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lena’s lo-fi life lessons #1: the best convos happen at 4 a.m.

EPISODE · Jan 1, 2023 · 21 MIN

lena’s lo-fi life lessons #1: the best convos happen at 4 a.m.

from A General Good Time · host Lena Truong

Happy New Year, my lovely listeners! I am so excited to officially announce and launch my new bonus segment aptly titled “lena’s lo-fi life lessons” where I offer my unsolicited advice and thoughts on a wide range of different topics, from unpopular opinions, my hot takes on pop culture news, and a little more introspection from me to you… Let’s take a look back at 2022 and learn why I think the best conversations take place at 4 a.m. Thank you for staying with me on this ride for me as we embark on another leg of our journey together! Background Music: Introduction Snippet: “Prague Jazz End” by ERH via https://freesound.org/people/ERH/sounds/40110/# Episode Music: “Coffee Shop” by Audio Library PH via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-0buJ-NH2Y Bonus Segment Cover Art: Designed by Sophia Qin (@sophiayqin) Following the trend of uplifting and showcasing my talented community, special thanks to Sophia Qin for designing and animating the art for this bonus segment. She is OPEN for commissions, see below for more information. Sophia is an artist and UX/UI designer based in San Francisco. Her work explores loneliness and the quiet sublime of living in the wide world. Through analog and digital processes she translates her experiences into delicate animations and multimedia artworks. She was recently named “Giphy’s Artist to Watch in 2023.” In the past, she has collaboratively exhibited work in the SFMOMA Gallery and FutureLab in Shanghai. She double majored in Art and Human-Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University in 2020 with university & college honors. For all inquiries and commissions, feel free to DM her directly on Instagram (@sophiayqin) or via email at [email protected] for more formal requests. She does work in animation, illustration, and music videos, as well as creative UX design work such as interactive infographics and website design. Check out her art website (https://www.sophiaqin.art/) and design website (https://sophiayqin.com/) to see more of her brilliant work!

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