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#243
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š ask me a question or leave feedback on the podcast!
is it possible to be lonely even if youāre more social than ever?! todayās guest is dr. jeffrey hallā the department chair and professor of communication studies at the university of kansas, where he researches how to elevate positive online experiences through meaningful social interaction and relationships. his book relating through technology was featured in the wall street journal, the new york times, the washington post, and cnn.
in this episode, we discuss why our generation can feel so lonelyā especially after graduating collegeā and how we can actually start to improve our connections. by the end of this episode, youāll know how to use psychology to be more connected than ever, even through the chaos of your 20s.Ā Ā
we talk about:
⢠if gen z really is the loneliest generationĀ
⢠why your 20s can feel so lonely (even if you have lots of friends!)
⢠how social media makes us feel more (and less!) connected to our friends
⢠maintaining long distance relationships + friendships in your 20s
⢠social media algorithms + how they affect our relationshipsĀ
⢠using social media to make your relationships better
⢠negative stereotypes about gen z in friendships + relationshipsĀ
⢠the truth behind the male loneliness epidemicĀ
⢠what to do if your friend never initiates plans
⢠advice for post-grads looking to make more friends
⢠+ so much more!
mentioned:
⢠dr. hallās previous episode
⢠dr. hallās instagram
⢠gen z loneliness study
⢠behind their screens
⢠dr. weinstein + i on nbc news
⢠dr. weinsteinās episode
⢠the social biome
āgiveaway! want coffee on me? every month, i gift one listener a starbucks gift card to enter:
1. leave a review on apple or spotify
2. dm me a screenshot on instagram
š² bonus entries for story or tiktok tags!
@shepersistedpodcast
shepersistedpodcast.com
Ā© 2020 SHE PERSISTED LLC. all rights reserved.
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#243
šæ watch on spotify & youtube
š ask me a question or leave feedback on the podcast!
is it possible to be lonely even if youāre more social than ever?! todayās guest is dr. jeffrey hallā the department chair and professor of communication studies at the university of kansas, where he researches how to elevate positive online experiences through meaningful social interaction and relationships. his book relating through technology was featured in the wall street journal, the new york times, the washington post, and cnn.
in this episode, we discuss why our generation can feel so lonelyā especially after graduating collegeā and how we can actually start to improve our connections. by the end of this episode, youāll know how to use psychology to be more connected than ever, even through the chaos of your 20s.Ā Ā
we talk about:
⢠if gen z really is the loneliest generationĀ
⢠why your 20s can feel so lonely (even if you have lots of friends!)
⢠how social media makes us feel more (and less!) connected to our friends
⢠maintaining long distance relationships + friendships in your 20s
⢠social media algorithms + how they affect our relationshipsĀ
⢠using social media to make your relationships better
⢠negative stereotypes about gen z in friendships + relationshipsĀ
⢠the truth behind the male loneliness epidemicĀ
⢠what to do if your friend never initiates plans
⢠advice for post-grads looking to make more friends
⢠+ so much more!
mentioned:
⢠dr. hallās previous episode
⢠dr. hallās instagram
⢠gen z loneliness study
⢠behind their screens
⢠dr. weinstein + i on nbc news
⢠dr. weinsteinās episode
⢠the social biome
āgiveaway! want coffee on me? every month, i gift one listener a starbucks gift card to enter:
1. leave a review on apple or spotify
2. dm me a screenshot on instagram
š² bonus entries for story or tiktok tags!
@shepersistedpodcast
shepersistedpodcast.com
Ā© 2020 SHE PERSISTED LLC. all rights reserved.

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