56. Ditching the club for Yo-Chi | Third places & the surprising history of yoghurt
Thank you for watching! I love when videos start out as silly ideas & ended up in the depths of Bulgarian history. So curious to know your thoughts about the rise of froyo - if it weren't yoghurt, do ...
16 Aug 33min
55. "Jealousy is inspiration clouded by insecurity" with Erin LeCount
Deep diving jealousy, radical honesty, and creative processes with musician and producer, Erin LeCount. A huge thank you to Erin and her team for allowing us into her world. Let's dive in! Erin's musi...
9 Aug 40min
54. The return of white feminism (it never left)
Revisiting the topic of white feminism & intersectionality because feminist education is non-linear & nobody likes a knowledge gatekeeper! Let's dive in! work with me: kitch@onedaydream.com.au Follow ...
26 Jul 39min
53. Quitting law to pursue creativity?! | Q&A
Wait, who even is Charli Chats?! Welcome back to another episode! A very long overdue chit chat answering some of your questions about my career path, how to follow a creative path & who I am :) Thank...
19 Jul 44min
52. Running is quiet activism, actually | Deinfluencing you from RunTok
Allow me to try & deinfluence you from believing everything you see on RunTok, and instead learn about the women trailblazers who were only allowed to officially start running in marathons in 1972 (!!...
12 Jul 29min
51. The paradox of being a teen in 2026 | Social media ban, teen media & criminal responsibility
The paradox of being a teen in 2026. In this episode we deep dive teen culture, specifically: where do all the teens go when there's no teen media, but social media is banned? How do policy-makers tre...
6 Jul 42min
50. [CMM] "Hyperfemininity does not equal submission to patriarchy" with Rosie Okotcha
Is there a difference between infantilisation and hyperfemininity? What is hyperfemininity from a fashion history perspective? Unpacking everything from fashion rumours and misinformation, to the orig...
28 Jun 1h
49. Euphoria hysteria | The death of nuance in online discourse
Comment sections are sometimes the most aggressive places to be online right now. While we can blame this on declining literacy rates, poor education funding and keyboard warrior culture, perhaps the ...
21 Jun 40min
