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Just Hear Me Talk

Just Hear Me Talk

Written by: Gian Fabian
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 Step into a soundscape of real talk, deep dives, and soul-stirring reflections. Just Hear Me Talk entails raw conversations on today’s societal challenges, a shared love for the universal language of music, and the often-underrated dialogue surrounding mental health. With each episode, expect close, personal chats that feel more like a heart-to-heart than just another show. Whether you’re here for inspiration, exploration, or just a moment of connection, we’ve saved you a seat. Let’s talk.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Music Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Ep. 16: Tsunami Sea | Lyrical Line-Up

    Ep. 16: Tsunami Sea | Lyrical Line-Up
    Mar 11 2025

    Listen in on another episode as Gian does a lyrical line-up for a new album that was recently released by Spiritbox called Tsunami Sea.
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    20 mins
  • Ep. 15: A Letter To "The One"

    Ep. 15: A Letter To "The One"
    Feb 24 2025

    Listen in on a special episode where Gian's romantic side makes one final appearance between going on a hiatus from the dating world. Things have been pretty rough in that department, as many people can attest to, so the moral of the story is to focus on the "bigger picture" and let life flow without forcing anything. Surely this letter won't bring tears to anyone's eyes.
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    8 mins
  • Ep. 14: Birthday, Sickness, and Depression

    Ep. 14: Birthday, Sickness, and Depression
    Feb 14 2025

    Join Gian in another episode as he reflects on age, sickness, and seasonal depression colluding together shortly after turning 27 years old. There is also a moment where the state of the world is mentioned and how much it sucks for a lot of people right now. Fret not as Gian feels the pain of those going through a rough time and offers words of encouragement. Lastly, he reads an interesting mantra from one of his (already) favorite books called Single on Purpose: Redefine Everything, Find Yourself First by John Kim.
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    26 mins
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