A podcast episode is available to discuss social connections. The episode is titled The Friendship Paradox and explores why friends may seem more popular than the individual. The episode is numbered 2955 and is part of a series called The Engines of Our Ingenuity.
It invites listeners to consider their own friendships. Further details about the episode and its discussion of the friendship paradox can be found through the source. The episode's title suggests it will examine the disparity in perceived popularity between oneself and one's friends.
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