Non.

[pompadourpink]

Podcasts

Knowledge :

Au coeur de l’histoire (history)

les chasseurs de nazis (nazi hunters)

france musique 

on ne parle pas la bouche pleine (food + literature)

les chemins de la philosophie

le collège de france (advanced)

il était une fois (fairy tales)

la main verte (gardening)

la méthode scientifique

regardez voir (photography)

sur les épaules de darwin

very good trip (rock n roll)

chroniques du ciel (aviation)

la tête au carré (popularization)

les p’tits bateaux (pros answering children’s qs)

les grands musiciens (interview with a pro musician)

littérature moderne et contemporaine

Society :

Arte radio (politics, health, history, tech…)

slate (similarish to ted talks)

hashtag (debating very current problems)

quoi de meuf (women talking about pop culture)

affaires sensibles (trials)

les gentilshommes (relationships men/women)

bouddhisme et méditation

kiffe ta race (about racial problematics)

le flow (well being)

sois gentille dis merci fais un bisou (portraits of women)

les couilles sur la table (men talking to women)

miroir miroir (destroy social norms)

du grain à moudre (debating sensible questions)

coucou le q (casual sex ed)

change ma vie (about personal growth)

la poudre (powerful women’s interviews)

nice to hear you (talks with creators, ceos, artists and nice humans)

mortel (to reconcile you with death and mortality)

la menstruelle (periods)

Movies + tech :

La cartouche (gaming)

la chronique ciné

studio 404 (tech)

geek inc (nerd chatter)

nouveau monde (innovations)

2h de perdues (shitty movies)

silence on joue (gaming)

radio rôliste (role playing, mmorpg)

nociné (pop culture/movies)

season one (to discover new shows)

[soracities]

“I know how unqualified I am to attempt my own translation — I hold no doctorate, no professorship, no permission-slip at all — I am merely a woman who loves this poem. The task of translation itself, however, does not feel unfamiliar to me, not only due to translating my own poems, but because the process feels so close to homemaking. In Italian, the word stanza means ‘room’. If there are times when I feel ill-equipped and daunted by the expertise of those who have walked these rooms before me, I reassure myself that I am simply homemaking, and this thought steadies, because tending to a room is a form of labour I know that I can attempt as well as anyone.”

— Doireann Ní Ghríofa, A Ghost in the Throat  

[guerrillatech]

[autumndesk]

20:11pm ; 13 feb 21

just wanted to update whoever is interested: my average grade for the first semester was 85% (still in shock lol what the hell). in addition, a professor contacted me to ask whether i was interested in writing a phd after my graduation. i have been doubting my academic performance and whether i can handle uni for years, so this all means so so much!

[thegardenwithin]

It is possible that your image is tainted with prejudice or some sort of conclusion that is not as realistic as you would expect it to be. Dilemmas will be untangled in weeks to come and for the moment, it would be wise to stop and observe until you are certain of your steps.

The future may seem promising while at the same time being scary, with goals distant or hidden in the darkness. Don’t let negative emotions prevail when you can focus on your talents, taking you exactly where you need to go.

[apocryphics]

jessie redmon fauset

[metamorphesque]

— “September Tomatoes”, Karina Borowicz

[museeofmoon]

𝑾𝒆𝒅𝒏𝒆𝒔𝒅𝒂𝒚,1 𝒔𝒆𝒑𝒕• it's September everyone! this year is coming to an end and nothing feels real tbh but atleast it's the start of autumn, season of warm hands and heart :)

🎧: 𝑺𝒕𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝑾𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒀𝒐𝒖_ 𝑱𝒖𝒏𝒈𝒌𝒐𝒐𝒌

[mullingar]

my year of neither rest nor relaxation 

[zzii-lch-deactivated20211226]

If I want a life I’ll have to write one.

[josis-teacup]

1.9.21

Back at the library feat. a pic of the Dresden Castle. I've been treated with autumn weather for more than a week now but that's fine, better than sweating. Currently working on an essay I have to hand in in a few weeks.

[soracities]

“Isn’t that part of what poetry is? A way of living a different life. There are poets who seem sure of their roots, which may be a tradition, a genre, a country—no matter. I like the wandering poets, the ones who are not rooted anywhere… they wrote in a fragmented way, they weren’t looking for a system, or didn’t believe they’d ever find one, they were continually searching.”

— Andrés Neuman, Traveller of the Century

[bakwaaas]

humans are obsessed with escapism - through movies, books, music, art, daydreams. our souls really weren’t made for this world.

[baaulp]

My life is just a constant journey to seek warmth. No metaphor. I mean like coats and jackets. Getting under the sheets and standing under heat lamps. Soup.

[weltenwellen]

Mary Oliver, from “Toad”, Truro Bear and Other Adventures : Poems and Essays

[existential-celestial]

Franz Wright, from “East Boston, 1996; Night Walk,” in God’s Silence

[wistful-giselle]

just thinking of how our meaning or purpose in life is merely to experience. eating an orange segment, hoping for snow, being in love, returning over and over to one painting, stepping outside for the full moon, submersion in water, having a favourite colour, knowing beauty, feeling alone, feeling connected, feeling longing… it is enough.