This Episode is the last episode of the podcast. After three incredible seasons and four incredible years poured into this, it feels like the right time to take a break. This episode has future plans, the thinking behind the decision and just a lot of gratitude for each and every one of you that has helped make this podcast what it is.

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Love & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project.

Podcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown)

Intro Track by The Mini Vandals

Outro Track by Eric Kenny

This week's episode features Ayesha Syeddah, who returned to the podcast!

This is a conversation where we reflect on the nature of our homes, how our families and cultures informed the way we show up in love, and how we are redefining love for ourselves.

Ayesha is a fellow writer & creative and you can find out more by following this link.

You can listen to our previous episode: Love & Citizenship | RedCircle

Love & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project.

You can find out more on our Instagram @thewriteupproject

Podcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown)

Intro Track by The Mini Vandals

Outro Track by Chris Haugen

Our guest this week is the wonderful Nicole Romer.

We talk about the incredible journey that Nicole has had through navigating failure and how in the quest to do more, she found herself faced with the stark choice between burning out in the name of ambition or embracing a new and more gentle path forward.

You can find Nicole on Instagram @nicoleromer

If you'd like to support the Podcast, please consider subscribing and leaving a review. You can follow us on our Instagram @thewriteupproject

Love & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project.

Podcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown)

Intro Track by The Mini Vandals

Outro Track by Chris Haugen