Ashtin
Group Chat Unlocked with Ashtin
Welcome to Group Chat Unlocked with Ashtin, the group chat your phone wishes it had! Every week, Ashtin and a rotating cast of friends, family, and special guests unlock the conversations everyone is thinking but few are brave enough to have. From dating disasters and relationship drama to pop culture, friendships, family, money, social media, and the everyday chaos of adulting, no topic is off limits. Whether we’re debating if we’re dating wrong in 2026, sharing hot takes, or telling the stories that should’ve stayed in the group chat, you’ll laugh, reflect, and probably text your friends, “Y...
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Episodes
Accountability, and who it belongs to… 15.06.2026 49:01
🎙️ Episode 3: Accountability… and Who It Belongs To This week on Group Chat Unlocked with Ashtin , we’re asking a question that can make or break relationships, friendships, families, and even our relationship with ourselves: Who should be held accountable? Joined by special guests Mia and Skyler , we’re unpacking the difference between taking responsibility and taking the blame. Why do some peopl...
Single by choice… or by checklist 08.06.2026 27:07
Welcome back to Group Chat Unlocked! Episode 2 continues our four-part series, “Are We Dating Wrong in 2026?” This week, Ashtin and special guest Lacole tackle a question that’s got everyone talking: Are we really single by choice, or have our standards and checklists made finding love impossible? Is protecting your peace worth missing your person? Are your standards healthy boundaries or impossib...
Are we dating wrong in 2026? 07.06.2026 41:59
In today’s episode we dive into the state of dating in 2026, from ghosting and situationships to social media influence and unrealistic expectations. It’s time to get into some things.
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