Ep. 13 Tutoriales afectivos

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¿Estás cansadx de estar triste, ansioso y con un montonal de trabajo durante esta pandemia? Tutoriales afectivos no ofrece una solución pero, sí una compañía. En este episodio hablamos con Víctor Alvarado y su proyecto Tutoriales Afectivos, el cual nació para criticar el régimen de felicidad y productividad obligada durante esta pandemia. Paulina Castañeda en su sección de Ancestras nos habla sobre la vida de Concha Michel. Y además, les tenemos una excelente noticia, Marginal podcast ahora también es un sitio web donde presentaremos proyectos culturales. Puedes visitarlo en www.marginalcultura.com Visita los Tutoriales Afectivos aquí: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbJk--9Kf-kTXwylWHbQRww Recuerda que puedes escribirnos a [email protected] o en ig @marginalpodcast_

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