Hey there! I’ve been developing this new project of mine and testing out some audio content. It’s basically going to be a secret healing game embedded into modern transit systems. A podcast with audio readings, interviews with scientists, philosophers, and creative professionals, meditations for sleepy and exhausted commuters. So check it out, folks! I ❤
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