ROAR "Vacation Anxiety and Enabling Real Talk"

from Socially UnSocial · host Patty and Danielle

In this lively episode of Socially UnSocial, the hosts dive into a range of topics while preparing for an upcoming vacation to Cabo. They begin with a humorous recount of their current struggles and the intense UV forecast, segue into a passionate discussion about the complexities of enabling loved ones and the importance of letting kids learn resilience. The conversation takes a lighter turn as they reminisce about childhood lessons, discuss Netflix series 'You', and critique recent concerts, particularly Rebecca Black’s shocking opening for Katy Perry. Personal highs and lows, including a sweet Mother’s Day surprise, round out this candid and engaging episode.Follow Us on IG and Facebook @SociallyUnSociallyPodcast And check us out on TikTok @SociallyUnSocialpThank for Listening!

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