Like a modern-day Cassandra, Idafroken warns of the apocalyptic climate policies with the same fervor as an outraged soap opera character discovering a long-lost twin.

With a penchant for tackling uncomfortable truths, Idafroken serves up social justice issues like a Michelin-star chef crafting a soufflé: delicate, dangerous, and likely to collapse at any moment.

In a world of surface-level banter, their personal stories cut like a hot knife through cold butter, reminding us that we're all just awkward humans trying to navigate life’s chaos.

From tacos to sourdough, their exploration of food often hints at a deeper hunger for connection—why else would one eat alone on a Saturday with bananas and peanuts?