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Hello, Pottletas. In this week's absurd, I speak to Michaela Looch. Michaela is a climate

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We discuss the UK Civil Rights Movement, white supremacy and climate justice, which are the three

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Hello and welcome to Adolfing. Today I'm joined by Michaela Looch.

Hello. How are you? I'm good. Yeah, I'm like spending my study,

slash work from home time sitting in front of my sad lamp for like 10 hours a day,

which actually I think has made me trick myself into thinking it's summer even though it's freezing

and it's been quite good for my brain. This is what everyone has been telling me to get

on like for years because I definitely got really impacted by the dark and I just haven't

bitten the bullet to get one and maybe this is a sign that I really need to do that.

No, it's a really good investment. I get quite low in the winter usually so it's generally

like change my life. Would you really recommend that? Okay, I keep getting one. I need to do it because

I definitely, when it's sunny, I can jump out of bed. I'm so excited to the day ahead and if it's dark,

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