by Reena Bromberg Gaber
This is a 2020 time capsule, capturing what teenagers are thinking and feeling right now. Teenagers' platforms are surface level social media platforms that don't show what is happening to them. Every part of the story should be told. Go to reenabbg.com/insideourreality to subscribe and leave a comment or a review on a podcast platform! Follow on Twitter (@inourreality) and Instagram (@insideourreality).
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September 30, 2020
<p><strong>Drew Scott Silberman started a blog during quarantine and told me about why and how it happened--you can find his blog by going to </strong><a href="//https:/shekelforyourthoughts.com"><strong>shekelforyourthoughts.com </strong></a><strong>or by going to </strong><a href="https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/author/andrew-scott/"><strong>his page</strong></a><strong> on the Times of Israel. He will also be going on a nine-month gap-year in Israel, called Nativ, and told me about his relationship with Israel. Listen to our conversation from July 21st, 2020 to learn more about who he is.<br> </strong></p> <p><strong>See more from July 21st, 2020 by going to </strong><a href="//https:/instagram.com/insideourreality"><strong>@insideourreality</strong></a><strong> on Instagram or </strong><a href="//https:/twitter.com/inourreality"><strong>@inourreality</strong></a><strong> on Twitter. </strong></p>
September 23, 2020
<p><strong>Harris Jayson is a freshman at the University of Pittsburgh and talked to me about friendships during quarantine, and during the transition from high school to college. Listen to our conversation from July 23rd, 2020 to learn about friendships and other quarantine-related topics.<br> </strong></p> <p><strong>See more from July 23rd, 2020 by going to </strong><a href="//https:/instagram.com/insideourreality"><strong>@insideourreality</strong></a><strong> on Instagram and </strong><a href="//https:/twitter.com/inourreality"><strong>@inourreality</strong></a><strong> on Twitter. </strong></p>
September 16, 2020
<p><strong>Josh Rosen had the coronavirus and talked to me about what that was like. He also told me about quarantine and moving home from college. Unlike most of my previous guests, Josh is a junior at the University of Pittsburgh. Listen to our conversation from July 20th, 2020 and hear about quarantine from the perspective of a college kid.<br> </strong></p> <p><strong>See more about July 20th, 2020 by going to </strong><a href="//https:/instagram.com/insideourreality"><strong>@insideourreality</strong></a><strong> on Instagram and </strong><a href="//https:/twitter.com/inourreality"><strong>@inourreality</strong></a><strong> on Twitter. </strong></p>
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This is a 2020 time capsule, capturing what teenagers are thinking and feeling right now. Teenagers' platforms are surface level social media platforms that don't show what is happening to them. Every part of the story should be told.
Go to reenabbg.com/insideourreality to subscribe and leave a comment or a review on a podcast platform!
Follow on Twitter (@inourreality) and Instagram (@insideourreality).
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