The Not My Job Pod
The Not My Job Pod
Podcast Description
The Not My Job Pod is a podcast hosted by Emily Gant about work, people, and the weird stuff in between. Emily works in Tech and likes to occasionally leave her bubble.She’s chatting to people with non-tech jobs, strong opinions, and good stories. From fast food workers to international school teachers, from burnout to bureaucracy... it’s funny, honest, and probably more relatable than it should be. Come for the interviews, stay for the existential dread (and occasional laughs). Enjoy a new episode every Monday.
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The podcast explores a range of topics related to work culture, personal experiences, and societal insights, featuring episodes such as discussions on the nuances of teaching ESL, experiences in fast food jobs, and reflections on burnout and workplace bureaucracy. Episodes delve into how people navigate their roles and share stories that highlight the connection between work and personal identity.
Known across social media for German political commentary and life-in-Germany explainers for an English language audience, The Not My Job Pod is an irregular full-length podcast hosted by Emily Gant interviewing mainly German politicians and Germany-based artists and small business owners. Emily makes content about things that interest her.
Here, Emily talks to artists, political leaders, community builders, creatives, and curious minds about the passions, projects, and ideas that they’re passionate about.
This podcast is based in Berlin and heavily focused on the Berlin community.
Ana Ornelas, aka PimentaCitrica, works at the intersection of sex, pleasure, and power. She believes that curiosity is sexy and education can be revolutionary. She's helping others unlearn shame, celebrate desire, and turn pleasure into a force for connection and change.
She's sharing her journey from a conservative upbringing in Brazil to becoming a passionate sex educator, erotic writer, and drag performer in Berlin. She discusses the challenges of social media censorship, the importance of comprehensive sex education, and the transformative power of drag and activism.
sex education, drag, Berlin, censorship, sexuality, activism, feminist porn, consent, digital rights, LGBTQ+
We're covering:
Social media censorship of sex-positive content
The importance of comprehensive sex education and the clitoris
Drag as a form of self-expression and activism
Legal and social challenges faced by sex workers in Europe
The intersection of sexuality, politics, and digital rights
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