Σtella on Being a Woman in Music, Turning Your Roots Into Art and the Journey to Her Latest Album Adagio

Lazy ZsofiMarch 31, 2025

We sat down with Greek artist Σtella (pronounced Stella) before the release of her highly anticipated new album, Adagio, out on April 4th.... Read more...

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Late to the World, and Wilder than Ever – Interview with IDER

Lazy ZsofiFebruary 24, 2025

We sat down with IDER to chat about their journey, creative process, and the experiences that shaped their new album, Late to the World.... Read more...

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“Hungarian identity can never be determined from above” – Interview

Lazy ZsofiOctober 17, 2024

How do we find ourselves in a country as a young woman of colour where all you ever hear in politics is anti-migrant and xenophobic rhetoric? ... Read more...

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“A magyarság nem lehet olyan dolog, amit felülről határoznak meg”

Lazy ZsofiOctober 16, 2024

Hogyan is kapcsolódunk a magyarságunkhoz, ha kívülről csak azt kapjuk, hogy “te nem is vagy igazi magyar”? Hogyan találjuk meg magunkat egy olyan országban szí... Read more...

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Meet Home on Me Collective: Dismantling Traditional Hierarchies in the Art World

Lazy ZsofiAugust 23, 2024

Ever wondered what on earth happens in the art world? That it is confusing and lacking in diversity as much as it is beautiful and alluring? Two 24-year-old recent art graduates, based in London, talk about founding their small art business, Home on Me, their attempt to diversify and champion the art scene. ... Read more...

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Lazy Women’s New Podcast Series: Making it in Western Europe

Lazy ZsofiJanuary 16, 2024

Discover compelling stories of Eastern European and Central Asian women making their mark in Western Europe on Lazy Women's new podcast series, 'Making it in Western Europe.' Co-founded by the European Cultural Foundation, tune in for personal and political tales.... Read more...

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The Terrible Twenties: Learning How to Navigate Our Quarter-life Crisis

Lazy ZsofiDecember 20, 2023

In this episode, Lazy Zsofi is joined by her friend and fellow Lazy Woman, Una, to discuss the complexities of being in our 20s.... Read more...

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Notes on Grief – Part Two

Lazy ZsofiOctober 26, 2023

More than four years have passed, and my grief hasn’t magically disappeared. In an attempt to put my finger on its contradictions, I wrote down some of the inconsistencies and feelings of this new kind of grief I’m going through.... Read more...

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Without You, There’s no Lazy Revolution

Lazy ZsofiOctober 2, 2023

On 30 September 2023, Lazy Women officially launched its first-ever crowdfunding campaign. The goal? To make Lazy Women a truly independent feminist media ... Read more...

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The not-so-invisible women of classical music: introducing Female Classics

Lazy ZsofiFebruary 7, 2023

Female Classics is proving that the stage isn’t just for men. Through organizing its unique music festival, the Swiss association is bringing recognition to female composers who have long been overlooked in the cultural, ideological, and public sphere of classical music. ... Read more...

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My Body, my power? On Emily Ratajkowski, (post)feminism and the male gaze 

Lazy ZsofiJuly 27, 2022

Should beauty be our superpower? Will women ever feel "pretty enough"? Zsofi Borsi explores these themes in Ratajkowski's book My Body.... Read more...

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Lazy Women of the Music Industry: Interview with Spill Tab

Lazy ZsofiMay 11, 2022

On the occasion of her Paris show, I had the chance to exchange a few words with Spill Tab aka Claire Chicha. We talked inspirations, laziness, and much more. ... Read more...

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“De-westernising Europeanness”: the mission of European Lab Budapest

Lazy ZsofiJanuary 17, 2022

What is the European Lab? A forum to exchange ideas, to diversify the voices of Europe, and much more. Interview with Laurent Bigarella.... Read more...

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Meet the Founders of BEBI Loungewear – Interview

Lazy ZsofiDecember 8, 2021

We chat to founders of the Hungarian loungewear brand BEBI, about sustainability and lockdown fashion. Exclusive discount in the article!... Read more...

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Opinion: Not being a morning person doesn’t make you lazy

Lazy ZsofiOctober 19, 2021

We as a society are still obsessed with a one-size-fits-all schedule, especially when it comes to doing productive, conventional work. Lazy Zsofi tries to figure out why. ... Read more...

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Content Call: The Day When Facebook Died

Lazy ZsofiOctober 9, 2021

Lazy Women wants to hear from you! Send us a short story, fiction piece, commentary or illustration about your experience. ... Read more...

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When is it time to go? Signs that you’re ready to leave a relationship

Lazy ZsofiJune 21, 2021

In today’s article, Zsofi Borsi asks the grand questions: do you really need to “wait it out”, until a relationship becomes “objectively” bad? What could be the early symptoms of the fact that you’re thinking of leaving? ... Read more...

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Sexist cities? How urban planning impacts gender justice

Lazy ZsofiMay 24, 2021

In today’s exclusive interview, Zsofi Borsi digs deep into how the patriarchy affects not only attitudes but city architecture as well: “it has never before occurred to me that the way cities are built can be viewed through a gendered lens”, she admits. ... Read more...

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Real love, baby: the contradictory pressures of modern love

Lazy ZsofiFebruary 5, 2021

Fed by the image of romantic obsession, but encouraged to co-exist in stable, lasting units - so it goes the contradiction of modern love, argues Zsofi Borsi in this explorative piece. ... Read more...

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Talking to a Grieving Friend: the dos and don’ts

Lazy ZsofiDecember 21, 2020

But saying the “right thing” to a grieving person can be hard – to make it less scary, Zsofi shares her personal list of dos and don'ts.... Read more...

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Reclaiming the Lazy: what’s wrong with the glorification of productivity

Lazy ZsofiSeptember 4, 2020

How does the glorification of productivity contribute to burning out? Lazy Zsofi explains. ... Read more...

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Big Skinny Lies: How ‘weight-loss’ continues to define me

Lazy ZsofiJune 9, 2020

Lazy Zsofi shares her personal experience with body image issues and eating disorder and urges the collective to start an open dialogue about weight loss.... Read more...

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Content call: Lockdown Poems

Lazy ZsofiMay 12, 2020

Lazy Women is looking for submissions of short pieces and poems inspired by your lockdown experience. ... Read more...

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Has our obsession with productivity gone too far?

Lazy ZsofiApril 26, 2020

Being at CEU, you get used to the constant feeling of being all over the place. As an MA student, life feels incredibly unstructured yet fast-paced at the same... Read more...

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We Act Like Copies of the West – interview

Lazy ZsofiApril 26, 2020

This article was originally published in Kafkadesk, an English-speaking news platform concerned with the V4 countries. Make sure to check it out and follow the... Read more...

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