HeyJaredDeep Dives Podcast
Two young adults’ views on everyday topics relating to ideas from our daily lives to current events going on around the world.
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The Finale: A Letter to Our 18 Year Old Selves (opens the original)
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Hi everyone! Today we cap off our mini season with our final eight pieces of advice we would give our younger selves. We appreciate all the support this past season and hope to reunite in the future to produce more episodes! Make sure to follow us on Instagram @deepdivespodcast and subscribe to our listening platforms!
Finding Your People: Building Friendships in New Places (opens the original)
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Hi everyone! Today we discuss a hot topic related to starting college and living in a new place: finding friends. We talk about our experiences and how we dealt with finding friendships, going through ups and downs of learning how to be on your own, and dealing with feeling lost in brand new places. We know this is an experience everyone can relate to, as finding friends are hard that first semester, especially when we've all built amazing friendships from high school. We give our open and hones
We're Back! Embracing Growth and Uncertainty in Our Lives (opens the original)
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Hey everyone! Welcome back for our very special reunion season! Today we talk about our personal growth since our last episode in 2025 and how we’ve navigated change and growing into adulthood. Make sure to follow us on Instagram @deepdivespodcast and always like, comment, and subscribe!
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