Show Notes
This week, we’re joined by Sunday Times bestselling author Otegha Uwagba to discuss how she left the systemic racism and misogyny of the corporate world to pursue a career in writing.
We discuss everything from the paralysis of writer’s block, to how doom-scrolling on social media impacts body image.
We also discuss all things fashion, the problem with Saltburn, and if 17 minutes is an appropriate length for a voicenote.
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