Talk It Out is a weekly podcast show presented by Mihle Ludlolo. A show that talks about topics that us as a generation don't really speak about in broad text. Sometimes we might bring it up and later on turn it into a joke, but once we are alone and thinking about it; we don't know who to talk to or even deal with it without feeling weird about it. This podcast show is a safe space to talk about that one feeling that is on your chest with a hint of humour! Every topic spoken on this podcast is spoken through the mind of a young adult. Not a professional.
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Talk It Out is a weekly podcast show presented by Mihle Ludlolo. A show that talks about topics that us as a generation don't really speak about in broad text. Sometimes we might bring it up and later on turn it into a joke, but once we are alone and thinking about it; we don't know who to talk to or even deal with it without feeling weird about it. This podcast show is a safe space to talk about that one feeling that is on your chest with a hint of humour! Every topic spoken on this podcast is spoken through the mind of a young adult. Not a professional.
Honestly, we have no idea how we develop a crush. Because if we did; we would choose who to have a crush on or who to like/love, right?
This episode, I'm going to be really talking it out about crushes and liking someone.
Talk It Out
Talk It Out is a weekly podcast show presented by Mihle Ludlolo. A show that talks about topics that us as a generation don't really speak about in broad text. Sometimes we might bring it up and later on turn it into a joke, but once we are alone and thinking about it; we don't know who to talk to or even deal with it without feeling weird about it. This podcast show is a safe space to talk about that one feeling that is on your chest with a hint of humour! Every topic spoken on this podcast is spoken through the mind of a young adult. Not a professional.
