First of all I want to say Thank you to all of you Attempted Adults out there. As a small end of 2020 treat, in this quick episode I just recap what we accomplished in 2020, how we've grown through adversity and what's to come in 2021.

Everyone needs to eat and some of us even love cooking but does anyone actually enjoy grocery shopping? In this episode we will be going over some tips and tricks to make your next grocery run just a bit more bearable and economical. We have special guest Andy Cox, former executive chief and current director of dinning at Smith College. He will help us in navigating the aisles, dealing with those annoying labels and keeping our food fresh.

In this episode we discuss how to prepare for and enjoy Thanksgiving through Covid. We share some of our favorite dishes and ways we will be adapting our holiday traditions to fit in this new Covid world.

In this episode, we will be talking with cartoonist and creator of A Quick and Easy Guide to Sex & Disability, A.Andrews, and sex therapist Dr. Donna Oriowo about navigating sex and intimacy during the pandemic in our unique bodies, identities, sexual histories and traumas.

Dialogue with Transformation Coach Hayley J. Mckenzie and Executive Chef of Infusions Catering Damone Johnson about starting a new business as a young adult. We explore myths about entrepreneurship, some best practices and explore issues such as fear and impostor syndrome.

A dialogue with belonging experts and licensed clinicians: Ashleigh Hala and Jessica Gifford. For many of us, it is hard for us to feel like like we belong to something or know if we are making genuine connections with people or if we belong. Do people even like us? These feelings of ill-belonging can contribute to feeling alone and disconnected. We want to help address that, especially now during this time of high isolation.

In this episode, we explore the loneliness epidemic in America and practical ways for young adults to become connected despite this time of isolation and disconnection.

We also explore the difference between being alone and loneliness.

This episode explores the challenges and excitements of dating during the pandemic. Kris and her 4 guests Sophia Casten, Joseph Karanja and Ezra Miles Bristow discuss their own relationships and the lessons that they are learning about themselves through supporting their new or longer term partners in pandemic.

It gets spicy so get ready!

We are back again with our three public health/college health experts Raphael Coleman, Leah Berkenwald and Janiene Peoples as we explore college reopening in pandemic. Part two delves into the struggles that community members might experience on campus and/or remotely, loneliness, and navigating difficult conversations. The episode will provide concrete tips on how to express your levels of comfort with community members on following public health guidance and how to healthily and compassionately express discomfort with someone transgressing the new rules. #togetherwecansurvive

We are back again with our three public health/college health experts Raphael Coleman, Leah Berkenwald and Janiene Peoples as we explore college reopening in pandemic. Part two delves into the struggles that community members might experience on campus and/or remotely, loneliness, and navigating difficult conversations. The episode will provide concrete tips on how to express your levels of comfort with community members on following public health guidance and how to healthily and compassionately express discomfort with someone transgressing the new rules. #togetherwecansurvive

Meet our three public health/college health experts Raphael Coleman, Leah Berkenwald and Janiene Peoples as they explore college reopening in pandemic. They discuss ways to prepare, things to bring to campus, and considerations to take as students and families decide whether or not to participate in the college experience remotely or in-person this fall.