Welcome back to Chance It podcast! 

Brittany and Nile kick off season three with an update on their new jobs! The co-hosts share their career journey including how to resign on good terms and tips on adjusting to a new role and a new team, especially virtually. 

On this season finale, the co-hosts discuss their most recent life change. The duo share updates on their career and recent promotions, moving to a new city, where they are with 2021 goals and upcoming plans for the summer while the podcast is on hiatus!

Nile and Britt welcome a friend of the show, Michael Adams Jr., to discuss societal pressures faced as a law student and while dating in his early twenties. Michael opens up about experiences that changed his approach to dating, situationships, and being a former serial dater. Heading into his second year at Southern Law and in LSU's MBA program, Michael also shares the pressures he faces as a Black man in higher education. 

Nile and Britt interview founder of The Chroma Network, Daneshé Tyler, to hear about her experiences at an Ivy League School to landing a job with Google and now owning a growing platform for professional young women! The co-hosts join Daneshé in discussing the fine line between working and playing hard when you're freshly starting your career, pushing yourself out of your comfort zone, and more.

To learn more about The Chroma Network, visit thechromanetwork.com and on Instagram @thechromanetwork_. 

The co-hosts discuss societal pressures they face as twenty-something from lifestyle expectations to dating and even within their career. The duo share pressures they've felt and how they have overcome them, providing advice for others who may be struggling to challenge societal expectations!

Britt and Nile welcome a friend of the show, A'launi Greig, to discuss living in New York City including apartment hunting tips, starting a career right before the pandemic, making new friends and dating! Tune in as the co-hosts ask A'launi about her marketing job that took off during the pandemic, her childhood and family background in the Virgin Islands, using apps to make friends in a new city, dating digitally, and creating a carefree IG. 

Co-hosts Britt and Nile welcome back our friend of the show Kelvin Jones to discuss the age-old question, are platonic friendships possible for heterosexual men and women? The episode covers our personal experiences with:

Tune in for a dynamic discussion on the ins and outs of modern-day platonic friendships between hetero men and women. 

Co-host Brittany invites New Orleans-natives, Cierra Chenier of NOIR 'N NOLA and Kayla Swanson of Swanson Insurance, to discuss the new New Orleans and its fast-growing gentrification problems which impact the city' vulnerable communities and its culture. The guests discuss:

Follow Cierra Chenier, @cierrachenier, and NOIR 'N NOLA, @noirnnola, for additional Black New Orleans' history. Follow Kayla Swanson, @kayla.m.swan, and medium.com/@Kay-Swan, for content on navigating New Orleans' business world from a millen(z)ial perspective. 

This episode covers the recent events in pop culture that surround the topic of misogynoir and racism. From the shocking Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah to the recent season-ending of The Bachelor, racism continues to be a hot-button issue. During this Women's History Month, the co-hosts discuss the troubling disrespect aimed toward Black women daily while also celebrating the wins women have had recently in the Music and Film industry. The co-hosts also discuss the hurtful racial stereotypes that tv networks broadcast nationally and the continued discussion on anti-racist allyship. 

Chance It co-hosts discuss technology and the pros and cons it has on our day-to-day lives, from our dependence on social media to the severe screen time fatigue and its impact on society's social skills. 

Tune in to this episode as Nile and Britt weigh in on how they navigate the increased reliance on technology and encourage listeners to set boundaries on their online use.