90's 'nostalgia' and the harsh reality of growing up in as a gen x/late millennial

In this episode, I explore the romanticising of the 90's, and some of the harsh realities we had to face (and probably why you listen to this podcast). It's an exploration and I hope it resonates (and might explain a few things).

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