From the Archive: Terry Angelos — The Secret at the Bottom of the Garden (Episode 199)
This episode is narrated by David's AI voice — a digital copy of his voice he uses so the show keeps going on the days he can't record.
Show notes
Looking back at Episode 199 of Watts Involved, recorded in 2021 with fine artist and author Terry Angelos, whose memoir "White Trash: My Year as a High Class Call Girl" traces a life from a Rhodesian childhood to arriving in London at nineteen with eighty pounds. David unpacks the mechanisms underneath her story — how children calibrate what counts as normal, how gradual compliance escalates, and how externalising a story onto the page loosens its grip. Includes a brief content note, and one tool to try this week from Cracking The Influence Code.
Hear the full original conversation with Terry Angelos, Episode 199: https://wattsinvolved.com/episodes/terry-angelos-fine-artist-wife-mother-author-white-trash/
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