Climbing the social ladder is almost everyone's dream. But what happens when we get there – and realize that maybe "there" will never truly be ours? That the place we came from no longer recognizes us, and the place where we are doesn't accept us without reservations?

In today's episode, we invite an author who writes as if bleeding and laughing at the same time. Tati Bernardi is a columnist, screenwriter, podcaster, and, above all, a fierce observer of the pains and contradictions of being a woman, being a mother, being anxious, and being someone who has changed social class – without ever feeling completely at home anywhere.

In her new book, A Boba da Corte (The Court Jester), Tati lays bare – with humor, irony, and brutal honesty – the discomfort of belonging and not belonging. It's also an intimate portrait of someone who knows that success doesn't erase fear and that culture doesn't redeem guilt.

Today, we're going to talk about class mobility, social masks, motherhood, belonging, shame, and anger – and do it all with someone who has the rare ability to poke at the wound and still make us laugh.

Welcome to Mamilos, Tati Bernardi!

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