Special Guest: Lauren Kilgore

From friends and fun to bills never done. Join us this week as we discuss the various lessons that college life has taught us. We also touch on how we were able to start our journeys in adulting.

Special Guest: Kenisha Webbe

Teacher's are the cornerstone of society as everyone has had to interact with a teacher at least once in their lifetime. A good teacher makes schooling worth it and helps students navigate through academics and life. Find out about our experiences after one year of teaching.

It's our tenth episode! Listen as our host and returning guest, Nikkoiya, describe the contents of their go-to bags in college. How many items do you have in common with them? Do you have something more surprising or out of the way?

Special Guest: Emily Parcell

Whoever said college was going to be the best part of your life was telling the truth. However, they left out the part about it also being one of the most difficult and trying experiences you have to soldier through.

Special Guest: Emily Parcell

If it was your freshman year of college, would you randomly spend a weekend in the woods with 30 other freshmen you have never met? This week we talk about how this exact situation turned out to be the catalyst for amazing college experiences.

The continuation from Episode 5: Introverts Invade Orientation with our guest, Victoria Jordan. We discuss the challenges and experience of organizing and executing Orientation during the 2020 pandemic. 

**Trigger Warning: Discussions about Death and Loss**

We often hear of everyone's success stories. At the end of their degree journeys, we celebrate with college graduates, but rarely do we truly know the failures they've experienced along the way. On the brink of one of his greatest accomplishments, Jordan reminisces about three of his most memorable failures in college. Tune in to find out what they are. 

Special Guest: Victoria Jordan

When most people think of college orientation leaders, they picture loud, obnoxious, and outgoing people who have way too much energy and caffeine coursing through their veins at 8 am. Can you believe two textbook introverts were running around with the best of them and eventually became the leaders? This is part one of the orientation leader experience as an introvert.

Special Guest: Kelsey Krupicka

If you or a friend or family member have fallen victim to the constant stress and torture as a side effect of pursuing an engineering degree, you may be entitled to compensation. When you find out where to collect the money, let us know. We take cash, checks, Venmo, Cashapp, and AfterPay.  Call 1-800-WE-BROKE.
Join us this week as we discuss some of our experiences pursuing our degrees in Aerospace Engineering.

Special Guest: Kenisha Webbe

No one ever know what to fully expect when going to college. There’s always ups and downs, wins and losses, triumphs and defeats. Never focus on the struggle. Focus on overcoming, because that’s where success lies.