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This week, Kristina brings back one of our favourite segments, "Let's Not Meet Again"... and it's just as terrifying as the last.

So, join us! Grab a drink, take a seat, & always lock your doors people.

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When older dogs pee themselves around guests it has a more concerning reason than just submissive urination.
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Well, long time no talk - I had a mammogram that got a little wild, a stranger got in my car after I said no, debunking rumors that I'm dating my guy friend, falling in love with a security guard, pen!s slideshow in Boston, dating red flags NOBODY talks about, and my cringey first date. Enjoy.

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Meg reflects on the disappearance of Etan Patz and the origin of Milk Carton Kids. Jessica explains the social death of the Bridge and Tunnel crowd.

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Today, Julia Spencer officially speaks out for the first time about a very traumatic situation that happened to her almost exactly a year ago. Julia tells us how she was able to silence the feeling she was overreacting, in order to quite literally save her life. She also shares how taking an Everyday Armor class gave her the confidence to share her story to empower other women. If there's one message from this episode, it's to trust your instincts when something feels off, just as Julia so courageously did.

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Safety has many aspects to senior life. We always think of keeping safe at the Homefront, but keeping safe when heading out to the grocery store or taking a walk around the neighborhood are just as important and safety may be taken for granted. Dr. Tronetti and Janet Rooks hit all of these topics and many more with Darleen as they open even her eyes on everyday issues facing seniors. The upside is that Dr. Tronetti and Janet share some easy solutions and resources to help seniors stay safe in all aspects of their lives.

This podcast represents the opinions of Dr. Tronetti and her guests. The content here is for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions or before making any changes in your personal health regimen. No other use, including without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this podcast may be made without the prior written permission of Parrish Medical Center. This podcast is HIPPA compliant. All people, places, and scenarios mentioned in this podcast have been changed to protect patient confidentiality 

With the world we live in today, the thought of making friends by socializing and reaching out to strangers does get pretty intimidating and challenging especially for introverts. Hence, the slackers share their relatable experiences about how they struggled building friendships in the past, to help conclude the best ways one can make friends today. With Thomas and Earl being more introverted, it wasn't always a walk in the park when it came to socializing with and befriending stranger. Although, being able to relate with those with similar interests and hobbies did indeed help Thomas and Earl get more comfortable interacting with them.
Ron, on the other hand, being more of an extrovert, talks about the modern day art of friend-making, that we have access to through our phones. He takes Earl and Thomas through an EYE-OPENING analogy that showcases how socializing really has evolved over time, with the help of social media apps.

Despite everything, it definitely still isn't easy to socialize and make friends today, especially due to natural trust issues and social awkwardness. Fortunately, the slackers are always open to conversations and will always guarantee a good time.

SO have a listen to today’s episode, give us a follow, and feel free to hit us up on our Instagram @slacklifepodcast. And stay tuned for more...

Time Stamps:
(00:25) - Episode Introduction 
(00:58) - Getting a Black Eye
(3:09) - Being an introvert
(3:50) - Highschool groups
(5:27) - Common Interests
(7:19) - Love for Gaming
(10:04) - Being an Extrovert 
(10:30) - Childhood friends
(11:35) - Virtually Advertising Yourself
(12:19) - Your Social CV...
(12:41) - Stranger danger
(14:07) - Top Items to bring if your house was caught on fire
(18:34) - Episode Takeaways 
(18:57) - Episode sign off

Did I really do a podcast with a stranger? Well yes, sorta kinda. We really didn't know each other coming into this, and I think it made for a great episode. We are both students and talked quite a bit about that, but this episode has some real M. Night Shyamalan twists.

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Matt and Sam are joined by special guests Sarah Marshall and Michael Hobbes of the You're Wrong About podcast to discuss moral panics—from tales of rampant Satanism in the late 1970s to the Stranger Danger wave in the 1980s and beyond—and their role in the rise of rightwing politics in America. What do such "Save the Children" stories tell us about the way the conservative mind conceives of morality and power? What do they tell us about American culture and politics? It all builds to a discussion of QAnon and both the promise and problems with empathy.

FURTHER READING AND LISTENING:

Sarah Marshall, "Remote Control: Tonya Harding, Nancy Kerrigan, and the Spectacles of Female Power and Pain," The Believer, January 1, 2014

Michael Hobbes, "Everything You Know about Obesity is Wrong," Huffington Post, September 19, 2018

John Paul Rollert, "Going to Extremes: What Acting Taught Me about the Limits of Empathy," Commonweal, January 27, 2021

Rebecca Jennings, "What we can learn about QAnon from the Satanic Panic: An Interview with Sarah Marshall," Vox, Sept 25, 2020

Paul M. Renfro, Stranger Danger: Family Values, Childhood, and the American Carceral State, (Oxford University Press), June 2020. 

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SmartSocial.com's Omegle Guide for Parents and Educators: https://smartsocial.com/omegle/

What is Omegle chat?

• Users go to Omegle.com to instantly start a text or video chat with strangers
• Visitors can use keywords to find people with shared interests
• College students can enter a .edu email address (which the site uses for verification) to find other students
• There is also an “adult” section
• The website is free to use and is available in multiple languages
• A graphic on top of the website shows how many other users are online at any (it’s often 40,000+)

Where is Omegle available?

• Omele.com is available on any web browser
• The website shows users how to easily use add Omegle to the home screen of their phones to make it mobile-friendly
• Omegle’s Privacy Policy
• There are several apps, include Omega in Google Play and OKAY in the iOS App Store, that have similar logos and offer the same random chat features

Why should parents care about Omegle?

• Age verification is not required to use Omegle
  • The website says all users must over 13
  • It also says anyone under 18 should ask for parental permission
• Strangers can easily ask for personal information, share explicit messages, or appear on screen nude 
• Strangers often send usernames to connect on other apps, like Snapchat, Kik, and Discord
• Although your student might feel like their chat is private, anyone can record their screen or take a screenshot
• Omegle.com offers “moderated” chats, but says “Moderation is not perfect. You may still encounter people who misbehave. They are solely responsible for their own behavior.”

What can parents do?

• It’s important to not only tell your children not to visit sites like Omegle, but also to explain WHY
• You can use settings or a parental monitoring app to block Omegle.com, but kids can often find ways around that (For example, visiting banned websites at a friend’s house)
• Teach your kids to never share personal information with strangers online
• Remind them about the dangers of meeting up with someone from the internet in real life
• Tell them they can always come to you (or a trusted adult) if they ever feel uncomfortable about something that happened online

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Thoughts today on re-regulating ourselves to live in a crazy-making world, how champagne problems are still real problems, reader expectations and Kresley Cole.

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The Hoop app makes it easier than ever for students to meet strangers on Snapchat. You must log in to the Hoop app with a valid Snapchat account. Hoop app is built on the Snapchat platform (but is not owned by Snapchat). Hoop users swipe through profiles to find new people to connect with on Snapchat. On each profile the Hoop user can either: push an “X” and go to the next profile or push the Snapchat icon to ask them to connect on Snapchat. Users must earn Diamonds to make new connections. They can earn them by sharing a referral code, rating the app on the App Store, taking surveys, adding new Hoop profiles to Snapchat, and through other virtual tasks.

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Ariel reflects back on the year, the moment and conversations with Lisa Wik Granberg and Jana Chan.

Lisa of Sweden and Håtö Gård shares thoughts for moms about city vs countryside, stranger danger, curbing tantrums, the differences between all 3 daughters.. and our support systems.. and honors us native American drumming with her co-creator.. at the very end of the podcast..

Jana of Australia (though from Czech) shares the importance of intuitive parenting, paying attention to how our kids reflect our “true state of being”, role of mom vs. work, and how to prioritize inside the madness, while learning about yourself in the process.

The timing of these words, especially now, are really strong.

We have some photos of these ladies and even the Native American drumming.. on our blog.

As well, if you'd like to launch into your year with full force, then, join me for a couple free coaching sessions in the new year.

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