We brought back Will Furtado again this week but on his own to share with us a bit about his music journey. If you haven’t already, be sure to check out Tado’s music.

We bring a new friend to the pod today, Jiyoo, who’s actually been friends with Meghan for almost 10 years. Having known each other for almost half of their lives now, the two talk about friendships and some of their own friendships around them.

Bringing some new friends onto the pod today, we have Rebecca, Will, Matty, and Albert. Listen in to get to meet and join the chaotic energy of some new friends that inspired the reboot of this season.

To kick off the reboot of All Things Among Us, Meghan brings back Kim and they catch up all the listeners as to what’s been up the past year. The two talk about what happened to the prior podcast group, the most recent trip to Vegas, and more.

In this new “season” or revamped podcast of All Things Among Us, Meghan brings to you a casual platform to chat and listen to quite literally all things that are among us.

In the last episode of the season, Among Us plays “Most Likely to...” so our viewers can get to know the members of Among Us a little better! They debate over strange and suggestive :o statements to determine who deserves that respective title and expose some of the members’ personalities and characteristic traits beyond what the listeners have been hearing through the podcasts. In order to provide their listeners with a sneak peek of next season where they intend to invite more guest speakers and reveal a little more of themselves, Among Us thought that the activity was a suitable game for such a purpose. They want to thank you for listening and making it the last episode of our first season, and they hope you will stay for the next!

In this week’s episode of Among Us, the members of Among Us are in the midst of what UC Berkeley refers to as “RRR Week”, and what their student label as “Dead Week” — a week where many students either, pre-COVID, would re-locate to the libraries and temporarily declare it their homes, or have the time of their lives partying and traveling. The members discuss some of their unhealthy and toxic study habits, and reminisce on some of the little joys of their past dead weeks. They also share some personal insight on how COVID has changed their preparation for finals week and the shift in their perspective on the overall purpose of “Dead Week”.

Holidays are often spent with family and friends and in many instances, Thanksgiving often creates a very nostalgic environment as it becomes a time to reflect on those we care for most. In this week’s episode of Among Us, the members reminisce on their past and discuss the ways in which they have experienced personal growth both within the self and the way they present themselves to others. More importantly, they shout out some of the people who have helped them develop into who they are today and express great appreciation for the care and love many have shown them. Many thanks to all our listeners and Happy Holidays!

Dating and relationships are not easy... especially for three members of Among Us. In this week’s episode, the single members have united to discuss their perspective on and experiences with dating apps. Especially in a time where they are unable to physically meet people (not that they were having any luck pre-Covid), they question the prominence of dating apps in the near future. Stay tuned for a potential episode from Benjamin’s and Eric’s perspective as individuals in a relationship!

For a period of time, people in our generation seemed to be using Facebook less often and instead our parents, aunties, and grandparents began taking over the world of Facebook. In this week's episode, the members of Among Us discuss how Facebook viral meme pages like Subtle Asian Traits and other Berkeley pages brought back our own members to Facebook.