That 70’s Show. Sex in the City. A Different World. Golden Girls. Friends. Friendship is the stuff of life, what shapes us, what makes us who we are. We grow because of them, and sometimes we even grow out of them. The love runs deep. In a world of we-should-get-a-meal and awkwardly waving at people you’re 90% sure were your roommate freshman year but can’t tell because of their big coat, Lukas Cox will be featured on this special episode about friendship in the aftermath of a tragedy. This podcast is put out by the Yale Daily News. Featured songs include Wireless by Lee Rosevere, licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial License.

Whether you’ve been broken up with or had to do the deed, it sucks. Breakups mean a whole host of things for different people, the ends of some things, the beginnings of others, maybe they happen prematurely, or maybe they’ve been a long time coming. This week, Rayo Oyeyemi will be reading an anonymous story about the difficult aftermath of a breakup. This podcast is put out by the Yale Daily News. The music included in this episode was sourced from the Free Music Archive. Featured songs include Wireless by Lee Rosevere, licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial License, and music by Jason Shaw from the album Acoustic Sounds under an CC by 3.0 US License.

Firsts. They matter. Whether they are life altering or just another day gone by, something about a first time feels different. This week, Amanda Thomas will be reading two anonymous stories about firsts. One story reflects on selfless first love, while the second explores the empowerment she felt after losing her virginity. All identifying information has been changed. The music included in this episode was sourced from the Free Music Archive. Featured songs include Wireless and Let That Sink In by Lee Rosevere, licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial License, and I Think I Love You and Awkward Situation by Borrtex.

Congratulations, You’ve Got Mail! Or, more accurately, since it isn’t the 90’s and you aren’t Meg Ryan, “You have a new match!” This week's topic is dating apps. Why do we use them? What do they say about college dating and can they be used for more than hookups? This week’s author says yes. Gilbert Saenz reads an anonymous submission (all identifying information has been changed) about a man who turns a brief stint on Grindr into a place for self discovery. The music included in this episode was sourced from the Free Music Archive. Featured songs include Wireless, and Sad Marimba by Lee Rosevere, licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial License. Daniel Birch’s Marimba on the Hunt is also featured under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.

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