There's been a ton of negative thoughts and words flying around over social media - more so over Facebook and the breach of trust.

And while every thought matters and has a great point - I wanted to take a moment to remind all of us why we're even operating in the social space as a brand, and maybe even personally, too.

This was inspired by Lauren O'Neil, an incredible talent at WKQX/Chicago. Lauren is well known by the fans of 101 WKQX for many good things, but the most important quality would be her kindness.

It's so moving every time she goes out of her way to remind the audience they are an elemental part of the station.

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