20 episodes
FriendCHIP with Kendra Kendra LeGrand
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- Society & Culture
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4.9 • 27 Ratings
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There are many things Kendra loves but two things are at the top of her list… friends and kettle-cooked chips. The reason? She’s seen the impact of surrounding herself with good friends and also the satisfaction of a good potato chip.
In today’s social media-driven world, it’s easy to lose sight of what it means to have real, authentic friendships. So, grab a bag of chips and get ready to discover the good, the bad and the hard of creating really good friends. It’s so worth it.
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"What I'd Tell My 22-Year-Old Self About Friendship"
We're rewinding the clock to 2014 and advising our 22-year-old selves. Host Kendra is dishing out some advice on friendships that her younger self may or may not agree with.
From advice on money to staying out late, we'll hit it all. Don't forget to let me know what you'd tell your 22-year-old self!
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"What You Need to Know About Friendship Breakups" {PART 2} with Terri Flannagan
In this episode, we’ll answer some of your questions:
1. How do you navigate other friendships that are intertwined with the breakup?
2. What do you do when you seek clarity in a friendship and you receive no response?
3. How to navigate being at peace with a friendship breakup and not feeling guilty?
Connections worth making:
Terri Flannagan on Instagram (@terrimflannagan) or find her at terriflannagan.com. -
"Building Relational Wealth and Why It Matters" with Zoe Asher
In this episode, we'll chat about:
1. What it looks like to build relational wealth and its benefit.
2. How to take the first step in sharing a bit more openly and with vulnerability.
3. Seasons ending and the gift of new beginnings
Connections worth making:
Zoe Asher (IG: ZoeAsher)
Resources worth checking out:
Accidentally Intentional podcast
Accidentally Intentional on IG
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"How to Navigate Long-Distance Friendships" with Mac Bridges and Kenz Durham
In this episode we'll chat about:
1. The truth about long-distance friendships and what makes them so hard.
2. What to do when a friendship shifts and isn't what it used to be.
3. Tips and tricks to keep those long-distance friendships alive.
Connections worth making:
Mac Bridges (IG: macleighbridges)
Kenz Durham (IG: kenzraedurham)
Resources worth checking out:
For the Girl
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"Overwhelmed with Keeping Up With Your Friends? Listen to This."
In this episode, we’ll chat about:
1. How a simple challenge from my counselor led to a big revelation. And I may or may not challenge you at the end!
2. Resisting the urge to keep up with everyone by learning how to focus your attention on a few friends.
3. Letting go of the pressure to be the friend who always reaches out by figuring out who reaches out to you. -
"How to Celebrate Your Friends (even when they have what you want)" with Kiara Boettger
In this episode, we’ll chat about:
1. Learn how to be intentional with your friends even if it’s not something that comes naturally to you.
2. Celebrate your friends how they want to be celebrated by understanding their love language.
3. Discover simple and budget-friendly ways to make your friends feel noticed and valued.
Connections worth making:
Kiara Boettger (IG: @Kiara_Boettger)
Resources worth looking into:
The 5 Love Languages book
The 5 Love Languages resources
Party fun!
Balloons
Customer Reviews
Miscarriage Loss
This conversation was so well done. The vulnerability and transparency is healing to anyone that has experienced loss, walking through it with a friend or family member. Praying for hearts to find healing in the conversation.
Practical and Fun
I learn something from every podcast about how to be a better friend! Kendra gives practical advice & has great podcast guests. It is a great podcast and I look forward to the new episodes!
Practical advice for adults
Kendra provides practical advise for adults navigating through this thing called life. I was really amazed how many hours (200+ episode 2) it takes to become friends with someone and truly know them. Can you imagine how this can be applied to dating and marriage too???