S0 EPISODE 17: New Year, Same Us

from Don’t Think Twice Hosted by Amrita Vijay & Andrew Stephens

Back in the saddle! We catch you up on our 2018 of TOO many jobs (fashion! opera! jetsetting!), and bring you a whole cornucopia of New Year's odds and ends: leaning into the wintry misery of MLK weekend, bizarre visualizations for the gym, and super disturbing 2019 trends in AI, wellness, and local lawmaking.

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