This is part two of my conversation with the radiant Kirthana Selvaraj, finalist in the 2021 Archibald Prize (most prestigious art prize in Australia) with her self portrait titled, 'The Green Suit, a Self-portrait'. 
Kirthana and I sit together in some difficult and uncomfortable topics in order to learn and understand better each other's experience ❤️
EDITING | Podlike
MUSIC | Sampson

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Trauma and the war on Ukraine | Rebecca Ruiz

I’m a believer in being present—friends and family stop laughing—well, the idea of being present. However, this hope to be present and the top skill on my CV: procrastination, bred a philosophy that Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa would be proud to bear. If something is too big, too scary, or too much time, energy, capacity, or willpower for right now, I deem it a future me problem. Eventually, I must deal with these ‘future my problems’. So, join me as we dive into topics and skill-sets we need to face future ‘us’ problems regarding mental health and well-being. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afuturemeproblem/support