Rhaina Cohen

Producer and editor at NPR and author of “The Other Significant Others: Reimagining Life with Friendship at the Center.”

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Author Rhaina Cohen explores the history and nature of friendship and looks at how we’re starting to recognize those friendships that support, enrich, and compliment our lives.

Could your friend be your life partner? The history and shifting nature of friendship

Author Rhaina Cohen explores the history and nature of friendship and looks at how we’re starting to recognize those friendships that support, enrich, and compliment our lives.

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