We Were the Best of Friends, Until We Weren't

Friends are close, but enemies are closer when attending the same college as your once best friend. The cherry on top- a family member who keeps your ex-bestie within the inner circle, making it impossible to completely leave the broken friendship in the past.

Becoming roommates with your best friend can be a sweet dream or a beautiful nightmare. In this case, living in the same space led to projected insecurities, petty actions, and the end of a friendship.

A stellar episode featuring life coach and podcast host, Telina. She teaches us how understanding ourselves pinpoints the kind of friends we are and the kind of friends we need. This is combined with a couple of her own friendship breakups and how she's navigated life outgrowing friendships and blossoming into new ones.

One of the more blunt lessons here: don't say your ex is a free-for-all to your friends if you don't actually feel that way. That not-so-green light pass may lead to a severed friendship that will never be the same again.

Obsessive phone calling + busy schedules + unrealistic expectations= friendship cancelled. Although moving on was the right thing to do for this guest, losing her best friend feels like a weight lifted yet an empty void still remains.

This season's final episode has many layers of spilled secrets, betrayal, and playing the blame game. It's a lot to keep up with, but worth every minute as this guest learns the consequences of her loose lips, while also understanding it took two for these series of mistakes to be made.

Work friends have a special place in our heart. A common interest is shared while a genuine bond grows beyond co-workers. At times, that growth can be stunted when professionalism outweighs camaraderie and the hierarchy must be enforced.

A switch up of the podcast's usual format, this episode is a group discussion among black and white men and women to talk about interracial friendships. The United States' riots and protests over the killings of unarmed black men/women by white police has further exposed the need for honest conversation about race. Listen to these individuals as they share questions, comments and experiences that will serve as valuable tools to foster real and healthy friendships between different races.

The tables are turned as our host, Gabby Scott, shares her own friendship breakup story that greatly impacted her Faith and her perception on loneliness.

Someone exiting your life with no text, call, or final word leaves you wondering where things went wrong. You're left to pick up the pieces alone accepting that person is gone forever. Suddenly, that person comes back. It becomes an internal battle to either pick up where things left off, or leave it all in the past.