Episode 6 - Gege talks about SOCIAL MEDIA vs REAL LIFE, Favorite Influencers and How to Make Good Use of Social Media! episode artwork

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Episode 6 - Gege talks about SOCIAL MEDIA vs REAL LIFE, Favorite Influencers and How to Make Good Use of Social Media!

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The longest episode of Distant Dialogues yet, featuring Gege, one of my awesome friends from college! It took us about an hour of pre-recording catch-up and another 2 hours to record this episode. I am so excited to share this episode with you all as we bare our hearts out, talking about how social media affect our individual lives! (2:05) - Get to know our special guest, Gege! (28:22) - All about SOCIAL MEDIA  (46:27) - Uses of different social media platforms (59:55) - Its effects on users  (1:23:30) - How to make good use of social media (1:31:14) - Favorite Influencers (1:46:25) - FEEL GOOD MOOD segment: Gege shares something that made her HAPPY the past few days (1:53:20) - FAST TALK! Follow Gege on instagram at @gegepalmatravels and on Youtube, Gege Palma for her fun and feel good vlogs! Music by: Silent Partner, Topher Mohr and Alex Elena

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