Medium Lady Talks about Friendship in 2021
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Show Notes
What does it take to be a friend in your late 30s? Is scheduling the answer to everything? Is technology a good thing or a bad thing for your friendship?
What does it take to be a friend as the pandemic comes to a close - do you have enough personal grace to navigate your way back to your relationships after the end of lockdowns or the transition of your friendships from online to real-line?
Can you record an entertaining podcast in a mid-range sedan, from the parking lot of a BBQ joint?
The answer to most of these questions is YES!
I hope you enjoy this chat with two of my oldest friends as we describe the seasons that we’ve experienced throughout our friendship of almost 30 years. We get into our (very) specific friendship as well as the new friends we’ve made as adults and how hard/easy that has been for us. Spoiler alert: some of us made mistakes along the way.
Also mentioned
The Lobster by the Gloaming “possibly the most spectacular instrumental piece of music that has ever existed”- Emily
Taylor Leonhardt “another Taylor” specifically Happy or Whatever, Keep me Around
Change your Life Chicken from the Lazy Genius “I have to hold off and only make this once a week.” - Sarah
Fear the Walking Dead “there’s so many seasons, how much more could you have?” -Erin
Never Have I Ever “partway through I realized I might be attracted to Paxton Hall-Yoshida” -Erin (ps it's ok he's a grownup)
Ted Lasso “This new kind of character on television that’s emerging.” - Sarah