In November 2022, Lilly had an idea that she couldn’t un-have. In February 2023, she put up 400 flyers around New York City asking strangers to apply to be her friend.
The flyers said “Do you want to make a new friend?” and directed people to a website with a questionnaire. Seventy people filled it out. Lilly interviewed 24 of them.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 4 | Founded | a month ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Lilly meets Sam Singh, who notices her questionnaire offered "friendship without pretenses", and Siegfried, who worries the whole thing might be an Eric Andre show prank [00:01:00]. Both reveal what it's like to be the reliable friend everyone calls ... more
Lilly steps back to let her friends do the talking about setting limits in relationships. Sustaita explains why she sees people as chapters, Emma describes leaving Christianity and losing her best friend to marriage during the pandemic, Thomas reveal... more
Lilly meets three people who've figured out how to create their own spaces in New York City. Ankham left Laos to find freedom in K-Town, Samuel turned his recording studio into something sacred in the Bronx, and Leah navigated her way back to Judaism... more
After feeling isolated in New York City for five years, Lilly puts up 400 flyers around the city asking strangers to apply to be her friend. She creates a 40-question survey, receives 70 responses, and conducts 24 filmed interviews to see if friendsh... more
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Did serial produce this? Audio design and script are so tight. Love the vulnerable radio story sound
Hilarious, smart, relatable, hella creative
Such a good take on adult friendships! Must listen
Brilliant. Lily is a genius
the way she fuses humor with things that feel so deeply relatable is uncanny.
Wow so cool to talk about friendship like this and really weird/interesting idea
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Apple Podcasts | #225 |
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