💏 You CAN Make Friends Without Social Media — with Caitlin Metz & Rebekah Taussig
OMG CROSSOVER EPISODE! 🫶 
Today on the show, I'm celebrating our 99th episode (and my four-years-off-social-media anniversary!) by sharing a conversation I had with Rebekah Taussig and Caitlin Metz for their podcast Scratch That.
We get into things I've NEVER talked about publicly before, including:
Today on the show, I'm celebrating our 99th episode (and my four-years-off-social-media anniversary!) by sharing a conversation I had with Rebekah Taussig and Caitlin Metz for their podcast Scratch That.
We get into things I've NEVER talked about publicly before, including:
- How my three-year-old self picked my present-day career path
 - The four-minute version of my leaving-social-media story
 - What Instagram has meant to Rebekah as a space to share her life & disability advocacy
 - How social media supports introverts like Caitlin with relationship-building & belonging
 - Ways to express your (queer) identity without social media
 - The value of breaking out of our echo chambers & building local community
 - How to stop using social media to numb out 🙃
 
Tune in for an amazing, multi-faceted conversation, and if you're one of our parents listening, make sure you go subscribe to Scratch That: Parenting & ReParenting Off Script on Apple and Spotify for more incredible episodes!
RESOURCES + LINKS
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Creators and Guests
    
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    Amelia Hruby
    
      
      
    
  
Founder of Softer Sounds podcast studio & host of Off the Grid: Leaving Social Media Without Losing All Your Clients