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Sam Guggenheimer on when TikTok turns on you

Inherited

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Hello! Today, we are joined by Sam Guggenheimer. Sam is a Melbourne-based content creator and the host of her podcast, Hotter Than Yesterday, and she’s recently returned to Melbourne after spending most of the year living abroad in London.  In this conversation, Sam speaks about her friendship with Izzy Armitage and why they decided to go their separate ways in business and pursue their own podcasts. She also opens up about how it feels when the internet rumours take their toll and what she makes of the public criticism, why she won’t date in Melbourne, and her recent European summer fling. Thank you so much to La Roche-Posay’s Fight With Care initiative for supporting this episode of Inherited. To learn how you can support someone you love through treatment – in both big ways and small — head to cancersupport.com. And shoutout to Mejuri, too! Explore the Stevie, Charlotte, Dôme, Heirloom and Brioche collections at Mejuri.com.  To support Sam, you can follow her on Instagram ⁠@s4mguggenheimer⁠, and you can listen to her podcast, Hotter Than Yesterday, wherever you’re listening to this right now. Inherited is produced by Annabelle Lee and executive-produced by Lucy Hunt. If you enjoyed this episode, click ‘follow’ on your favourite podcast app! We’re also on Instagram and TikTok @inheritedthepod. We’ll be back with another episode next Tuesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Sam Guggenheimer on when TikTok turns on you

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