EP13 – In the Air with Shaune
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As A Man
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In our 2nd interview with Shaune, we explore what masculinity means in industries that are typically associated with more intense forms of it. As part of this we consider how this has influenced broader culture, and how it is changing. Thanks again to Sound Designer Ryan Gardner. You can find
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