A Little Más Podcast

Communication can be tricky and listening with the intent to understand what others are saying to us is not always easy. Have you ever gotten into an argument with someone and found yourself listening (just enough) to the other person so that you could offer a rebuttal? We have too and if your experience was anything like ours have been, then chances are your conversation didn’t end well. Join us this week as we break down some passive aggressive phrases that are commonly used in the work place and tune in to hear us share some insightful tips that are sure to help you avoid unnecessary conflict.

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Links Mentioned In This Week's Episode:

1. Woman Asks For Examples Of Passive Aggressive Work Phrases And 25 People Nail It

2. Learning to Listen without Getting Defensive — Verily

Valentine's day may be over but we’re still celebrating love by dishing about how we spent our Valentine’s Day and sharing our thoughts about current dating trends in light of a new dating show that we recently began tuning into. Also Evie (a non reality dating show viewer) gives us her take on various dating shows. Join the debate and let us know your thoughts on reality dating shows.

Is there really such a thing as airplane etiquette? Have you ever given or received a really bad gift? Join us this week as we share our thoughts on airplane etiquette and dish about bad gifts we've received and given.

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Links Mentioned In This Week's Episode:

1. Woman Calls Out American Airlines Over Passenger Punching Her Reclined Seat

How would you react to being asked by a bride to buy a wedding gift for her wedding? Would you ever interfere if you felt a parent was being too harsh with their child? What would you do if you were in the middle of disciplining your child and were suddenly interrupted by a stranger? We tackle these questions this week, discuss whether these behaviors are socially appropriate, and share our own personal accounts of parental interferences. Trust us, you don’t want to miss this episode!

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Links Mentioned In This Week's Episode:

1. Bride-to-be's list of duties asks bridesmaid to buy her a wedding gift — Daily Mail

2. Should You Ever Interfere If You Think A Parent Is Being Too Harsh? — Romper

This week we’re back with more fun and educational insights to commonly misused phrases that you’ll want to be sure to avoid when you’re attempting to put your best foot forward in the work place. Tune in to hear which phrases we’re guilty of misusing and let us know if you’ve ever misused any of these phrases.

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Links Mentioned In This Week's Episode:

1. Commonly Misued Phrases That Make You Sound Less Professional

Have you ever considered that some of the phrases we use on a regular basis may be odd to people from other countries? This week we break down some of the every day comments (most) Americans say that completely perplex foreigners and discuss the proper reply for “thank you”.

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Links Mentioned In This Week's Episode:

1. 29 Things Americans Say That Make Zero Sense To Non-Americans

2. Why Young People Say "No Problem" Instead of "You're Welcome" (and Why Older People Hate It)

We’re back from hiatus and dishing about what we did during our time away from ALM, our dissatisfaction with having to use (and pay for) multiple digital streaming platforms in order to watch our fave shows, our reaction to Megxit (Harry and Megan stepping down from their royal duties), and discuss the importance of maintaining connection to our extended family by being more intentional about planning (more frequent) family gatherings.

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The Christmas season is upon us and we’re bursting at the seams!

Join us this week as we share personal memories about past Christmases, compare Christmas wishlists from today to one from 104 years ago, and dish about our New Year’s goals.

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Links Mentioned In This Week's Episode:

1. 7-Year-Old’s Christmas List From 104 Years Ago Proves a Scary Point About Kids Today (Article)

This week’s episode is full of fun and informative dialogue. Join us as we discuss things we grew up with that make us seem like fossils compared to today’s youth and listen in to hear us discuss how we deal with introversion & balance our need for alone time while still cultivating meaningful interpersonal relationships.

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Links Mentioned In This Week's Episode:

18 Things Millennials Grew Up With That Today's Kids Apparently Have No Idea About (Strong language - Article)

Am I Introverted, or Just Rude? (Article)

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