Emily Kwong

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4,795 appearances 100 recordings 11 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 16 Sep

Emily Kwong’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Jamil says you can see this in history time and time again, this groundswell of collaboration after catastrophe.
And he says that the science that explains it comes back to identity.
Wait, say more.
How does how does this all have to do with identity?
We tend to lump ourselves into categories, right?
Like I am a Christian.
I'm a knitter.
I'm a New Yorker.
And we tend to care and support for people within our own group.
Jamil says these group identities may actually keep us apart in our everyday lives.
Like, I don't identify with so-and-so.
The knitters and the crocheters can knock it along.
I'm just kidding.
Right.
But disasters blow away these barriers.
So another element of this is people tend to bond with the folks they share their emotions with.
It's like a really basic idea, right?
But the act of sharing about the hard times you've experienced may come easier to you in a disaster setting when you know that the person you're talking to has gone through the same thing.
Absolutely.
So how does Nanda Nunnally fit into all of this, the woman whose story you told earlier?
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