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Have you ever had a bad roommate? Like, really bad? So have we! In today’s episode, Annie speaks with her senior year roommates at the end of their living together and recollects on the terrible roommates they’ve had in the past, talk about the difficulties that come with cohabitation, and the benefits of having good roommates. If you’ve ever had a roommate, this podcast is for you. If you’ve never had a roommate (yet), this podcast is also for you.
References:
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2018/01/31/more-adults-now-share-their-living-space-driven-in-part-by-parents-living-with-their-adult-children/
https://www.apartmentguide.com/blog/roommate-experiences-explored/
https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2018/08/the-strange-unique-intimacy-of-the-roommate-relationship/567296/
https://www.rentcafe.com/blog/apartmentliving/roommates/best-and-worst-roommates-demographics-survey/
Annie’s siblings join her in today’s podcast to give 3 different perspectives on the quarter-life crisis! Sam is in her late 20s, Drew in his mid 20s, and Annie in her early 20s… and all of them are still figuring it out. The takeaway? You're not alone! And yes, our family dinner conversation is always interesting.
Annie and Miranda discuss mental health in your 20s, what it feels like to get a diagnosis, and what they've learned from their experiences. This isn't a mental health podcast, this is a podcast about mental health! All links referenced in the episode are listed below:
Hips: Releasing Stored Trauma | Trauma Informed Yoga
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The titular episode is finally here! Annie and Grace discuss the meaning of rites of passage, bucket lists, resolutions, and main character moments.
You can buy yourself flowers and you can hold your own hand! Annie and Trinity discuss Valentine's and Galentines Day, and a theory about getting the ick. Today's episode includes movie recommendations, storytimes, and a brief history lesson.
Annie and Lily discuss red flags in friends and how to recover from a friend-breakup. The audio's not great but what they're saying is.
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