“Hustle culture” is a lifestyle that has become increasingly popular in working class America. The idea is to devote as much of your day as possible, working (hustling). But is this an equitable culture? Brandon Sherrod’s 4 Sher challenges the idea that everyone benefits from the promotion of hustle culture. Is the promotion of hustle culture encouraging people to reach beyond their limits? Or is it pushing a false narrative that isn’t sustainable for success?

The Sherrod kids discuss one of their favorite topics...FOOD! In this episode, guilty pleasures and favorite foods are discussed, debunked and rated. Do you have any 4 Shers when it comes to food?

Is going to college as important as American culture makes it seem? Chynna Sherrod (Ex-American Idol ‘16 and college dropout) unpacks the pros and cons of going to college as well as the stigmas that are attached to those who don’t finish their degree. Are you 4 Sher?

Are NCAA athletes being compensated fairly for the amount of time and work that they put in on a daily basis? Brandon Sherrod (Yale Men’s Basketball ‘16) questions the role of student athletes on campus life and whether the amateur status of athletes should be maintained. In addition, should the likeness of athletes be available for free post-graduation? Let’s find out if you’re 4 Sher.

Should colleges be responsible for equipping their student body with applicable life skills? Chelsea Sherrod (Albertus Magnus ‘16 and WKTV Utica Sportscaster) presents her opinion on college curriculums and whether they should include subject matter that we can actually retain. Are you 4 Sher?

Is college the most effective place to network? Chayla Sherrod (Villanova Grad, Fulbright Scholarship, Future Penn Law Grad) unpacks her “4 Sher” on the unique ways that college can provide people with access to a wealth of information and contacts from all over the world! Are you 4 Sher?