a daily dose of smiley

a daily dose of smiley

By muskaan ghoshComedyImprov
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a daily dose of smiley episodes

  • 🍃d e p r e s s i o n🍃
    I am just trying to make awareness about depression. Please dm me on @muskaan_ghosh to tell me if you thought I said something wrong about this very serious topic. Thank yous✨
    9 min
  • F.R.I.E.N.D.S
    The people who make you feel happy in life are your friends. This episode tells you about friends ... Not the part where friends are so much fun. It's the psychological idea 😳✨
    10 min
  • It's Corona time !
    I miss the times people used to say "bless you" when someone sneezed... Now they all say "get the hell away from me !". (SORRY FOR UPLOADING AN ENTIRE DAY LATE)
    7 min
  • It's Corona time !
    I loved the time when people used to say "bless you" when someone sneezed... Now they all say "get the hell away from me !"
    7 min
  • U are beautiful !
    Hieeee everyone
    today i would like to tell you all about the unknown and usually unseen harm that social media does to us as teenagers more specifically to girls. Like most of you even i have access to instagram & some of you might also be using facebook right ?
    have you ever noticed that all that girls on ads appear insanely thin and fair ? because i have ... and thats why i chose this topic .
    I want to tell you all that this is not okay , this world should not give more importance to skinny and fair girls only , i think that there should be equality for women and young girls with any body type and i am sure you will not disagree? Now , the reason why i think like this is because when i scroll down my instagram feed , i notice that nearly all the famous people are thin , why ? well this is because they are considered more beautiful than others - this is where I feel the bias lies , these individuals are considered to be role models for the younger generation and that is not okay because me and many of my friends are all teenage girls growing up and we remain conscious of how we look.
    6 min

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A random podcast made by a 13 year old teenager who is bored during quarantine.