Less Alone: A Podcast About Connection

Less Alone: A Podcast About Connection

By Amy Moore, Anna Newell Jones, Erin LinehanSociety & CultureRelationships
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Less Alone: A Podcast About Connection episodes

  • EP05: What's Up With Women?

    This episode is about women and their relationships with each other! It's got a lot of laughter while still serving up lots of helpful wisdom nuggets. We reflect on what it means for someone to "stand in their own truth", how insecurity is often the root of cattiness, and how feeling secure in oneself leads to celebrating, supporting and lifting other women up. We talk about "sisterhood", the #MeToo movement, and so much more!

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    47 min
  • Sneak Peek EP05: What's Up With Women?

    This is a sneak peek of Episode 5: What's Up With Women?, with hosts Amy Moore, Anna Newell Jones and Erin Linehan. The full episode will be available to download next Wednesday!

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    4 min
  • EP04: How to be a Terrible Friend

    Welcome back to the Less Alone Podcast! We start off with our experiences from the listening challenge then we talk about what it means to be a terrible friend. Last week we talked about how to be a good friend, so today we are flipping the switch to really dig deep and find out what qualifies as being a bad friend. In our conversation, we define one-sided relationships, we look at what causes people to get into unhealthy relationship cycles, and how EMDR can be used to get to the root of your issues. Next, we discover why conflict is not always a bad thing and how to use the rupture and repair technique to communicate in relationships and sort through recurring problems. We also discuss the difference between toxic vs. bad relationships and learn how to set those must-have boundaries by teaching others how they should be treating you. So for an incredible episode on the intricacies of friendship, be sure to join us today!

    Key Points From This Episode:

    • A shout-out to our listeners and their reviews
    • What we learned and our experience with the "listening challenge"
    • Why children often feel less heard and why it's important to give them that space
    • Outlining the characteristics of what a bad friend is
    • Understanding what a one-sided friendship looks like
    • Why people often repeat patterns from their childhood in their friendships
    • The benefits of using EMDR to get to the root of a problem
    • Stories of our personal experiences of being a bad friend
    • Why conflict isn't necessarily bad
    • Understanding the concept of rupture and repair
    • 9 tips for making a true apology
    • Learning to differentiate between toxic and bad relationships
    • Recognizing gut instinct versus fear
    • Implementing boundaries: teaching others how to treat you
    • Practical tips to get out of toxic relationships
    • Awareness challenge: learning to use "I feel" statements
    • And much more!

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    58 min
  • Sneak Peek EP04: How to be a Terrible Friend

    This is a sneak peek of Episode 4: How to be a Terrible Friend, with hosts Amy Moore, Anna Newell Jones and Erin Linehan. The full episode will be available to download next Wednesday!

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    3 min
  • EP03: Exactly How to be an Awesome Friend

    On the show today we're exploring what it means to be an awesome friend! We take a deep dive into the qualities of friendship and what it means to be a good person. We discuss the key ingredients to fostering better friendships. We discuss direct and sensitive communication, advice, responsibility and intuition towards good chemistry. We also talk about self awareness and taking an honest look at one's own performance as a friend. We value encouraging and supporting others and talk about how much boundaries and consistency can help your relationships. For all this and more, be sure to listen to the episode!

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    Please rate, review, and subscribe in your favorite podcast player! Thank you for your support! Xo, Amy, Anna, and Erin

    Intro and Outro Music, Night Owl by Broke for Free from the Album Directionless EP, Creative Commons License

    57 min
  • EP02: The Secret to Making Friends When Life is Bustin' at the Seams

    Welcome back to Episode 2 of the Less Alone Podcast! We've got a ton of updates for you! We've now got a website and you can now find us everywhere on social media! Today's big topic is: How to Make Friends. There are certain intricacies of adult friendships that can sometimes be tricky (especially compared to how easy it sometimes seemed as kids.) In this episode we dive into how different life stages truly impact the connections that we're able to make, and keep, in the long term. We also take a look at how finding friends as an adult can often be a lot like dating… how there's a certain chemistry involved with finding people that you just "click with". We break down what it means to find a compatible vulnerability in the friendships you pursue and how your body language can aid — or impede — building strong connections. Finally, we end the episode with some great practical tips on how to make friends. For an incredible conversation on building connections, don't miss out on today's episode!

    Key Points From This Episode:

    • A run-through of updates and announcements
    • Understanding the importance of having social ties in your life
    • Dunbar's number: a level of connection lost at the magic number of 150
    • Adult friends and the impact of being in different stages of life
    • Incorporating chemistry into friendship: is it like dating?
    • Learning to adopt inherent worthiness
    • The disappointing nature of gossiping and why you should avoid it
    • Finding a compatible vulnerability within your adult friendships
    • How to use the right body language for building connection
    • Practical tips on how to make friends as an adult
    • And much more!

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    Intro and Outro Music, Night Owl by Broke for Free from the Album Directionless EP, Creative Commons License

    54 min
  • EP01: Hey, Nice to Meet You!

    In Episode One: Hey, Nice to Meet You! hosts Amy Moore, Anna Newell Jones and Erin Linehan introduce themselves and talk about the background of how and why this podcast, Less Alone: A Podcast About Connection, came to be. They touch on the history of their friendship and how they've maintained it despite all having active and busy lives. This episode also touches on friendships during childhood and as adults especially in our increasingly digital world. Plus, they give nods to Dandapani, Barre3, Sadie Lincoln, and Johann Hari.

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    Please rate, review, and subscribe in your favorite podcast player! Thank you for your support! Xo, Amy, Anna, and Erin

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    49 min
  • HELLO WORLD!

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    2 min

About Less Alone: A Podcast About Connection

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In a world where we are more in touch than ever but meaningful connections are lacking, 3 friends, Amy Moore, Anna Newell Jones, and Erin Linehan have taken their coffee shop chats to the podcast studio.