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Social Talk – Talking about topics you don't easily talk about

Published Feb 16, 2021

In Social Talk, well-known artists talk every week about topics that people do not easily talk about. These include topics such as depressive thoughts, unhealthy romantic relationships, debt, anxiety and bad friends. Social Talk is made with young people and for young people. Seven episodes have now been made. In the latest episode, the two vloggers from BENR were guests.

Social Talk – Talking about topics you don't easily talk about

In this online talk show, presented as a livestream, artists visit every week to offer inspiration to young people who have little perspective left due to the coronavirus measures. The concept is that the artist talks and performs during the livestream.

There have now been seven episodes:

Episode 1 with Naaz. Topic: depressive feelings. Watch the broadcast here.

Episode 2 with Tally. Topic: unhealthy romantic relationships and abuse. Watch the broadcast here.

Episode 3 with SXTEEN. Topic: debt. Watch the broadcast here.

Episode 4 with Twan Ray. Topic: anxiety. Watch the broadcast here.

Episode 5 with Corleone. Topic: bad friends and the temptations of alcohol and drugs. Watch the broadcast here.

Episode 6 with Jandino. Topic: future prospects. Watch the broadcast here.

Last Friday, February 12, the two well-known vloggers from BENR were guests in a new edition of Social Talk in episode 7. Among other things, they discussed: how to deal with serious illness in your family and the topic of self-acceptance. The episode can be watched again here.

More information about Social Talk can be found at: www.social-talk.nl

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