Is Social Media giving you an Identity Crisis?

In this episode, we talked about an app that can tell you about you by analyzing your social media, the reasons why someone would ghost on social media, the science behind bullies and our special guest Sarah Krohn bravely shares her profound identity crisis experience!Sarah Krohn is a young Musician, Producer, and YouTuber. The Philadelphia native intertwines her passion for songwriting, videography, and music production in her creative endeavors. Her songs take on influences from pop, indie-rock, and singer-songwriter music all tied together with a bit of dramatic angst. The drive that fuels her to create comes from musicians she looks up to such as Jacob Collier and the band Pinegrove. In addition, Krohn occasionally makes videos talking about the concept of personal identity. A video of hers titled ⁠“having an identity crisis? watch this !”⁠ has gained hundreds of comments from people expressing their connection to the concept.About this PodcastIn this series, we're exploring the concept of identity beneath the surface level. We want you to release the labels, that society expects you to wear and go on a journey of self-discovery. Co-hosting the podcast with Suman are the Devil and Angel on our shoulders. Hear them out loud in this series to make sense of your individual identity.Audio Reference: ⁠Sen. Durbin asks for the name of Zuckerberg's hotel in a privacy question⁠ And don't forget to like our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠IG page⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ IdentityTalkz Cast Suman Hanif as Host / Gemma Whiteley as Angela the Angel / Adam Mercury-Brown as Dave the Devil / Ashley Gregory as Rob / Producer Pageful Productions Limited / Producing Team / Suman Hanif - Writer Producer / Eleanor Roberts - Co-Producer / Music by Madirfan from Pixabay.mp3 - Track: Both-of-us-14037 Disclaimer: Strong language used. Characters, and incidents portrayed in this production work are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.