HeyJaredGood Times, Bad Friends
Real conversations. Real friendship. Real faith. A podcast where we talk life, culture, sports, and the things that actually matter — with people we love and people we’re learning from.Spotify Wrapped Highlights:• 163% audience growth this year• 999% new listeners• Top 20% of…
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Why Making Friends as an Adult Feels So Hard | Real Ones S3E3 (opens the original)
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Everyone tells you that making friends is easy when you're a kid...but nobody prepares you for what happens when you're an adult. Between careers, marriage, kids, church, hobbies, and the endless feeling of being "busy," friendships stop happening naturally. They require intention. In this episode of Real Ones , we talk about why adult friendships feel so much harder, what separates acquaintances from true friends, how priorities change as life gets busier, and why maintaining meaningful relatio
Who Actually Deserves Access to Your Life? | Real Ones S3E2 (opens the original)
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Everyone has access to someone these days. They follow your life. They know where you are. They like your posts. But does that actually make them your friend? In Episode 2 of our Real Ones series, we're unpacking one of the biggest questions about friendship today: What's the difference between access and loyalty? We talk about: Why social media has blurred the definition of friendship. The difference between people who know about you and people who truly know you . Why you can forgive someone w
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