ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When one becomes accustomed to a familiar presence, it becomes difficult to dismiss it when it no longer benefits your growth. Letting people go - whether it's friends, ex-spouses, coworkers, etc. - can prove to be a trying time, especially if your dependency on the established relationship overrides your perceptions, thoughts, and judgement. Join us as we bob and weave through the discussion of relationships and hear our takes on what it means to let folks go.
Podcast Panel: Bobby, Darnell, Tonya, Valeria, and Velisa. Music produced by Ketsa.
English
United States
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