BadJuju英文播客 - 节目列表

欢迎来到Badjuju! 🧿 This episode is a quiet New Year reflection from Paris. I talk about why I’ve stopped making big, dramatic resolutions, and started focusing on small, sustainable habits instead. I talk about: * 为什么按时睡觉和好好吃饭是我需要刻意练习的习惯 * 作为一个时间自由度过高的自由职业者到底是什么感受 * 少去一些派对，但更认真地享受真正想去的那几个 * 要开始别扭地跳舞 * 以及为什么今年，我想在写作里更诚实一点 This is not an episode about having it all figured out. It’s about being on the way, and choosing to speak from right here.

This Christmas episode is a very special one. Recorded in Berlin with my close friend Aki, this is a casual, unfiltered conversation about what can happen when you’re travelling, meeting strangers, and navigating social situations as women. We talk about a chaotic night in Berlin that felt like an emotional roller coaster, from an uncomfortable encounter with a controlling stranger, to a warm and unexpected connection with people who genuinely made us feel safe and seen. This episode is not about judging anyone. It’s about vibes, boundaries, intention, and how women constantly do invisible emotional maths just to exist in public spaces. In this Christmas episode, you can hear: 00:27 An uncomfortable drink: being questioned, judged, and emotionally drained 05:00 A miracle street encounter: Turkish & Hong Kong friends, instant bonding 07:38 Another bar, another vibe shift This episode is a reminder that not all encounters are equal, and not all curiosity is innocent. Sometimes the difference between a good night and a bad one isn’t the city, the language, or even the people, it’s intention. And learning to trust your instincts is not being rude. It’s survival. Thank you for spending this Christmas moment with us. Take care of yourself, listen to your body, protect your boundaries, and surround yourself with people who make you feel safe, not small. Merry Christmas. And I’ll catch you in the sound waves.

Welcome back to Badjuju! This episode is about a (Completely Unhinged) table game guide to drinking with friends. Christmas dinners, mixed friend groups, awkward silences, and social exhaustion — we’ve all been there. Tbf, this episode isn’t really about drinking. It’s about connection. About how games give people shared goals, clear rules, turns to speak, and permission to relax. I share my personal “secret weapon” for surviving (and thriving in) foreign drinking culture: Ring of Fire — a simple card game that somehow turns strangers into friends faster than any deep conversation ever could. I’ll talk about: 00:32 why table games lower social anxiety and why they’re secretly great for practicing English 04:25 how Ring of Fire works (card by card) 09:04 how to make rules that are chaotic but inclusive 12:04 and a real story of a Christmas night