Seated with Strangers

In this episode of Seated with Strangers, hosts Adwoa, Quase and Shivawn delve into the topic of navigating friendships: what would you say to your younger self. The hosts explore the question of how to navigate being the insightful friend who offers support, while feeling like their own problems are not fully understood or acknowledged by their friends. Tune in to gain insights and perspectives on the intricacies of friendships. What was discussed on the episode? 00:08:57 Honesty and communication in friendships. 00:24:25 Value friendships and include others. 00:35:29 Group chats can become overwhelming. 00:44:07 Forgiveness doesn't always mean reconciliation. 00:46:25 Boundaries are crucial in friendships. Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on ⁠⁠Apple Podcast⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a⁠⁠⁠ podcast episode here⁠⁠⁠. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the ⁠⁠⁠list HERE⁠⁠⁠. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support

In this episode of Seated with Strangers, hosts Khaliah, Fawnne and Stephanie delve into the topic of signs you are outgrowing friendships. They discuss if friendships need to evolve with age and are we searching for mature friendships? Our hosts highlight the idea that friendships change, and that is perfectly okay. As individuals grow and evolve, it is natural for some friendships to unravel. It is important to recognize when a friendship is no longer serving both parties and to let go without any animosity. What was discussed on the episode? 00:02:06 Friendships evolve and that's okay. 00:08:43 Friendship needs evolve with time. 00:14:26 Being low maintenance in friendships. 00:19:03 Making new friendships as an adult requires effort and communication. 00:27:03 Assess and improve friendships regularly. 00:32:15 Personal changes for better friendships. Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on ⁠Apple Podcast⁠ or ⁠Spotify⁠. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a⁠⁠ podcast episode here⁠⁠. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the ⁠⁠list HERE⁠⁠. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support

In the latest episode of Seated with Strangers, hosts Ginger Fitchett, Amanda and Sophia come together to discuss how do you handle a friendship breakup? During this episode of Seated with Strangers, our Strangers discuss the challenging topic of friendship breakups. They delve into the emotional impact of ending a friendship and how it can be just as painful as a romantic breakup. The hosts share personal experiences and reflect on the process of healing from a friendship breakup. They emphasize the importance of community and the desire for a sisterhood. On the Episode the group explores: [00:00:50] Friendship breakups and healing. [00:05:30] The grieving process [00:09:34] Moving forward in friendships. [00:11:56] Intimacy in friendships. [ 00:15:23] The importance of female friendships. [00:20:21] Investing in valuable friendships. [00:23:34] Breaking up with a friend. [00:26:10] The dwindling communication in relationships. [00:30:37] Girlfriends as a source of support. Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a⁠ podcast episode here⁠. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the ⁠list HERE⁠. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support

On this episode of Seated with Strangers, Amina, Phillip, and Tori discuss the influence of TV culture on friendships. They explore whether TV is reshaping our perception of friendships as disposable and whether it is creating negative stereotypes of how minority women interact with each other. They dive into the double-edged sword of reality TV, acknowledging its appeal and entertainment value while also questioning the image it portrays for women, particularly women of color. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about the intersection of TV, culture, and friendship. On the Episode the group explores: [00:00:09] TV culture and friendship dynamics. [00:05:08] Reality TV and damaging portrayals. [00:08:22] Male friendships and vulnerability. [00:19:33] Healthy conflict in friendships. [00:23:38] Reality TV show dynamics. [00:34:45] Living authentically on social media. Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on ⁠⁠Apple Podcast⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a⁠⁠⁠ podcast episode here⁠⁠⁠. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the ⁠⁠⁠list HERE⁠⁠⁠. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support

In the latest episode of Seated with Strangers, hosts Alma Rojas, Sonja Williams and Sherita Bolden come together to discuss the culture of friendships. In this episode of Seated with Strangers, our guest delves into the debate about whether friendship requires similarities in crucial areas. While the hosts acknowledge the importance of having like-minded friends in certain aspects, they also discuss the potential limitations that can arise when friends have different mindsets or goals. They suggest that while casual acquaintances can have differing beliefs, close friendships may benefit from shared values and aspirations. On the Episode the group explores: How do we manage challenges or conflicts in our friendships due to cultural misunderstandings and how do we resolve them? Do we need to let go that our friend’s life choices doesn’t have to mirror our choices? Having a combination of weak ties and close friends is beneficial. Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on ⁠Apple Podcast⁠ or ⁠Spotify⁠. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a⁠⁠ podcast episode here⁠⁠. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the ⁠⁠list HERE⁠⁠. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support

In this episode of Seeded with Strangers, hosts Khaliah, Stephanie, and Fawnne delve into the topic of using your words in friendships. They discuss whether there are any conversations that should be off-limits with friends, particularly when it comes to addressing parenting shortcomings. The hosts explore the dynamics of different friendship circles and conclude that it is only appropriate to offer parenting advice to close inner circle friends who also have children. What was discussed on the episode? [00:00:49] Conversations off limits with friends. [00:05:36] Conversations with tiers. [00:08:58] Expressing concern for a friend. [00:13:30] Relationship dynamics and communication. [00:19:22] Discussing friendship issues publicly. [00:21:28] Oversharing on social media. [00:26:59] Unhealthy eating habits and concern. [00:29:16] Health and friendship support. [00:33:22] Providing ongoing support. [00:36:15] Being a better friend. Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on ⁠Apple Podcast⁠ or ⁠Spotify⁠. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a⁠⁠ podcast episode here⁠⁠. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the ⁠⁠list HERE⁠⁠. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support

In this episode of Seated with Strangers, Elle, Amanda, and Ginger discuss the topic of why friendships can't survive certain life changes, specifically having a child. They explore the idea that having a child changes priorities and the need for friendship, and question whether friendships can survive everything except for the addition of a child. The hosts share personal experiences and reflect on societal expectations for Black women and their friendships. Tune in to hear their insights and perspectives on this thought-provoking topic. On the Episode the group explores: Friendship surviving having a child. Balancing friendships with new motherhood. Single people's financial burden while supporting the married friend. What does it look like to include friends without children. Balancing different life seasons. Article Referenced on the Podcast Our friendship survived bad dates, illness, marriage, fights. Why can’t it survive your baby? Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a⁠ podcast episode here⁠. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the ⁠list HERE⁠. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST Dr. Elle Harris get Social Instagram or her Website. Amanda Eaddy get Social Instagram or her Website. Ginger Fitchett get Social Instagram or her Website. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support

In the latest episode of Seated with Strangers, hosts LaKesha Womack, Sonja Williams and Stephanie BwaBwa come together to discuss money and building wealth in the community. In this episode of Seated with Strangers, Sonja, LaKesha, and Stephanie discuss the importance of community and supporting each other during difficult times. They explore the impact of financial struggles and offer various ways to show up for friends who may have lost their jobs or are facing hardships. From providing emotional support to offering job opportunities and practical assistance, the hosts emphasize the power of community in helping one another. Tune in to learn how to reimagine community and culture in times of adversity. So don't miss out, tune in to Seated with Strangers today! On the Episode the group explores: supporting friends during a financially hard time do we need to work blue-collar jobs and what about AI homeownership verses renting should you be a business owner and are we lying about the responsibilities? Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a⁠ podcast episode here⁠. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the ⁠list HERE⁠. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support

In the latest episode of Seated with Strangers, hosts Whitney Hall, Adwoa Ramsay and Quase come together to discuss fighting for the culture and are we the problem? So don't miss out, tune in to Seated with Strangers today! On the Episode the group explores: Affirmative Action The BET Awards and do we desire more? Relationship goals and what do people really want. How to be unified as a community Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a⁠ podcast episode here⁠. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the ⁠list HERE⁠. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ Link to episode: --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support

In the latest episode of Seated with Strangers, hosts Whitney Hall, Avril Speaks and Dr. Sidjae Price come together to discuss building healthy communities. The trio explores the importance of building relationships beyond social media and shares personal anecdotes about the value of checking in on your friends. They also dig into generational differences and societal stigmas, examining issues regarding male friendships and celebrating aging. With lively discussions and plenty of humor, this episode is a must-listen for anyone craving authentic, thought-provoking conversation. So don't miss out, tune in to Seated with Strangers today! Want to support us beyond the podcast? Did you enjoy this episode? Let us know by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. It'll take less than a minute. Also, please take a moment to share what you'd like for us to cover next on the show. Request a podcast episode here. Want in on our community with other strangers & experience our popup dinner parties join the list HERE. Email [email protected] for brand partnerships and business inquires. Shop our Merch or Send our Producer a cup of coffee to keep her going here Follow our Producer Twitter: https://twitter.com/shivawnadrienne Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatedwithstrangerspod/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shivawn-mitchell8/support