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Back in school studying cybersecurity, Andrea Carey speaks about the life of balancing her everyday life with her schoolwork and her journey towards a college degree and new career. She asks the question "Why not now?" in terms of finding the best time to pursue your goals.
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In this additional episode of Discussions, the topic focuses on how to stay in contact with close friends and family using modern technological advances. Throughout the episode, the struggles of being within the COVID-19 pandemic and not having the traditional means of communication are mentioned as motivational forces to use technology to help in this situation. Zachary Trias joins this episode as today's co-host, having formally been a co-host for the series from January to April 2021.
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Fellow podcast host and college student Simply CSea joins the podcast to speak about the journey she had from initially starting college to where she is now as a podcast producer and media consultant.
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Entering the realm of smart homes, this week Matthieu and Brandon have a discussion about what it means to have a smart home, and how they believe our general thoughts and perceptions of smart homes may change over time, especially with the likes of the digital virtual assistants such as Amazon's Alexa and Google's Assistant become more prevalent in our everyday lives.
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Norfolk State University student D'Angelo Wilson comes on the podcast to speak about his priorities while in college and the impact that he wants to make in the field of electrical engineering.
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Now a senior in college and living on campus, Natalie McCue speaks about her college experience thus far, why she studies communication, and her plans for after graduation.
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Following a passion towards art, Rahiem Clemente is using social media to help pursue his dreams and carry on a legacy of art creation within his family. Additionally, Rahiem speaks about a potential future for himself in creating online content to help him achieve his goals.
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When the COVID-19 pandemic first began, education was initially disrupted as many schools fled from a providing a strictly in-person education to then providing digital remote offerings to students to continue their learning for the semester. Now almost two years later, Kyle and Brandon discuss the progression of education over the course of the last decade, and their thoughts about the current status of remote learning and self-driven learning.
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