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Welcome to The Common Nomad podcast. A podcast about friendship that's evolved across the countries and over the years. A friendship that no matter where we are, we're still making sure to stay connected. Enjoy! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/common-nomad/support
We are extremely thankful for all of your support. As we end the Season 3 finale of The Common Nomad podcast! We hope you enjoyed the conversations and perspectives we offered.
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On this week's episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Edward & Scylla discuss friends who aren't quite reliable. We might even refer to them as flaky. These are the types of friends that say they'll do something, but in reality they won't. There comes a point in time where you start to seem them for who they are. Are these friendships worth it in the end?
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This week's episode, Edward & Scylla discuss the hierarchy of friendship, specifically the difference between good, close and best friends.
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https://www.theodysseyonline.com/best-friend-good-friends
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https://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-close-friend-and-vs-best-friend/
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This episode, we talk about being a highly sensitive person and the difference of emotional capabilities between friends. A highly sensitive person (HSP) is a term coined by psychologist Dr. Elaine Aron. What does it mean when the tolerance to handle emotions can cause potential issues/conflicts in friendships?
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https://hsperson.com
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https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/highly-sensitive-person
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This week's episode on The Common Nomad Podcast, we revisit an old episode from an earlier season. On part one, we discussed what it means when you treat your accomplishments as a checklist item. This episode discusses when the goal becomes a bit blurry or the illusion that accomplishing your goals will make you happy.
Link: https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-arrival-fallacy-6561079
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Hey Listeners!
Disclaimer: The use of pandemic and epidemic are not interchangeable. Dr. Vivek Murphy described this as the loneliness epidemic. A note of error on Scylla's behalf as this could be easily conflated by our listeners.
On this episode of The Common Nomad Podcast, Edward & Scylla discuss the loneliness epidemic that was introduced by Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murphy. On June 29, 2023, Dr. Vivek Murphy spoke about the plaguing mental health crisis: loneliness. It is unfortunate to hear that this has been an issue before the COVID-19 pandemic. If Americans are as lonely as Dr. Murphy claims, what does that say about the state of friendships?
As always, thank you for listening.
Link: https://www.uclahealth.org/news/column-us-surgeon-general-loneliness-heart-growing-mental#:~:text=More%20than%20just%20a%20bad,heart%20disease%2C%20stroke%20and%20dementia.
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This episode, Edward & Scylla explore friendships with mentors. Mentorship is a great asset when done right. Depending on that experience, it can even evolve beyond the initial encounter. When the time period of mentoring is over, should it transition to friendship?
Links/Articles Mentioned in this episode:
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https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/friendtor-can-should-we-both-friend-mentor-edward-bartone-pe/
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https://www.micromentor.org/blog/en/can-a-mentor-also-be-a-friend-why-not/#:~:text=The%20key%20to%20remember%20here,turn%20into%20life%2Dlong%20friendships.
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https://nlmdirector.nlm.nih.gov/2019/08/06/on-the-importance-of-mentors-and-mentors-who-become-friends/
As always, thank you for listening!
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On this episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Edward and Scylla discuss strengthening current friendship through shared interests or activity better known as volunteerism.
Article mentioned in this episode: https://venture2impact.org/friendship-and-volunteering-part-2/
App mentioned in this episode: Meetup.com
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This week on the Common Nomad podcast, we discuss shifting our friendship to becoming business partners. Starting a podcast has been an interesting experience. Doing a podcast may seem fun, but it is actually business once you start to receive compensation and opportunities arise. We also discuss the reasons we chose to do this together and what has sustained this podcast thus far!
As always, thanks for listening!
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Welcome to Season 3 of the Common Nomad Podcast! According to podcast statistics, most podcasts fail and less than 20% of podcasts started may not make it in the following year. We are definitely grateful for having season three and our listeners.
This episode, we have Brittney Mengistu (a friend of Priscilla's) who has done research in the Eritrean and Ethiopian populations looking at migration, self-care, and mental health. This was a great collaboration to discuss self-care (when living abroad) and friendships.
If you are interested in Brittney's research and work, you can find her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittneymengistu/ or Brittney S. Mengistu, PhD, MPH.
As always, thanks for listening!.
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Hey listeners! We invited Kadar, one of Edward's best friends, to talk about their friendship from childhood and how it has evolved into their adulthood. A listener recommended we delve into becoming a man and discussing personal development when it comes to male friendships. This also wraps up Season 2 of The Common Nomad podcast! As always, thank you so much for listening.
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On this episode, Edward & Scylla discuss impostor syndrome and what it's like to have impostor syndrome. Sometimes, it feels like you don't belong in the room when in fact you actually do. This is the link I referenced on the episode: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/imposter-syndrome.
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On this week's episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Scylla & Edward discuss how certain social connections can not be labeled as friendships. Sometimes, they are not people that are against you either. Also, sometimes being around people can breed an unspoken competition when you are not too familiar with them. Check out this episode. As always, thanks for listening!
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Happy Friday, listeners! We're back again with another episode. This episode, Edward & Scylla have a special guest on the discussion of female friendships. Scylla & Nsiki ( IG: @lanelelo) have been friends for nearly ten years and they discuss the evolution of their friendships. It is unfortunate that female friendships can be depicted to be catty, filled with jealousy or envy, but thankfully this friendship doesn't exhibit any of those traits! Check out this episode and let us know what you think!
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Happy Friday! We have a new episode about the maintenance of friendships. Some friendships require a bit more effort than others and that is okay. Sometimes, that could be a good thing or a bad thing. We talk specifically about high vs low maintenance friendships, we define these relationships .. you know how we like definitions here! Also, we talk about the differences between the types and which type of friend we think we are. Check it out our new episode! As always, thanks for listening.
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On this episode, we brought a special guest to the Common Nomad podcast! We invited, George, Edward's younger brother to discuss how their sibling dynamic translates to friendship. Sibling dynamics are a different type of bond altogether simply because you were born into it and you truly learn to accept your sibling(s) as they are apart of you. Check it out! As always, thank you for listening!
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In this episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Edward & Scylla discuss whether platonic friendships are valued equally important as romantic relationships. Do friends strive to be better friends the same way they strive to be better lovers. Romantic relationships have always seemed to be a topic of social commodity. With relationship coaches and dating platforms, romance is an attention grabbing topic. Are friendships regarded with the same attention? It's possible to be a great lover and a great friend..
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Hey Listeners! This episode, Edward & Scylla catch up and reflect on the meaning of friendships as the new year closely approaches. The end of the year and the beginning of a new one usually calls for some introspection. Out with the old, and in with the new right? What did 2022 teach you about friendships? Let us know in the comments (of the platform you are using to listen to our podcast) or email us at thecommonnomad@gmail.com! As always, thank you for listening.
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Common Nomad podcast! This episode we talk about cultural appropriation in friendship. If you didn't know Edward and I are first generation of different cultures. We also decided to invite other first generation and immigrants to this episode for a deeper perspective on how our individual cultures are consumed here in the States as well as friends. Special thanks to Bolu ( IG: @bolubaby_), Devang( IG: @djcurry) & Daniel for joining us on this episode. As always, thanks for listening!
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Hey Listeners! Welcome to Season 2 of The Common Nomad podcast. We appreciate you all around the world for supporting us. Edward & I discuss if experiencing struggles makes you a stronger person. This topic was an interesting one, but also a very difficult one to articulate. Does everyone experience struggle? Does strength edify your character? Hmm, let us know what you think!
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This episode is a continuation of our last episode. Consider this a part-two episode where we talk more about emotional intelligence. Enjoy the episode! As always, thank you for listening!
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On this week's episode, Edward & Scylla discuss emotional intelligence. Why is emotional intelligence important? Well, we may not always understand our friends and what they're going through. They may not understand us and what we're going through either. But, learning emotions, feeling emotions, and processing emotions helps to understand ourselves and those around us. Enjoy the episode!
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In this week's episode of The Common Nomad podcast, Edward & Scylla discuss handling rejections and moving forward. Not everything is a loss, maybe it's just a lesson.
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In this week's episode of The Common Nomad podcast, Scylla & Edward discuss instigators or people who like to find trouble. Essentially, if you go looking for trouble then you're gonna find it. In this case, if you knock on the devil's door, someone is definitely going to answer.
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In this week's episode of the Common Nomad, Edward & Scylla talk about losing friendships. Sometimes, friendships grow apart or pride prevents you from putting differences aside to continue a friendship. Sometimes, we may need "new friends" and that's not necessarily a bad thing. Have you ever lost a friend before?
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This week's episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Scylla & Edward talk about the state of friendships during COVID. Some people retreated to their inner selves, while others found solace in their community. Sometimes, we drift to grow together and we drift to grow apart.
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This episode of the Common Nomad Podcast, we discuss doing favors for our friends and understanding when we can say "No" to a favor. Sometimes, boundaries are necessary. In friendships, we're not meant to always be available, just reliable. This episode features two guests Matt (@matt_brown_12) & Hayley (@hayleyy_michelee). Like always, thanks for listening!
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This episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Edward & Scylla discuss the intentions of setting a goal. What happens after you've accomplished exactly what you wanted? I set the goal. I accomplish the goal. Now, what next?
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In this episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Priscilla and Edward discuss maintaining and developing friendships at the workplace. Do these types of friendships survive past the work environment? Where do we draw the line between getting personal versus being cordial? Some friendships, no matter the origin grow into a deeper connection. We love to see it. Other times, it's "I'll see you at work, tomorrow". That's okay too.
We'd love to hear about your experience with friendships at the workplace.
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Welcome to The Common Nomad podcast. A podcast about friendship that's evolved across the countries and over the years. In this episode, we discuss the origin of our friendship: where it started, living in different places, and overall how traveling has shaped our friendship. A friendship that no matter where we are, we're still making sure to stay connected. Enjoy!
By: Edward Fultz & Scylla
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