On this episode of Seated with Strangers, Amina, Phillip, and Tori discuss the influence of TV culture on friendships. They explore whether TV is reshaping our perception of friendships as disposable and whether it is creating negative stereotypes of how minority women interact with each other. They dive into the double-edged sword of reality TV, acknowledging its appeal and entertainment value while also questioning the image it portrays for women, particularly women of color. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about the intersection of TV, culture, and friendship.

On the Episode the group explores:

[00:00:09] TV culture and friendship dynamics.
[00:05:08] Reality TV and damaging portrayals.
[00:08:22] Male friendships and vulnerability.
[00:19:33] Healthy conflict in friendships.
[00:23:38] Reality TV show dynamics.
[00:34:45] Living authentically on social media.

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