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The girls are back! Join us on today's episode discussing where we've been, why we took a break and what are next step is in this podcast journey. Listen to how Nickie celebrated her 17th birthday, Riana's new path to becoming a gym junkie and Saraa's hidden skill of delivering the perfect segways. We hope you missed us as much as we've missed you! Also a huge shoutout to Pastel Corn for our new intro and outro music!
School friends vs Close friends: as we try to cling onto both, a sense of obligation arise. In this episode, we also dive into more toxic forms of obligations in friendships: unconditional loyalty, feeling responsible for a friend group’s happiness or always buying your friend’s lunch.
But hey, that’s what friends are for… right?
This is a summary from last week's episode for those who want a quick round-up. Please do your part in strengthening this movement. Donate. Sign Petitions. Protest. Repost. Educate others. Educate yourself. Stay open-minded. Write to the mayors/ministers. Use your influence and platform to spread awareness, no matter how many followers you have. As teenagers, we have one of the most powerful tools on our side: social media, so you have no excuse to not help.
Awareness is the first step to change, don't undermine the power of spreading awareness and educating others. DO YOUR PART!
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The death of George Floyd has reignited the ongoing #BlackLivesMatter movement from back in 2013, and has now gained even more traction thanks to the new magnitude of protests, and the re-posting and retweeting. As teens of Australia, we also dive into how Australians have been using the momentum to reflect on the hypocrisy concerning our treatment towards Aboriginal people. Let's talk more about it on this episode
Fantasising about the most epic love life, while you lay in bed unable to sleep? Standards on boys set too high because of celebrities like Harry Styles? Fall for the first guy to give you attention? Feel attacked yet? Don’t worry, we’re also guilty. Wishing for a boyfriend/girlfriend is totally normal, but beware, it’s not all hugs and kisses like Instagram tells you!
"Enjoy it while it lasts," is something we're always told by adults. But it's true! Our youth is precious and limited, yet many of us -- we included -- are glued to our phones 24/7, binging every show available on Netflix, or are hermits in the house. Being in quarantine justify this, but it also emphasises how easily life can just slip out of our hands without any new fun experiences. Why does this happen and what can we do it about it?
We all say "just one more video," but it never stops. TikTok never fails to make someone laugh, which is why once you press the download button, you'll be stuck for hours. We can't resist the instant gratification and the daily dose of dopamine that TikTok gives whenever someone makes fun of Debby Ryan or create edits of Timothée Chalamet. Why is that, and how do we reach a balance without deleting this double-edged-app?!
6 am morning, breakfast, Chole Ting workout, online school, homework, dinner, study, skincare, then bedtime at 10 pm. Rinse and repeat. If that sounds like your day, congrats! You're a productive champion. But what if it's a lot more Netflix and A LOT less studying (if any)?? We can't help but feel guilty during right now when everyone seems like they're making good use of their time. That's okay, part of quarantine is relaxing too.
Care to procrastinate some more with us by listening? I think so!
Tik-Tok addiction, Overeating, under-exercising, procrastination, spending 10+ hours a day binging Netflix, if these symptoms sound familiar, you're probably diagnosed with Quarantine Boredom, sorry! We've all had our fair share of bad habits, let's play bingo and see which one you've contracted.
Being in quarantine is a little bit like what happened in Umbrella Academy -- our family is forced together again, for better or worse. Cue the fun, fights, and favourite movie binges, because we're gonna be in this for the long run! Also, we go off-topic for like 4 minutes straight.
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