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Monologue | The Podcast Theater for Emotions, Thoughts and Culture explicit
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Monologue, more than a podcast, is a theater where emotions, thoughts and culture come to life. It is an experience that makes you part of the story. It turns you into a confidant. It elicits empathy. Monologue is an expression of people's inner voice; the one nobody hears; the one we keep secret. This is how episodes are broken down: each includes three different monologues. Every single monologue expresses a different take on the overriding theme for the episode. And with each monologue, the listener gets exposed to different ways of viewing that theme. Monologue is comedy, drama, performance, intimacy. Monologue is a reflection of what makes us human. It is an experience we hope you enjoy.
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