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This week, we’re talking about what we’re currently consuming with our eyes and ears, what we’re watching, reading, listening to, and scrolling through.
What starts as a chat about MAFS Australia, books, documentaries, and favorite shows quickly turns into something deeper: how content affects our mood, our relationships, our thinking, and even how we see ourselves.
We get into:
reality TV as a total car crash you can’t stop watching
social media, YouTube, and dopamine overload
why some content energizes us and some leaves us drained
what we’ve been loving lately on screen and on the page
and why what you consume deserves a bit more attention
It’s funny, honest, and a little too real if your phone screen time has been embarrassing lately.
Keywords: reality TV, MAFS, podcast recommendations, content habits, books and TV, social media habits, dopamine, culture, sisters podcast
Hashtags: #NotUsPodcast #RealityTV #ContentHabits #PodcastLife #WhatWereWatching
By Angela Samantha Kaaber KilianThis week, we’re talking about what we’re currently consuming with our eyes and ears, what we’re watching, reading, listening to, and scrolling through.
What starts as a chat about MAFS Australia, books, documentaries, and favorite shows quickly turns into something deeper: how content affects our mood, our relationships, our thinking, and even how we see ourselves.
We get into:
reality TV as a total car crash you can’t stop watching
social media, YouTube, and dopamine overload
why some content energizes us and some leaves us drained
what we’ve been loving lately on screen and on the page
and why what you consume deserves a bit more attention
It’s funny, honest, and a little too real if your phone screen time has been embarrassing lately.
Keywords: reality TV, MAFS, podcast recommendations, content habits, books and TV, social media habits, dopamine, culture, sisters podcast
Hashtags: #NotUsPodcast #RealityTV #ContentHabits #PodcastLife #WhatWereWatching