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Do you work at a hospital you couldn’t actually afford to get sick in, or at a university you’d have to take out a loan to attend? In this episode host Sofia Syntaxx, a long-time member of the side hustle generation, uncovers the real reason we hate Mondays, but it isn’t what you’d expect. Tune in for a crash course on the gig economy, how your boss is probably screwing you over, and real-life ways to effect change in your workplace today! Want to know how to survive gig work with your soul intact? This is the podcast for you. With so many people now both living and working from home amid the coronavirus pandemic, work burnout and fatigue is inevitable. Join as Sofia explores the roots of the self-care movement and pushes back against grind culture. Digressions include how to handle the big feels that go hand-in-hand with working from home during a global pandemic, app jobs, dealing with art block, and why we must reject the starving artist stereotype. The revolution will not be monetized, so let’s take nap. Do you want to participate? Message us @ANGRPodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Email us at ANGRpodcast@SofiaSyntaxx.com Visit linktr.ee/ANGRpodcast for more information. New episode released on the 23rdof every month. Mi'iwi [that's all] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interlude music by Transistor.fm. SFX courtesy of Creative Commons Licensing.  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Keywords: how to cope with work from home burnout, angr podcast, angry ndn girl radio, art block, art block tips, artist tips, artists block, audre lorde, avoid burnout during covid, avoid burnout tips, avoid wfh burnout, burn out, burn out emotional burnout, burnout, burnout in quarantine, burnout remote work, burnout symptoms, burnout syndrome, corona virus, coronavirus, coronavirus pandemic, covid-19, depression, healing, how to avoid burnout while working from home, how to overcome art block, how to prevent burnout, how to prevent burnout during covid, how to prevent burnout wokring from home, inspiration, kate nyx, life, mental burnout, mental health, nap ministry, nap ministry healing justice podcast, nap ministry tricia hersey, overcoming artists block, psychology, quarantine, quarantine anxiety, remote work, self care, slowing down, social distancing, sofia syntax, sofia syntaxx, sofia syntaxxx, stress, stress burnout, the way we work, work from home burnout, work from home tips, work-life, work-life balance

On the first-ever episode of the ANGR Podcast, host Sofia Syntaxx discusses why she hates November and answers the ever-popular question, “Do Native Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?” Listen for an insider's view on being indigenous in contemporary America. Sofia dishes on what it was like growing up as the daughter of a traditional Native American storyteller in the 1990’s.  Using humor and personal storytelling, this episode unpacks white-by-proxy privilege, assimilation, and being asked to speak for one’s race. Sofia also teaches the meaning of the Ojibwe word “AANII” and makes recommendations on where to find more information on the real story of Thanksgiving. Do you want to participate? Message us @ANGRPodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Visit linktr.ee/ANGRpodcast for more information. New episodes every other Tuesday. Mi'iwi [that's all]

The ANGR Podcast with Sofia Syntaxx is a new podcast where Anishinaabe activist and performer Sofia Syntaxx gives you an intimate look at what it means to be indigenous in today's topsy-turvy modern world.  The ANGR Podcast will unpack tough topics with comedy, good research, and personal connections. Host and producer Sofia Syntaxx will also be teaching a new word or phrase in Ojibwe each episode.  It's a podcast for anyone who is putting in the work to be their best selves, who wants to be a better ally, challenge assumptions, and change the world.  You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll kiss your heartbreak goodbye!  Follow @ANGRPodcast on Twitter and Instagram for more activism resources and to share what's making YOU angry! New episodes every other Tuesday.  Mi'iwi [that's all]