Conversations on the Couch

Today we talk about the experiences of a black woman living and working in the United States. We’re not here to argue for or against defunding the police. But rather, we’re here to break down any erroneous sweeping generalizations of what BLM is or is not by going back to where BLM started in the first place: the individual experiences of black people in the US.

Hear what my roommate Kayla has to say about the Christian sub-culture. Dear Younger Me is a podcast talking about the advice that I wish I could've given my younger self. I wish when I was going through elementary school, the awkward years of middle school and the transformative ones of college, that I had an older mentor who could teach me so many things and help me avoid pain. But since I never got that, I hope that this podcast can be me being that older sister giving helpful advice to all the young people (and maybe even older people) out there. In these episodes, I will be talking about everything ranging from how to not be shy in elementary school, how to take better care of my body physically and mentally in high school, all the way to how to build genuine friendships with people.

This episode talks about what to do after graduating from college and practical steps to take to be okay with not knowing what to do! Dear Younger Me is a podcast talking about the advice that I wish I could've given my younger self. I wish when I was going through elementary school, the awkward years of middle school and the transformative ones of college, that I had an older mentor who could teach me so many things and help me avoid pain. But since I never got that, I hope that this podcast can be me being that older sister giving helpful advice to all the young people (and maybe even older people) out there. In these episodes, I will be talking about everything ranging from how to not be shy in elementary school, how to take better care of my body physically and mentally in high school, all the way to how to build genuine friendships with people.