ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today we’re talking about the strange relationship between our online lives and the real world. Does being popular online actually mean anything? Can you outgrow old friendships, and why can people you’ve never met sometimes feel more connected to you than people you see every week? Plus, a completely separate conversation about one of the less glamorous realities of disability: what happens when you accidentally wee yourself at work.
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United States
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