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ep. 34: the TikTok ban, an NYC recap, and lip gloss phone cases in the board room
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Welcome back to Call Me Thursday, friends! This week's episode comes with a variety of thoughts from your besties: is time blocking your calendar just a big joke? Will the current Instagram reel algorithm ever go back to being inspiring-not-icky? And the question everyone was talking about this past week... is TikTok really going to be banned in the US?! Sav is also recapping her getaway to New York City with her hubby and gushing about some fresh thoughts on her emerging art business. Sar gives us all a giggle about her encounter with the executive team at work when she pulls out her new Rhode lip gloss phone case. This chat is a favorite for the gals because it's a perfect example that no matter how drastically different the life season, authenticity, connection, and the long-distance friendship lives on.
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In 2019, after becoming permanently long-distance best friends, we committed to weekly calls every Thursday. It’s been four years of hours on the phone bent over in tears from both laughter and sorrow, joy and grief, celebrating and ranting. Conversations over the tensions of being citizens of heaven and doing life in the world and figuring out how to build lives that are meaningful, sacred, and marked by both depth and joy in their fullest nature. After the first several months of laughing at our own jokes, we thought, “Man, we would make a great podcast.” And four years later, friends, we invite you in. Come think with us. Process with us what it means to be women in our 20s, in this strange place between Millennials and Gen Z. Chasing dreams, asking questions, and saying the things that most of us are secretly thinking. We’ll talk to you Thursday.
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