English class that was current topics in English,

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punk, riot girl, and black metal and one of the coolest classes I've ever had

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and one of the assignments was to make a zine so I made a zine I actually have one with me

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Demonica Worldwide

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and it's a flip zine I'm going to play for you a section from an interview I will pause it

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so that way you can repeat the things that you hear I didn't make zines back then

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I didn't make zines back then.

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I didn't make zines back then.

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But I always did like paper collage.

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But I always did like paper collage.

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Thank you but I always did like paper collage.

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I used to make mix tapes.

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I used to make mix tapes.

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I used to make mix tapes.

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I was like paper crafting around that time.

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I was like paper crafting around that time.

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I was like paper crafting around that time.

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But I wasn't making like proper Z's.

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But I wasn't making like proper Z's.

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But I wasn't making like proper Z's. So flash forward to...

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So flash forward to So flash forward to

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When I started college in my late 40s

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When I started college in my late 40s 40s,

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when I started college in my late 40s,

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in my last semester I took the in my last semester I took the

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In my last semester I took a an English class

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an English class an English class

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As though as current topics in English.

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As though as current topics in English.

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As though as current topics in English.

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Punk, Riot Grrl, and Black Metal Punk,

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Riot Grrl, and Black Metal

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and one of the coolest classes I've ever had,

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and one of the coolest classes I've ever had,

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and one of the coolest classes I've ever had,

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and one of the assignments was to make a zine.

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So and one of the assignments was to make a zine.

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So and one of the assignments was to make a zine. So

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I made a zine I made a zine

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I made a zine.

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Actually, I have one, Wolfrey.

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Actually, I have one, Wolfrey.

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Actually, I have one, Wolfrey.

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Demonica Worldwide.

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Demonica Worldwide.

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Demonica Worldwide.

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Demonica Worldwide.

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And it's a flip zines.

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And it's a flip zines.

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And it's a flip zines.

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I didn't make zines back then, but I always did like paper collage.

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I used to make mixtapes.

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I was like paper crafting around that time, but I wasn't making like proper zines.

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So flash forward to when I started college in my late 40s.

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In my last semester, I took an English class that was current topics in English, punk, riot girl, and black metal.

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And one of the coolest classes I've ever had.

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And one of the assignments was to make a zine.

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So I made a zine.

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I actually have one for me.

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Demonica Worldwide.

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And it's a flip zine.

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Belangrijke woorden in deze video

15 woorden uit de video die het leren waard zijn, met uitspraak en betekenis:

Woord	Uitspraak	Betekenis
pause zelfstandig naamwoord	/pɔːz/	pauze
topic zelfstandig naamwoord	/ˈtɑpɪk/	onderwerp, thema
helpful bijvoeglijk naamwoord	/ˈhɛlp.fl̩/	behulpzaam
craft zelfstandig naamwoord	/ˈkɹæft/	gewiekstheid
emotion zelfstandig naamwoord	/ɪˈməʊ.ʃən/	emotie
assignment zelfstandig naamwoord	/əˈsaɪn.mənt/	toewijzing, toekenning
semester zelfstandig naamwoord	/sɪˈmɛstɚ/	semester
activate werkwoord	/ˈæktɪˌveɪt/	activeren, aanzetten
nowhere bijwoord	/ˈnoʊ.(h)wɛɹ/	nergens, nergens heen
poetry zelfstandig naamwoord	/ˈpoʊ.ə.tɹi/	poëzie, dichtkunst
angle zelfstandig naamwoord	/ˈæŋ.ɡəl/	hoek
logo zelfstandig naamwoord	/ˈloʊ.ɡoʊ/	logo
pump zelfstandig naamwoord	/pʌmp/	pomp
sink werkwoord	/ˈsɪŋk/	zinken, onderdompelen
reminder zelfstandig naamwoord	/ɹɪˈmaɪndə(ɹ)/	geheugensteuntje

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Woord	Betekenis
pick up werkwoord	oppakken, optillen

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Isn't that the point too?
I think that's kind of a given, right?
It doesn't matter how cool your logo or...
I didn't make zines back then.

Grammatica in deze video

De structuren die de spreker het meest gebruikt, met de exacte woorden uit de video:

Structuur	In de video
“Used to” used to + werkwoord — een vroegere gewoonte of toestand die niet meer klopt	used to make
Present perfect have/has + voltooid deelwoord — iets uit het verleden dat nu nog telt	has rooted · I've ever had

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De spreker gebruikt 73 samentrekkingen en verkorte vormen, zoals I'm, you're, didn't. Spreek ze kort uit, zoals je ze hoort.

De klanken “sh” en “zh”: flash /flæʃ/, emotion /ɪˈməʊ.ʃən/, presentation /ˌpɹɛzn̩ˈteɪʃn̩/, gosh /ɡɑːʃ/, collage /kəˈlɑʒ/

Klanken die Nederlandstaligen lastig vinden:

Stemhebbende eindmedeklinker — /b/, /d/, /g/, /z/, /v/ niet verscherpen: pause /pɔːz/, flood /flʌd/, collage /kəˈlɑʒ/
/æ/ — opener dan de Nederlandse “e”: flash /flæʃ/, craft /ˈkɹæft/, activate /ˈæktɪˌveɪt/, angle /ˈæŋ.ɡəl/, podcast /ˈpɑdˌkæst/
/g/ — een harde plofklank, geen Nederlandse “g”: angle /ˈæŋ.ɡəl/, logo /ˈloʊ.ɡoʊ/, gosh /ɡɑːʃ/, gatekeep /ˈɡeɪt.kiːp/

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