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"Where do you draw the line between letting go and giving up?" is the question of the day on this week's episode as Mercy, Lydia, Abel and Abigail explore the good and bad that comes with persevering through something. The crew covers everything from work to jobs to ministry as they attempt to argue why quitting isn't always a bad thing. They almost convince Lydia but not quite. Have a listen if you're skeptical and check out Abigail's youtube channel if you're real at AbbieandFifi.
"If you think you're unattractive does that mean you're insecure?" is the question of the day on this week's episode, and Mercy and Lydia can't seem to see eye to eye. Joined by friends Lynn and Winta, the girls tackle everything from how to define confidence to why "gassing" your friends can be problematic. Whether you're a 5 or 10, you're not gonna want to miss this brutally honest and heated convo.
On this week's episode, Mercy and Lydia chat about all things social media with pals Lydia and Lydia. Yeahhh, the Habesha community really needs to expand their name registry. Anywho, on part one of this discussion, the girls reminisce the good ol' tumblr days, express their grievances about snapchat streaks and tackle how these apps and others have changed the way we connect with each other. This episode is perfect to listen to while you're scrolling through your feed or responding to dms from your multiple suitors. Don't snap and drive and stay tuned for part two.
On this week’s episode, Mercy and Lydia, alongside friends Marco and Abel, talk about if actions speak louder than intentions. What starts as a chill conversation about being understanding turns into a podcast soap opera as the gang start sharing stories about times when giving the benefit of the doubt wasn’t so easy. It’s wild. Tune in to hear their thoughts on people who "screen", people who flip out and people who interrupt a podcast recording for a potty break.
On the pilot of this new podcast, we get to listen to the hosts Mercy and Lydia ramble for almost 10 minutes. But it's like a cute rambling. And it's juicy, cause it turns out one of them is taken *gasp*. Also, they get really soft and talk about how it takes a village to raise a podcast. So yeah.
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