Living Through Your Fears with Amalia Andrade

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English - October 09, 2020 15:01 - 57 minutes - 46 MB - ★★★★★ - 262 ratings
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Listeners, we're back this week with nada mas y nada menos que con Amalia Andrade.

Amalia is powerhouse author and illustrator, known for her lively cartoons, unique artistic style, and ability to relate to fans on a deeply human level. A bestseller in Latin America, with more than half a million copies of her works sold, Amalia is at the forefront of “a revolution of emotions,” showing people how important it to truly feel all of our feelings, and how it is equally as important to encourage that in others. Her singular charm and empathetic creativity have landed her collaborations with brands like Apple, amassed hundreds of thousands of followers on her social channels, packed bookstore launches with her dedicated fans, and garnered celebrity followers like Lena Dunham.

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During our conversation, Amalia and I talked about:

The differences between Spanish from LatAm
Her new book about fear “Things you think about when you bite your nails”
Patriarchy
Gender roles and emotions
Mental health and the stigma that still exists in the Latinx community
And so much more

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