Chris Hayes Podcast: Future of Friendship | Why Is This Happening? – Ep 206 | MSNBC

BFF connections have transformed rapidly during the COVID-19 pandemic. FaceTime calls, Zoom happy hours, voice memos, group chats and virtual game nights, in many cases, have reworked our in-person interactions of the past. What does the future of friendship look like? Ann Friedman and Aminatou Sow have been friends for over a decade, twelve years to be exact. Living on opposite coasts for years now, they had a head start on managing a long-distance friendship. Ann, a journalist, essayist and media entrepreneur and Aminatou, a writer, interviewer and cultural commentator, co-wrote “Big Friendship,” a book all about maintaining their close bond. They join for an inspiring conversation about the future of friendship and what it takes to stay connected for the long haul.

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Chris Hayes Podcast: Future of Friendship | Why Is This Happening? – Ep 206 | MSNBC

[Weemadaggie]

Few topics make me feel more like an alien that other people's experience of the pandemic and shifting to online life. Presumably I'm just really weird.

[tommyrwestbrook]

Kid Rock new song says it all we the people

[obae]

Evil deeds done in darkness, Will come to the laser guided light.

[reality]

Big shout out to Brandon for the rising prices of food gasoline and everything else not to mention taking us to the brink of WW3! 😀

[peterbarrett]

You would have x2 as many friends if u could stop watching MSNBC and making your TDS worse