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Hosted by Christian (Crispy) Pollak · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 12 episodes
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Inspired by the semi-fictional word 'sonder', Cardboard Cutouts is a project aimed at exploring the complex thoughts, experiences, and lives of those who would otherwise be considered strangers on the street.
Christian (Crispy) Pollak hosts Cardboard Cutouts, a society show with 12 episodes published.
Michael gives us the pleasure of learning about his passion for people, nature, and mental health. As someone who has not only trekked the wilderness in a wide-array of locations, he's also trekked some paths of growth a
Kaisa divulges the secrets, or not-so-secrets, to her optimistic outlook on life. From living with an abundant community of love and compassion, to being a leader of wellness, health, and joy, Kaisa explains the importan
Donnalee, a rugged explorer of the world, tells us all we need to know about finding peace in our greater communities through the stories of her past. From living in Japan, to trying to fit into an American high school f
Helen joyfully steps us through the best times of her life and the hardest moments that have molded her perspective on what to expect. From working together with a stranger through broken English to find her way home, to
Midkhat bravely steps us through the moments of his young life that have made him who he is so far. He shares with us secrets that risk the love of his parents, choices that strengthen the binding of his friendships, and
Jen is a brilliant, clever, and goofy person who takes us by the hands and pulls us deep inside her mind in this episode. We get to explore all her beautiful passions and talents including (but not limited to) translatin
Triumph takes us along as he realizes all of the things he's truly passionate about, such as telling stories through performance and role-playing, exploring what importance an anti-hero has to the world of story explorat
Holly takes us through her story, one consisting of living deliberately in a way that allows her to see the world, meet new people, and create an independence that empowers her. She explores the processes that led her to
Marley steps us through how he's made his life truly his own. He discusses how his appreciation of art, particularly those who have struggled while making their art, has motivated him to keep true to himself and hold up
Gina tells us of her greatest passions in life, the performing arts, cats, and going on walks. More so, we learn how her differences from those around her made for a difficult adolescence, and yet how those difficulties
Paul sifts through his memories of moving to China to teach English, laughing at a bewildered train passenger, and telling someone off as a telephone operator. We learn about some of Paul's most cherished experiences, hi
Emily tells us about her love of being an animator, the inspirations and empowerment her Cuban heritage has bestowed, her regrets and passions, and of course the one thing she misses so much about Miami... the Christmas
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Cardboard Cutouts is hosted by Christian (Crispy) Pollak. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 12 episodes.
Cardboard Cutouts has published 12 episodes.
Cardboard Cutouts regularly covers society, culture. It sits in the society category, with a culture focus.
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