• Are We Really Friends? w/ Kaya Allyn

  • By: Kaya Allyn
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Are We Really Friends? w/ Kaya Allyn

By: Kaya Allyn
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  • Summary

  • Are you struggling to navigate adult friendship in our modern age? Do you feel like you don't understand how some people just "become friends"? I've had these same feelings too. Every episode I'll get to know a new (or old) friend on a deeper level while we explore our relationship and the friendships we've had through a random theme. Sometimes it'll be serious, most of the time it's fun, but at the end of the day you should feel a little less alone and better equipped to open yourself up to the vulnerability of friendship. The price is high but the reward is great.
    Kaya Allyn
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Episodes
  • Duty

    Duty
    Sep 25 2022

    Better late than never! It's the season finale 😁 lucky 13!

    Angie and I talk about her time in the service, comedy, and just being general dorks.

    I hope you enjoy and I'll talk to you in a month (maybe two) 
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    57 mins
  • Identity

    Identity
    Aug 30 2022

    Megan and I talk in the country about marriage, racial identities, Megan's terrible memory, and her future dentist dreams 🦷
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    57 mins
  • Technology

    Technology
    Aug 3 2022

    Better late than never! The irony that I've been trying to spend more time offline has not escaped me and as a result delayed posting this wonderful episode. Paul and I talk about growing up in China, his Boomer qualities regarding phones, and how community is affected by technology. Hope you enjoy! 
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    43 mins

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