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Bonus: Friendship Mistakes on She's Got Issues

An episode of the Dear Nina: Conversations About Friendship podcast, hosted by Nina Badzin, titled "Bonus: Friendship Mistakes on She's Got Issues" was published on March 13, 2023 and runs 4 minutes.

March 13, 2023 ·4m · Dear Nina: Conversations About Friendship

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In an episode with Jill Smokler, formally THE Scary Mommy of the famous Scary Mommy, and currently the host of the podcast, She's Got Issues, you’re going to hear about the most common mistakes people make in friendships, and the hard learned lessons. You will also hear an all around honest chat between old college friends and some regrets from that time. Jill and I went to WashU together! She's been kind of enough to now have me on her show for a second time. We covered lots of friendship is... Special thank you, as always, to my assistant producer, Rebekah Jacobs!

In an episode with Jill Smokler, formally THE Scary Mommy of the famous Scary Mommy, and currently the host of the podcast, She's Got Issues, you’re going to hear about the most common mistakes people make in friendships, and the hard learned lessons. You will also hear an all around honest chat between old college friends and some regrets from that time. Jill and I went to WashU together! She's been kind of enough to now have me on her show for a second time.


We covered lots of friendship issues in just under 40 minutes. It amazes me that we managed that because every issue we discussed could be its own episode on Dear Nina, but we managed to get to the heart of important topics efficiently, and we were very real.


 Find SHE'S GOT ISSUES: "Friendship-- Mistakes & Hard Learned Lessons" anywhere you listen to podcasts!


But to help you: here it is on Apple & Spotify


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Special thank you, as always, to my assistant producer, Rebekah Jacobs!
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