EPISODE · Feb 12, 2019

Ep.65: Ghosting

from What's With Millennials · host D'Adonis Moquette

Ghosting, a coined term for cutting all ties without communicating to the other party, is trending in young people. This happens in online dating, workplaces, and even committed relationships. Hosts D'Adonis and Truax determine if this refusal of responsibility is insight into our future, all while trying to answer the question that's on everyone's minds: What's With Millennials? Have a question you want asked on air? Send your question to: [email protected] LISTEN NOW

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