Hear Me Out

On this week's episode, Timothy and Whitney interview each other. Take a listen to learn a little more about the Hear Me Out hosts!

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Timothy and Whitney sit down with Daily Gamecock editor, Erin, to discuss mental health, the DG's "blackout", and how she and her team made the decision to prioritize their mental health.

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This week we sit down with senior, Changing Carolina Peer Leader (CCPL) chair, and resident mentor (RM) Matar to discuss his mental health journey and why he's so passionate about promoting mental wellness.

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We sat down with Leah to discuss her recovery journey and how she prioritizes her wellness. Tim and Whitney discuss the controversial question of does mashed potatoes belong at Thanksgiving dinner.

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Content warning: Sexual assault and suicide

Tim and Whitney sit down with African American Studies professor, Dr. Lee, to discuss his experience as a professor, his lived experience of being Korean American and how his culture has been displayed in pop culture, and how he views resilience. You may hear a special appearance from his dog, Teddy.

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In this episode, we sit down with Chinenye third-year pharmacy student. We have conversations about her Nigerian heritage, the #ENDSARS movement, and mental health in her native country. As always, happy listening!

This week we sat down with Dev, a media arts and studio photography double major. We talk about his Indian heritage and how he has dealt with being away from home during COVID.

This week we sit down with Social Work student, Kelsey. In this episode, we talk about her recovery process, motherhood, and being a transfer student.

This week we sit down with Trans Student Alliance President Matthew Parker. In this episode, we talk about myths and misconceptions of trans people and take a dive into how we define masculinity and the effects of patriarchy on our lives.