In a world where everything seems negative, hope can be a rebellion.

But is the punk-rocking power of positivity passé? Or is despair a luxury we can’t afford?

Award-winning comedian and activist Juliette Burton finds the funny both in the darkness of desolation and being blinded by the light.

Where does hope end and naivety begin? In 2024, what can resolute optimism do for us now?

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