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The Voicenote: Befriending White Women

29 min · 14 de abr de 2026
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đŸŽ™ïž Befriending White Women
 It Gets Complicated This episode of The Voicenote starts as a catch-up
 and turns into something deeper. I talk through the realities of friendship — especially when race, perception, and unspoken dynamics come into play — and why “befriending white women” can sometimes feel more complex than people admit. In the middle of it all, I break down a situation from Summer House — but I tell it like it’s real life, like I’m venting to my friends. No context needed, no prior knowledge of the show — just storytelling. We also get into: * The difference between The Voicenote and Glorified Jist * The realities of podcasting when you’re building from scratch * The natural hair conversation * The end of The Receipts Podcast * Olivia Attwood & Bradley Dack If you like honest conversations, storytelling, and a bit of gisting
 this one’s for you.

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