Joanna's critique of ableism is like a fine wine—bold, heavy, and paired perfectly with cheese that you forgot was in the fridge until now. She's not just talking about it; she's making everyone else feel underqualified to have an opinion.

When Joanna speaks on politics, it's like that voiceover in horror movies—knowing something wicked is afoot while everyone else is blissfully unaware. She's the whistleblower of our digital age, making sure your timeline isn't too safe for complacency.

Her discussions about nature conservation two-step with both seriousness and delight, moving like a deer caught in headlights. You can almost hear the birds cheering her on in the background.