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Somewhat Grown Up | Friendships In Your 20s
Somewhat Grown Up is your guide to navigating growing up by W!ZARD Radio Station's very own Gemma Miller.
Gemma Miller
Published 01 October 2023
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Somewhat Grown Up is your guide to navigating growing up. Gemma Miller shares lessons she has learnt from her personal experiences navigating growing out of teenage-hood and answers listener dilemmas on everything from friendships to love and careers.

September appears to be the month to check yourself! Gemma talks about how weird friendships get in your 20’s and the random friends you make along the way. In this week’s listener dilemma, we talk about starting to save our money as confessions of a shopaholic.

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