How Are You, Really?

This episode, we explore the effects of the Coronavirus on our lives in the U.S. DISCLAIMER: While it may seem like we have gotten off-the-hook with the virus, we do understand that this is a serious topic. All of our complaints could be taken out of context, but I decided to leave it in since this is just a different point of view from us. Things could definitely be worse, and we understand that there are more important things to be thinking about right now. We were prompted to share our thoughts and to explain how we felt, but we do understand that some may have it worse than in our area. We hope that this little insight can help show how we can overcome these daily obstacles, and we hope that by looking at our “concerns” in hindsight, we will realize where to focus our attention. Hopefully, we can learn to focus on the better things and focus on things that can change us for the better. This new perspective will hopefully open our eyes and educate us that there can be many sides to one story. Quarantine hasn’t been easy for anyone. We hope that we all can make the most of it and learn more about ourselves and the world around us. Thanks for listening :)

Hi everyone! If you made it here, thank you so so so so much. This is another episode with my lovely guest, Julia. We decided to play a game called, "We're Not Really Strangers," which is like Cards Against Humanity but on a more profound level. It's quite a lengthy episode, but it's nice to play in the background of your daily life or late at night when you're feeling like you want some conversation to listen to that's not your family. We start on the surface level, but we do dive deep into the things that we might not want to accept or relay publically. This quarantine chat really hits close to home, so listen if you feel like you want to get more out of quarantine. This chat also holds some life lessons (as always) that we want to implement after quarantine is over. This was such a fun and amazing chat to record, and I was taken aback by the things we brought up. My mood was instantly boosted. To whoever is reading this, I hope you're doing okay during this time :)

This is a conversation that I had with an old friend that I met last summer. Julia and I met during the Harvard Summer Program, and we instantly bonded. We also mention the friend group that we met at Harvard (a future episode maybe?). This was such an amazing episode to film, and it made us realize how much we miss connecting with our friends and connecting with the people around us. This isn't just a long talk about education; this episode ranges from life lessons to a walk down memory lane. I'm hoping that the listeners can take away something from this episode because we've learned a lot from each other. We have changed so much from a small experience, and I hope that it's reflected in this episode.

This is a short mini episode that is a little bit different. I wanted to make this podcast more of a advice journal, so here is an episode that’s not exactly and interview. I recently asked people if they wanted advice on my Snapchat story, and this is one of the questions that I was asked. Feeling alone is definitely normal, but it doesn’t truly mean that we’re absolutely alone. This is here to let you know that the perfect person will come when the time is right. Not to mention, sometimes that person might be there all along. Don’t worry, we’ll be back to normal your scheduled programming soon. :)

These are two best friends who have been stuck with each other for 7 years. How have they managed over the years? What have they learned from each other? There’s some hot tea in this episode, and there’s also some hidden details that you might not know about the two of us! Follow us on our journey of understanding our friendship and how we stand each other. Thanks for listening. :)