It's a Definite Maybe
It's a Definite Maybe
Welcome to It's a Definite Maybe, a podcast for those who are just trying to figure it all out. Brought to you by two millennials/zillennials, Rosie Chong and Stella Silagy. We'll chat about all those topics that may not always have a 'one size fits all' approach - relationships, friendships, career and every in-between.
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Dec 19, 2023
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Episodes
Who's couch guy? 02.11.2021 30:26
In today’s episode join Rosie and Stella as we discuss the good, the bad and the ugly sides of TikTok. We’ll cover things like how easy it is to go viral and what impact this has on creators, and is TikTok nurturing a mob mentality? Plus we also talk about the negative physical and mental impacts the app can have, and the positive community you find on TikTok compared to other social platforms. --...
Please, no more Zoom quizzes! 26.10.2021 34:05
In today's episode, join us (Rosie and Stella) as we have a mental health check-in in the midst of the world's longest lockdown (literally). Since recording this episode, Melbourne has come out of lockdown, but we still wanted to share this episode with all of you! We cover challenges we've faced so far, how to maintain balance, and what helped us with our mental health during lockd...
Is it okay to ghost a friend? 16.10.2021 36:20
In our very first episode, join your co-hosts Rosie Chong and Stella Silagy as we talk about how to navigate friendships where you have different fundamental values. Things like views on politics, religion, social beliefs and other guiding principles. We'll deep dive into friendship breakups and whether they're the right move, can ghosting actually be a good thing, and whether having fri...
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