Heart to Heart Episode 11: Hookup Culture

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In this week's episode, Laura and Audrey get into the gory details of hookup culture and list some of its pros and cons! Digressions include: August horoscopes, slut-shaming, Leavers, and reality TV. Heart to Heart airs live a 6pm on Sundays via udubradio.com and episodes release on all major podcast platforms after the stream. Submit to our advice form here !!! Our socials: UDUB Radio: @udubradio Audrey: @audreyisobel_ Laura: @laurab0oth Articles referenced: "Tinder and the Dawn of the 'Dating Apocalypse'" in Vanity Fair "Are We Really Getting Sick of Hookup Culture?" in The Cut

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