This episode's interviewee: Physical Therapist Tiffany Lucas
 
Tiffany and host Casby Bias chat about dealing with student debt, and provide tips and advice to young professionals and graduates who are going through the same thing(s) at this time.

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We're back with a new episode for our segment, "Diary From Younger Self." Host Casby Bias reads her old diary entries written by her younger self (back in 2016) around the time she herself transitioned from college into the real world.

In this episode, younger Casby stresses out about still not having a job 6+ months post-college. She also vents about living with her parents again (e.g., with them not helping her practice driving as often as anticipated).

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This episode's interviewees:
Marketing & Communications Women of Atlanta Facebook Group Members

Select members of the M&CWA Facebook group chat with host Casby Bias about how recent graduates can enter today's workforce during the pandemic.

Thank you to:

• Marketing & Communications Women of Atlanta Facebook group
• Wendy Hsiao
• Leigh Anne Rehkopf
•  Amanda Hammons 
• Rebecca Thomas
• Recent 2020 graduates Allie, Bailey and Ashton

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This episode's interviewee: 2020 University of North Carolina-Charlotte Alumnus, Job Seeker Miles Butler

Miles chats with host Casby Bias chat about dealing with post-college difficulties during COVID-19,  including still looking for a job and contemplating moving back home. He offers advice to other recent graduates who may also be going through the same things at this time.

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This episode's interviewee: Project Manager, Mental Health Advocate Monique Mavour
 
Monique and host Casby Bias chat about post-grad depression and quarter-life crisis, and provide tips and words of encouragement to young professionals and graduates who are going through the same thing(s) at this time.

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We're back with a new episode for our new segment, "Diary From Younger Self." Host Casby Bias reads her old diary entries written by her younger self (back in 2016) around the time she herself transitioned from college into the real world.

In this episode, younger Casby reflects on after-college struggles and her last days being in California after an unsuccessful job search (for the past three months). She also officially moves back home with her parents. 

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This episode's interviewee: Learning & Development Professional, Spelman College alumna, friend Shermaine Perry
 
Shermaine and host Casby Bias sit down together to share their journeys of career transitioning after graduating, and provide tips and words of encouragement to young professionals and graduates who are going through the same thing at this time.

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We're back with a new episode for our new segment, "Diary From Younger Self." Host Casby Bias reads her old diary entries written by her younger self (back in 2016) around the time she herself transitioned from college into the real world.

In this episode, younger Casby contemplates if it is time to get ready to move back in with her parents in North Carolina after an unsuccessful job search (for the past three months in California).

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In this "Adulting" podcast episode, a new segment is introduced called "Diary From Younger Self." 

Host Casby Bias reads her old diary entries written by her younger self (back in 2016) around the time she herself transitioned from college into the real world.

In this clip, younger Casby is having difficulty finding a job before graduation.

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This episode's interviewee: TV Producer, Syracuse University alumna, friend Randi Betts 
 
Randi and host Casby Bias sit down together to share their journeys of getting jobs after graduating, and provide tips and words of encouragement to young professionals and graduates who are going through the same thing at this time.

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