Y'all Heard?
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Sep 30, 202534 minS0
<p>Onto the next… season of the pod that is.</p>
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Hosted by Ella Birk · society · EN-US · 10 episodes
Y’all Heard is hosted by Ella Birk—a twenty something who says the quiet part out loud, and the loud part even louder. Through solo episodes and conversations with people who’ve lived some sh*t, the show cuts into culture, identity, power, and conversations that actually matter. It’s honest, a little funny, and built for people who’d rather get into it than scroll past it.
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<p>Onto the next… season of the pod that is.</p>
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Y'all Heard?
<p>This week, I sat down with Jasmine Johnson: one of my best friends and one of the most kick ass people I know. At just 22, after losing her mom to cancer, she became the legal guardian of her younger siblings—while finishing school, working in higher ed, and staying deeply plugged into her community. Now at 24, she talks about what that transition actually looked like, how grief has reshaped her life, and the ways her mom’s legacy lives on through her every day. Jasmine is grounded, hilarious, and painfully wise for someone her age, and this conversation is one...
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