A Fresher Take

A Fresher Take

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A Fresher Take episodes

  • Finale

    The final episode of Arjun and Josh's first year at university. They look back on how A Fresher Take, and their university experiences, began and progressed.

    1 hr 10 min
  • Writing letters

    Heidi joins Arjun and Josh from Shanghai, a city now out of lockdown, to discuss texting your partner, profile pictures and next term. 

    43 min
  • Neighbourhood romance

    Laura returns to A Fresher Take to impart her wisdom on emails about romance, sexual frustration, lockdown and how to impress on a Zoom call.

    56 min
  • Zoom

    In a very special episode of A Fresher Take, Arjun and Josh are joined by a group of friends as part of a charity fundraiser to discuss relationships, haircuts and simping.

    52 min
  • TikTok

    Arjun and Josh discuss sleep patterns, online calls and TikToks with this week's guest, Ziqi.

    46 min
  • Looking at yourself

    Arjun and Josh are joined by Jamie to discuss how to stop looking at yourself during video calls, cooking, independence and making people feel better. 

    55 min
  • Friendship circles
    Josh and Arjun are joined by Maya to discuss bed times, ignoring the news, and how to manage both uni and home friends at the same time.
    45 min
  • The group chat
    Saania joins Arjun and Josh to discuss group chat dynamics, creativity and siblings. Arjun tests his theory that no good art was created before Roman times.
    40 min
  • CHRIST!

    Arjun and Josh are joined by their friend Zak to give some of the world's worst advice to your student problems. We discuss maintaining relationships during quarantine, the art of video calling, and whether Arjun's cornflake milkshake confirms he's losing it in isolation.

    57 min

About A Fresher Take

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A Fresher Take is a student advice show, hosted by two unqualified and largely clueless freshers. Every week, Josh and Arjun answer emails from students in a pickle.