Note 2 Self
Podcast Description
Welcome to Note 2 Self—your weekly dose of everything that’s simply too long to text. Listen to Saskia Starck and Cat Waterman talk about everything from pop culture, and unhinged life experiences, to navigating the chaos, calm and contradictions of being millennial women.
Your hosts are two Australians who've been living in New York City for 10 years, and they hope you'll leave Note 2 Self with some laughs, levity, and something to think about.
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The podcast covers a variety of themes including pop culture, personal experiences, and the complexities of millennial life, with episode examples featuring discussions on fashion trends, unique living situations in New York City, and humorous anecdotes about relationships and technology like ChatGPT.
Welcome to Note 2 Self—your weekly dose of everything that’s simply too long to text. Listen to Saskia Starck and Cat Waterman talk about everything from pop culture, and unhinged life experiences, to navigating the chaos, calm and contradictions of being millennial women.
Your hosts are two Australians who’ve been living in New York City for 10 years, and they hope you’ll leave Note 2 Self with some laughs, levity, and something to think about.
In this introductory episode, Cat and Saskia discuss their last 10 years in New York City, reflecting back on some quintessentially New York experiences. In true Note 2 Self style, the girls spiral into the topics of clogs, various wheeled sports, Lorde summer, and ChatGPT as a breakup tool.
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