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Existential Dread & Pride Weekend: Hawk’s Monday Recap
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June 30, 2025
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3:45Now PlayingIn this candid Monday reflection, Hawk opens up about the emotional weight of staying politically engaged in a country where the government often feels hostile to the needs of everyday people. Kicking off with a bit of comedy from a weekend birthday party, Hawk and his brother trade laughs about funerals and strangers—before diving into deeper waters.
Hawk unpacks the personal challenge of focusing on creative projects while the Senate pushes forward legislation he likens to Project 2025. With wit and urgency, he critiques policies that seem designed to cement financial precarity for the bottom 95% of Americans.
As June closes out—marking the end of Pride Month and Men’s Mental Health Month—Hawk also reflects on the joy of living in San Francisco, where Pride weekend brought moments of beauty and connection amidst the political fog.
A blend of humor, politics, and introspection, this episode is a snapshot of what it's like to be politically aware in today’s America, without losing your sense of humor or humanity.
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