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Welcome to At The End Of the Day! I’m Hannah Sung and this week *ta-da!* we are introducing a brand new podcast.
The podcast is here!
I love writing this newsletter and always meant to turn it into a podcast but it took a little while because you know, life.
I started At The End Of the Day in 2020, writing the first one as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the nation in a live press conference after the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic.
You know — you panic a bit, then you start a newsletter. Seems normal.
Two years and over 2000 subscribers (!) later, I feel slightly dazzled and mystified by how this newsletter helped me stay connected to you during a very weird couple of years.
So I need to start with a big thank you for always being there on the other end.
I’ve been writing almost every week, sometimes angry, sometimes exhausted, often searching for answers, always trying to process what’s happening in the world, not only out there *gesticulates widely* but also here at home, where I’ve been for a few years now (help, I sat down and I can’t get up).
Finally — you can subscribe to the podcast in all the places!
Are you ready?
Follow it today
How do I follow this podcast?
Search “At The End Of the Day with Hannah Sung” on your fave podcast app or click below:
🟠 Spotify
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🟢 Amazon
🔵 Stitcher
🟣 Acast (where you can find the RSS)
Hit the “follow” button and you will hear from me next week!
What you’ll hear
Every morning, I wake up to the news on the radio. War, tragedy, accidents — all before 7 am.
I’m trying to make a podcast that is for the opposite end of the day (not to mention the emotional spectrum). I’m making the podcast you can listen to at the end of the week to help process. That’s what I need, too, after all the emotional wear and tear of being alive to the world all week. Who wants to do that alone? Not me.
In the first few episodes you’ll be hearing from my friends, new and old, including comedian Ann Pornel of the Great Canadian Baking Show (pandemic = cake), filmmaker and author Sarah Polley, first lady of Iceland and author Eliza Reid (we went to school together) and my Media Girlfriends work family, journalists Nana aba Duncan and Garvia Bailey.
I never could have even gotten lift-off on this without our small but mighty At The End Of the Day podcast team led by producer and K-drama whisperer Olivia Trono, alongside Frances Kim (you can meet them both here) and ATEOD newsletter editor Laura Hensley. Big high fives all around.
While you follow the podcast, I’ll be trying to unplug this weekend. It’s been a wild work week. Meanwhile, my daughter took her hamster, Cheddar, to class today so it was an exceptionally good Friday for her and I’m trying to catch that high.
In other life news, I took a dance class for the first time during Covid (didn’t even notice wearing a mask the whole time!). It was just as amazing as it ever was. I loved reconnecting with my fave teacher, Diana Reyes, who you might remember from a newsletter I wrote last year.
Hope you’re doing what you love for the first time again, too.
Thanks for reading,
Hannah
✨✨✨ At The End Of the Day is edited by Laura Hensley ✨✨✨
Further Reading
‘Forget about Elon Musk’: How to save the world from Big Tech, Open Democracy
What does Elon Musk’s Twitter buyout mean for Black Twitter? raceAhead, Fortune
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s budget scant on plans for climate, environment, Canada’s National Observer
9 Must-Watch Episodes of the South Korean Variety Show Run BTS, TIME Ha ha, see you never! I’ll be watching 100000 hours of this now
You can keep this podcast going!
The podcast is made possible by well, Olivia, the producer, but also by everyone who contributes to the Patreon. Thank you to Lisa, Miranda, Kate and Duncan, the latest ATEOD readers to sign up to pay-what-you-wish!
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