Thank you for patiently waiting two years for season two! I am once again going to be a freshly graduated student (from my Master's this time) and am excited to share my experiences and knowledge gained from it.

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Graduate, Interrupted is back for 2023 and ready to discuss lessons, achievements, and goals for the new year. Cheers!

In today's episode, I gave a short synopsis of the book Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle by Amelia Nagoski, which has completely changed my life and perspective on work, school, and all other aspects of life!

Being kind to yourself is hard. It's not taught in school and some of us didn't have family and people around to show us how. The best thing you can do for your mental health and open the path to healing is to practice self-compassion, just like I did today when I had a breakdown. 

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Grad school is a tough thing to navigate and we're here to give you a little insight into our experiences with applications, classes, and career goals after! 

Happy Thanksgiving! This time of year is perfect for discussing how and when to set boundaries, especially with family members. Workplace and relationship boundaries are also super important to understand and both are investigated in today's episode! 

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Trevor Dow, Noel's boyfriend, joins us in this episode to discuss what exactly it mean to be in a serious relationship in your 20's. What are the sacrifices? How to do long-distance? What makes a healthy relationship? Listen to find out!

Harry Potter, Disneyland, and Wizard101 are just a few of the things I LOVED as a kid and I use as a healing tool for my inner child when I get stressed or anxious. What're yours? Come listen and brainstorm!

DISCLAIMER: Many times throughout the podcast I say things like "no one will bully a gay person anymore" or that the LGBTQ+ community is socially acceptable and I want to acknowledge that that isn't the truth everywhere. I had the general internet population in mind when saying those things. ALSO I know I forgot about gen x!! They just kind of seem like less intense millennials and I have no opinion on them.

This episode I dove into how gen Z's have taken on the boomer mentality of bullying and putting down those who step out of the norm, aka the boomerification of gen z. 

Both formal and informal personality tests can be useful in figuring out your career, learning your study and learning style, and give overall tips and advice on how to go about living your life. However, there are also some drawbacks and cons to using informal tests that I discuss.