"Stay at home, Protect the NHS, Save lives" - BoJo.

We always thought we’d record these podcasts sat together in the same room, but COVID-19 clearly had other ideas. So, along with the rest of the world, it’s time for us to adapt! Join us for our first long-distance podcast episode, where we discuss our ‘key worker’ status and the ins and outs of our lives in lockdown -  woah, never thought we’d say that!

During lockdown here are some good places to go if you  just need a little support:

- Mind.org.uk

Additionally, if you fancy seeing more up-to-date snippets of our life, feel free to check out our social media:

Twitter: @nurdangeorge

Instagram: @nurdan.george

“Our ikigai is different for all of us, but one thing we have in common is that we are all searching for meaning” - Hector Garcia Puigcerver.

Everyone is  always searching for the ‘Meaning of Life’ but that seemed like too big of a topic to tackle in this episode (maybe later!) so we settled on just trying to find our “focus”. Join us in this episode where Georgina introduces Nurdan to the Japanese philosophy of Ikigai and we dissect our personal paths, careers and motivations with our new enlightened minds.

After this episode, if you fancy seeing more up-to-date snippets  of our life, feel free to check out our social media:

Twitter: @nurdangeorge

Instagram: @nurdan.george

“We cannot change what we are not aware of, and once we are aware, we cannot help but change” - Cheryl Sandberg. 

Finding the time to pick up any book these days seems like a mountainous task, that is why we believe that if you finally find some precious time, it shouldn't be wasted on books that you will only ever read half of (we've all been there!). So in today's episode we've decided to share all of our amazing book recommendations, trust us, they’re life-changing - well, hopefully!

Additionally, if you fancy seeing more up-to-date snippets of our life, feel free to check out our social media:

Twitter:  @nurdangeorge

Instagram: @nurdan.george

“There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind” - C.S. Lewis.

Your final year of university is most definitely your most stressful year. You just want to power through your dissertation and exams in order to enjoy your final few weeks as a student before graduating. As final year undergraduate students we eagerly await our graduation day. However, after the days, or weeks (for some of you party animals) of celebrating, we find ourselves in limbo. Join us in this episode, as we reminisce on our uni days, discuss the term ‘graduate blues’ and attempt to derive a handful of solutions in order to overcome this unspoken problem.

Following on from our talk about wellbeing, here are some good places to go if you want some more information or just need a little support:

- Mind.org.uk

Additionally, if you fancy seeing more up-to-date snippets of our life, feel free to check out our social media:

Twitter:  @nurdangeorge

Instagram: @nurdan.george

What do you get when you cross two recent graduates with the daunting prospect of real life? This podcast! If you’re in the same boat, or simply intrigued, join us as we navigate all of life’s new hurdles - trust us, the struggle is real! So, listen up for light-hearted and witty conversations on wellbeing, relationships, finances and careers in our post-uni lives.

After this little teaser, if you want to hear more, make sure to come back every Sunday for all of our podcast episodes! Also, feel free to check out our social media:

Twitter: @nurdangeorge

Instagram: @nurdan.george