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Hana Walker-Brown

Hana Walker-Brown

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Producer, Editor and Composer, Anthems Podcast

London

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News, Food Humor, Crime Politics, Lifestyle Entertainment

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I do not write for Vancouver Magazine

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Total articles 16

  • Iman Gatti was Late to the Party

    By Hana Walker-Brown| Substack@ “Diagnosis taught me that I know myself best. That I know when something is true or when it feels off. That my brain is truly magical and I am extremely lucky to have my brain because the way I see and experience things is so beautiful.”A therapist once asked me what my three greatest strengths were and "resilience" flew out of my mouth before my tongue had time to assemble the vowels. I reach for it with the subconscious ease of reaching for a scroll on my phone.

    By Hana Walker-Brown · Substack

    Mar. 05, 2023

  • Your names not down, you're not coming in.

    By Hana Walker-Brown| Substack@ I crossed over the threshold into my thirties with a sigh of relief. (Once I’d finished my week-long panic attack between London and Ibiza.) My chaotic twenties were over and I had been promised from those that had gone before me that “Club 30” had a strict door policy and that crushing self-doubt, bad choices, limiting beliefs and uncertain relationships (with myself and others) were not on the guest list.

    By Hana Walker-Brown · Substack

    Feb. 17, 2023

  • Iman Gatti was Late to the Party

    By Hana Walker-Brown| Substack@ “Diagnosis taught me that I know myself best. That I know when something is true or when it feels off. That my brain is truly magical and I am extremely lucky to have my brain because the way I see and experience things is so beautiful.”A therapist once asked me what my three greatest strengths were and "resilience" flew out of my mouth before my tongue had time to assemble the vowels. I reach for it with the subconscious ease of reaching for a scroll on my phone.

    By Hana Walker-Brown · Substack

    Mar. 05, 2023

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Anthems Podcast

London, United Kingdom