The old ones say that money talks in the real world, so how about at the institute? Also, what is up with this financial aid business? Stan and Everett break it down for you this week. Managing money is not that terrible, even if the UA president seems to think so.

Stan and Everett expand on the question, is MIT too hard?, and delve into a deeper discussion. What is the work that you actually have to do here and how does that mesh with having a life? Work, Sleep, Friends – choose two is a myth, you should have all three.

Given the recent conversations at MIT following the recent deaths of two undergrads, Stan and Everett throw their hat in the ring on their opinions on mental health at MIT.

Stan and Everett dive into a series of conversations about their experiences with race and minority status at and before MIT. Since both Stan and Everett are black, they will spend an hour talking about themselves and their prior experiences with blackness in and out of MIT.

Stan and Everett are sleep deprived. Most college students are sleep deprived. Let us chat for a while about why we get less sleep than we should and what some real research says about the topic (including an in-house survey that the MIT newspaper did in 2012)

Stan and Everett bring you a new voice to the batch of young people talking about how life is not a bunch of roses and money trees. We introduce the show and then talk about academics at MIT outside of “Engineering” and why no one hears about them.