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 | 7 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Lilly meets three people who've found their place by standing apart. Lucas explains how American cities are designed to atomize people and shares his Forrest Gump walking moment, Marley discusses riot grrrl feminism and why she's not an ugly man resp... more
Lilly becomes obsessed with Em, whose thoughtful questionnaire answers about ginger ale at the Natural History Museum and acid-induced existential crises made her seem like the perfect friend—until she completely ghosted. While analyzing the 70 quest... more
Lilly explores the quiet endings that happen without ceremony—no "we need to talk" conversations, no dividing of stuff, just silence. Frances describes a friendship that slowly drifted apart through mutual assumptions, Renata shares how her sister-li... more
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
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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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The content focuses on the intricate dynamics of adult friendships, exploring themes such as friend breakups, loneliness, and the quest for authentic connections. Each episode features in-depth discussions that reveal personal experiences and insights from a diverse range of guests who share their own friendship challenges and identities. Not only does it analyze the emotional complexity surrounding friendships, but it also addresses broader societal issues like cultural identity and belonging in a bustling urban environment. The unique approach of interacting with the audience through an application process for friendship provides an engaging and innovative twist that sets it apart from traditional discussions around relationships.
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Recent guests on Lilly Friend Project include:
1. Sam Singh
2. Siegfried (Sigi)
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