In this episode, Jen and Jill continue to discuss social cues. Listen to find out how trees in the front yard used to be a cue to travelers. Got questions? Email us at [email protected]

In this episode Jen and Jill. Talk about what we observe about other people in social settings. Give a listen as we talk about the message people are sending with their traits and behaviors. Everything from the way you dress to how you speak. Gain some perspective on your interactions! Questions? Email us at [email protected]

Jen and Jill wrap up their discussion on loneliness this week. Listen as we talk about what you can do to help yourself and others navigate this epidemic. What would happen if we felt a responsibility to those around us to help ease their loneliness? How would the world be different if we felt a social obligation to reach out to lonely people? Questions? Email us at [email protected]

In this week’s episode, Jill and Jen explore the facts about loneliness, and how it spreads from person to person. What should we do about it? Listen to find out! Have questions or thoughts to share? Email us at [email protected]

In this episode, Jill and Jen continue to explore ways we can ward off loneliness. Essentially, if we take responsibility of our loneliness and make efforts to connect, we help others not to be lonely as well. We need men and women to be good healthy examples of what true friendship and connection looks like. And…JILL CAN POLKA!

In this episode Jen and Jill continue the discussion on loneliness and ways to connect and keep connected with others. They reference the book “Friendship in the Age of Loneliness” by Adam Smiley Poswolsky. Link is on the website if you’d like to get your own copy. www.bustedbiscuits.us

Disclaimer: With post podcast recording research, we were able to discover that Tom was a friend on Myspace and not Facebook.

On this episode, Jill and Jen spend time talking about loneliness and what you can do about it. They talk about a few statistics on connection and then offer suggestions on ways to make connections. They reference the book “Friendship in the Age of Loneliness” by Adam Smiley Poswolsky. And there is a link on the website if you’d like to get your own copy. www.bustedbiscuits.us

Jen and Jill wrap up this series on trust. They process how to be a good partner, what behaviors to look at, and what it takes to rebuild trust. They look at the perspectives of those who have had their trust broken as well as those who have broken the trust. What needs to happen to repair the breach? Listen for some tips on how to heal. Email us your thoughts at [email protected]

Jen and Jill explore the secure attachment style. Secures are comfortable with intimacy, can comfortably communicate their needs, and are reliable and consistent. Jen is pretty sure that secures LOVE conversation cards! Stay connected at bustedbiscuits.us

Jill and Jen talk through the avoidant attachment style. Avoidants are primarily concerned with losing their independence and do everything they can to keep intimacy at a distance. They discuss how to identify avoidants and their intimacy avoiding behaviors. Patrick Swayze said it best, “…this is my dance space.” Sign up for our newsletter at bustedbiscuits.us to keep up to date on the podcast and events in the local area!