Obsessive Thoughts
A passion driven show about obsession & identity. For the obsessed, by the obsessed. Hosted by Lena.
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- Aug 25, 2026
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- Jul 12, 2026
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Can We Edit Our Immune System? CRISPR, T Cells, and the Future of Cancer Treatment (opens the original)
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In this episode, I break down how CRISPR gene editing is being used to engineer T cells and improve cancer immunotherapy. I explain how T cells normally recognize abnormal cells, how cancer can avoid the immune system, and how scientists are exploring CRISPR as a way to make immune cells better at recognizing and attacking cancer. I also talk about what researchers still do not know, including potential safety risks, unintended changes to DNA, long term effects, treatment effectiveness, and the
20xx Magazine (opens the original)
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Matthew Lloyd, founder and creative director of 20xx Magazine, talks to me about New York’s creative scene, independent media, and finding the artists who deserve more attention. We get into authenticity, underground culture, social media, selling out, digital fatigue, and why print and physical media are making a comeback. Matthew also shares what it takes to build a creative community and stay true to what you care about in a world that is constantly trying to tell you what is cool. @20xxmagaz
Bikini Grad School (opens the original)
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Jayne, the Editor in Chief of 'Bikini Grad School' joins me for a conversation about zines, girlhood, nostalgia, and why independent print is finding its place again. We talk about building creative communities outside the algorithm, the value of making things by hand, growing up with magazines, and navigating the internet without losing your own perspective. From New York creativity to punk culture, journaling, and the changing landscape of women's media, this episode explores what it means to
STREET GEEK MAGAZINE (opens the original)
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Street Geek Magazine Editor in Chief 'Jerrell' aka Rell talks about building an independent publication inspired by New York City’s creative culture. We get into internet culture, subcultures, personal branding, authenticity, and why finding your own taste matters more than chasing trends. The conversation moves from moving to New York with nothing but ambition to preserving culture through print, along with what it takes to build something that lasts in a world obsessed with attention. @rellylu
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