Dalilla Hermans wears many hats: mom, author, illustrator, playwright, coordinator—and, as she puts it, "tired." When she and Thomas first connected through their recent work on Palestine, their bond felt instantly familiar, as if they'd known each other forever. Sitting down in the Madquarters in Ghent, they dive into a heartfelt and thought-provoking conversation about their ties to central-Africa, the joys and challenges of parenting and activism, confronting genocide, anti-racism, and tackling controversial traditions like Zwarte Piet (Black Pete). It's a deep, honest and fun exchange that resonates far beyond the mics. If you enjoy it don't forget to rate this episode 5 stars!

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Anuna and Thomas are best friends and partners in the resistance, but have only now made the time to get on the mics together. They talk about the failures of the left, the right, the elite, the patriarchy, the economy, politicians, violence, mainstream media and how they're resisting all of it.

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Ricardo has been Thomas' creative enabler at UNICEF on various occasions over the past decade. They worked on a series of humanitarian crisis assignments together, from South Sudan to Gaza, Brussels and New York. They are both equally obsessed with storytelling, communication and film as tools to better humanity. Ricardo is currently spokesperson for UNICEF in New York, so Thomas had a few undiplomatic questions for an old friend.