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Apr 14, 2026 45 min

We Ghosted Our Podcast... So Let's Talk About Ghosting

from Actually Authentic Hosted by Liv and Maria

We're back!! After a break Actually Authentic is back and going nowhere! In this episode we get real about why we ghosted the podcast, what we learned while we were gone, and our honest thoughts on ghosting—including if we’ve ever done it. Then we react to Reddit stories from people who’ve been ghosted and give our take.

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