Cecilia
3/13/202635 min
When Cecilia Gentili was growing up in Argentina, she felt so different from everyone around her that she thought she might be from another planet. “I think that we are all aliens until we find our communities.”
This episode was originally released in 2019.
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First 90 secondsSpeaker 00:00
You ever see a town just quietly do something unthinkable? Bloomington, Indiana did. We were hiking the hills, sipping coffee strong enough to make you think you could move them, debating the absurdity of greatness. Then one day, greatness raised its cream and crimson flag. [crowd cheering] A town known for hoops. We make history. You'll want to do the same next time you visit. Bloomington, not what you expected. Still, absurdly great.
Speaker 10:29
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Phoebe Judge· Host1:00
This episode contains references to sexual violence. Please use discretion.
Cecilia Gentili· Guest1:10
When I was a child, I thought I was an extraterrestrial, that I was a UFO. Uh, and I told my grandmother that. It was a really funny story. And, uh, so- What did she say when you said you were a U- Yeah, my brother told me that they found me in a railroad, right? One day we were, like, crossing a railroad,