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In today’s episode of the college nook podcast, I'm speaking with Madeline Smith, the host of the podcast the Judgmental Therapist.
Madeline is a graduate student in social sciences, who previously earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology.
Her episodes are very informative and great to listen to. Be sure to check her podcast - the Judgmental Therapist - on Spotify.
I will leave the link to it in the description below.
We discuss a wide variety of topics: why Madeline’ started a podcast, her graduate research, her experience navigating college and life as a legally blind female. You will also learn about Madeline’s advocacy work on her own campus and community and how to be an ally and supporter of such initiatives.
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The Judgmental Therapist: https://open.spotify.com/show/5nFqJye3UIHrzOsmlXqA96?si=rQy6s9I5TYGqx0O-LGFlKQ&dl_branch=1
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0:00 - Introduction
1:35 - Why Madeline started the Judgmental Therapist podcast
5:45 - The decision to go to grad school
8:05 - How Madeline discovered interest in research
10:55 - Euthanasia and suicide is NOT the same thing
19:37 - Campus resources for students with disabilities
23:20 - how to ask for help? Why disabled students do not like to ask for help
27:45 - challenges for the community of people with disabilities
35:09 - Madeline’s advocacy work in her college and her community;
40:50 - what colleges can do to to improve accessibility on their campuses
48:00 - Madeline's advice to her freshman self