How to survive society is a weekly podcast where the host explores various strategies for navigating the complexities of modern society. The podcast covers a range of topics, from relationships and social dynamics to trauma anxiety, mental health and leadership.One recurring theme in the podcast is the importance of self-awareness. The host emphasizes that understanding one's own thoughts, feelings, and values is essential for making good decisions and building meaningful relationships with others. Listeners are encouraged to engage in regular self-reflection and introspection, perhaps through practices like journaling or therapy.Another key theme is the value of community and connection. The host discusses the challenges of loneliness and isolation in modern society, and offers tips for building strong, supportive relationships with friends, family, and colleagues. The podcast also touches on broader societal issues like inequality and social justice, and encourages listeners to think critically about their role in creating a more just and equitable world...
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episode 5: How to Survive Society with Amarachi Odinma
Amarachi Odinma's "life of color" began at the Tender age of 7. The third of four children born to Nigerian immigrants, her mother and father divorced when she was 7 years old, leaving her mother the sole caretaker of the four young siblings. Having to work multiple jobs to make ends meet, her mother enrolled her children in various youth programs mainly centered in creative arts. It was during this time Amarachi's passion for entertainment began to formulate. During these years, Amarachi learned about performance and stage presence, frequently performing in theatre, music and dance productions throughout the city.
Multi-media journalist, host, actress and model Amarachi, currently resides in Los Angeles, a vast difference from her Western Michigan roots. She currently works in Television, Film and radio. She attributes tenacity, drive, prayer, and her witty attitude for her growing accomplishments. She is currently on a show on BET called After Happily Ever After which is a show that allows exes to find love for their ex. It premiered on Oct 19th and airs every Wednesday at 10p/9c.
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