Rhaina Cohen
Producer and Editor at NPR
📚 bestselling author of THE OTHER SIGNIFICANT OTHERS: Reimagining Life with Friendship at the Center 🎧 producer/editor @NPREmbedded @NEHgov Public Scholar 🌈
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4 days ago |
theatlantic.com | Rhaina Cohen
In 2021, in a moment of morbid curiosity, Charlotte and Raffi Grinberg decided to calculate how much they would see their best friends for the rest of their lives if they continued visits at their current rate. The math was bleak: They’d spent more days with their friends in the years when they were ages 13 to 30 than they would spend from ages 30 to 100. Charlotte and Raffi, who’d been married for six years, each had been inseparable from their respective best friends in adolescence.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Rhaina Cohen
In 2021, in a moment of morbid curiosity, Charlotte and Raffi Grinberg decided to calculate how much they would see their best friends for the rest of their lives if they continued visits at their current rate. The math was bleak: They’d spent more days with their friends in the years when they were ages 13 to 30 than they would spend from ages 30 to 100. Charlotte and Raffi, who’d been married for six years, each had been inseparable from their respective best friends in adolescence.
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Nov 12, 2024 |
ted.com | Rhaina Cohen
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Nov 7, 2024 |
lyz.substack.com | Rhaina Cohen |Zachary Smith
Census data indicates that while divorce rates are not rising, an increasing number of people are choosing not to marry. Some data shows that, in 2021, 52% of women in the United States were unmarried or separated, which is a record high. As more Americans opt out of marriage, what once was the traditional home (one wife, one husband, two kids and a live laugh love sign on the wall of a suburban house) is being recreated to look like communes, co-living, and platonic partnership.
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Jul 12, 2024 |
lithub.com | Rhaina Cohen |Zoe Eisenberg
Novelist Zoë Eisenberg and journalist-turned-author Rhaina Cohen have something in common: they both published books about extraordinarily intimate friendships. Their debut books published in February of this year with strikingly similar titles—Significant Others (Eisenberg) and The Other Significant Others (Cohen).
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