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Hi BEAUTIFUL people, meet this episode’s three guests: J, Lily, and Jada! If you’re a loyal listener, you already know that Jada and Lily have been featured on the podcast before (they’re our very first returning guests.) In this episode, we take campaigning to a whole new level, bringing authentic character to the table as we share our college confessions.

We kick off the show with lively chatter about Pokémon and anime ( I dont know anything about these subjects btw), which quickly evolves into both humorous and heartfelt reflections on our time at The University of Virginia, and on growing to love the place we’ve called home for the past three years. I hope you enjoy the episode, and for my UVA students tuning in, don’t forget to vote!

With love,
Atty xx

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Hey, my lovely people! I’ve missed you all so much, and I hope you’ve missed hearing my voice too. Today’s episode is bringing HEAT...so much so that we had to split it into two parts.

We’re diving deep into religion in college. And trust me, whatever you’re thinking, we definitely touched on it, from sex before marriage to substance abuse, temptation, faith, and everything in between. But here’s the thing: even with such a heavy topic, this episode is filled with laughter, raw honesty, and some really eye-opening conversations. My hope is that while you’ll share a laugh with us, you’ll also walk away with a deeper, more profound understanding of how each of us views religion and how those views have shifted during college.

Stay tuned for Part 2 because after hearing Part 1, you wont want to miss it. 

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Atty

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 AHHH, welcome back fam (I missed you all). This episode is juicyyyy as we dive into... well, pretty much anything that crossed our minds. In this one, your host (that’s me, Atty—come on, you should know this by now!) invites three guests: Pooja, Merritt, and Daniel, for a heart-to-heart about life. Yep, just life.

But here’s the twist, we're chatting about those sneaky stereotypes we form before even saying “hi” to someone. With this group's unique personalities , we take on the ultimate question: Do we judge people too quickly? Spoiler alert: things get deep. We get real about mental health, family dynamics, education (don’t worry, it’s still fun), and those assumptions we’ve all been guilty of.
 
Oh, and we threw in some games...because why not?? By the end, we’re leaving stereotypes in the dust and realizing just how many people we miss out on when we let assumptions lead the way. So grab your headphones and hit play, and stick around because you won’t want to make the mistake of assuming you know where this convo is headed. Trust me, these are the kind of chats that just might change your outlook on life.

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HIII everyoneee… WOW, it’s been a minute (lmao, I know, I always say this)! Joining Atty on this episode is her long-time friend and peer at The University of Virginia, Justin Gregory. These two are spilling ALLLL the tea on what it REALLY means to navigate college life, especially at PWIs (Predominantly White Institutions). From personal anecdotes to more relatable stories and experiences, they're getting into it ALL. If you haven’t listened to Atty’s first-ever episode, "The Black Experience at a PWI," go do that ASAP, then come back to this one! We’re about to get real and vulnerable as we share advice for younger college students and dive into topics like friendships, education, discrimination, colorism, elitism… basically, all the ‘-isms!’ This one’s for the conversations you only have with your closest friends...So grab a seat, tune in, and get comfortable with us. Mwah!

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In this episode, Atty and her guests TALKKK👏🏾 their TALKKK👏🏾 and dive into the unique experiences of growing up in four different immigrant households. Joining Atty are Ola, representing Sudan; Ali, representing Nubian Egypt; and Yaw, representing Ghana, while Atty shares her perspective from Côte d'Ivoire. They explore what it means to be African in the United States and how being raised in immigrant households has shaped their identities. They'll discuss the impact of living between two cultures on their beliefs, values, and judgments, touching on topics like human rights, relationships, respect, and finance. From adolescence to young adulthood, they share personal stories, insecurities, and lessons from their experiences in the US. This episode is FULLL of enriching conversations so sit back and enjoy this episode, mwah.

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AHHH welcome back, lovely people, and happy summer break! In honor of grad season, Atty decided that an episode discussing the major insecurities faced by recent grads, as well as the fears and excitements surrounding the "post-grad lifestyle," was very much NEEDED. In this episode, Atty explores not just the future but also delves deeply into the college experiences of her three guests, Praise Agochi, Laila Rogers, and Yasaar Ellis, all three who have JUST graduated from the University of Virginia (UVA). The conversation spans a variety of engaging topics, including personal regrets, greek life, conformity, the differences between the athlete and student lifestyles, and the contrasts between humbleness and elitism. Atty and her guests also explore the evolving dynamics between hometown and college friendships, offering insight into how relationships change and grow during and after college. Relationship advice is shared, tackling both romantic and platonic bonds and providing listeners with valuable perspectives. Additionally, the episode covers all the juicy details and behind-the-scenes stories that make college life unforgettable. As always, all ears are welcomed and encouraged, so sit back, relax, and enjoy! xoxo

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STOP saying, “Why me?” and START saying, “Yes, MEEEE!!!” Welcome back, lovely people! Atty returns with yet another exciting episode (she literally says this every time, LOL). In Episode 6, she introduces two incredible individuals, Hermela Bernahau and Syrell Grier. Together, they dive deep into the beauty of life, exploring its profound essence. Truth is, often, we find ourselves trapped in our own bubbles, fixating on trivial details and losing sight of what truly matters. Our sense of direction, values, drive, and passions suffer as a result, largely due to our failure to appreciate life's beauty and really… just be grateful. Throughout this episode, they discuss the multitude of things to be grateful for, whether big or small, ranging from family, travel, ancestry, education, and food to social media, friendships, and a MILLION other things. Atty hopes that this episode will not only bring laughter but also serve as a reminder of the value and beauty EACH of you brings to this world. She encourages everyone to maximize their potential, acknowledge their shortcomings, and embrace being alive because life, after all, is a beautiful thing. So grab those headphones and get comfy yall, cause this episode brings you all the vibes and affirmations you didn't know you needed.

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Hey everyone<3 Atty's back again with another lengthy episode filled with engaging and relatable content, so we hope you're excited!! Today, the lovely Samia Naar is joining Atty, and together, these two incredible women are delving deep into their own journeys, exploring the nuances of navigating femininity, particularly black femininity, in America. They kick off the first 20 minutes of this episode, delving into hair politics and how the natural hair movement has influenced their perceptions of beauty. Following that, they tackle a myriad of issues, offering invaluable advice and personal experiences on topics ranging from body image and conformity to individualism, women's education, college life, self-love, and beyond. As always, grab those headphones, sit back, get comfortable, and enjoy this episode <3

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Even though it's the end of January, a happy New Year is still VERY much in order! Get comfy and ready to hang out with Atty and her lovely guest, Jada Benefield, as they spill the tea on the highs and lows of 2023. In this hour-long talk, these two ladies dive into the valuable lessons they learned from 2023, covering everything from reflections on relationships, insights on social media, and navigating the complexities of jealousy to embracing success, fostering a growth mindset, and offering life advice that resonates with everyone. They're excited to kick off the new year with good energy by reflecting on the wild ride of 2023. So, grab a seat and some headphones, and join Atty and Jada as they set the tone for a memorable year ahead.

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Oh wow, it's been a minute – long time no see, everyone! Joining your host, Atty Ehui, on this insightful episode are three exceptional guests: Ephraim Bullock, Mike Diatta, and Jalen Holeman. First, make sure you're comfortable because this episode is worth the wait."Man Enough" dives into the nuances of manhood and unravels the diverse perspectives each participant brings to the table. Atty approaches this in a Q&A style, exploring a range of topics, from debunking male misconceptions to delving into the intricacies of friendships, reminiscing about childhood, dissecting societal standards for men, navigating the world of dating in Gen Z, and much more.Throughout the episode, you'll witness a dynamic mix of emotions, shifting moods, and evolving perspectives that open up a rich and ingenious conversation on what exactly it means to "be a man" today. So, sit back, get comfortable, and enjoy this episode <3

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