This week, Joan, Lizzie, and Marcela are talking all things social media. Having been born before the 2000's, all three women got to see the evolution of social media and everyone's access. As they got older, more and more people had it, and as a result, the world change because of it. But, has it been helpful? Has it been harmful? Or, are there ways where it has been both? They ponder these questions, share some ridiculous stories about their social media trauma, and give their opinions on the matter. Pull up a chair and join in the conversation - there's always room for one more! 

When you're younger, you imagine what life will be like as an adult. But what they don't often talk about when you're younger is how tough it can be to actually be an adult. This week, Joan, Lizzie, and Marcela set out to talk about all the things that surprised them in their twenties and how they had to learn quickly how to 'adult.' 

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Do you have a specific song, movie, tv show, etc. that just takes right back to a specific memory? Or do you like to sit around with your family or siblings and just talk about the good old days? This is what this episode is all about - the small things from our childhood that stick with us and make us who we are today. This episode is a continuation of last week's episode, "The Nostalgia of Childhood," but it can be listened to entirely on its own if you missed the other. 

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We are the Table for Three podcast, a warm and cozy space where three friends, Joan, Lizzy, and Marcela, come together to discuss all the fun topics you usually have around the dinner table with friends. This will be a two-part episode where we discuss the vision for our podcast and being reflecting on our childhood. Nostalgia is a funny thing and allows us to sit with our memories for a little while to remember who we are and where we're headed.