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In this episode Natasha and Ana talk about SHIPS; romantic relationships, friendships, kinships, partnerships: the SHIPS by which we organize our lives. What happens when the order in which society organizes the importance of certain relationships clashes with your personal hierarchy or rather the lack of one? What is lost by organizing society and values based on a SHIP hierarchy? Has it always been this way?

In our 24/7 societies, sleep is the ultimate anomaly, a dead zone for productivity and consumption, the last standing boogyman for capitalist society. So, the constant attacks on sleep and the never-ending quest to modify it should not come as a surprise. In this episode, Ana and Natasha explore what is there to be learned from sleep as a tool for resistance? How can we use disengagement to become better activists? Should we rest to resist ?

In this episode, Natasha and Ana explore culture through their experience with displacement and belonging as migrants, and now citizens of Australia. They also delve deeper into how the cultures they were born into, have shaped how they now perceive the words culture and belonging. They also ask themselves whether the idea of a fixed identity is possible, especially in the current environment of constant flux.