Social media has become a full time job for many people via Instagram, Tik-Tok, Facebook etc.

In this episode, Laila and Taylor sat down with social media influencer, college student, and business owner Karah Rainwater. She gave the audience advice about how to keep from burning out on social media, how to balance a social media career and college, and lastly advice on how to get started.

Before spring break begins, we must get through midterms. It is known that test anxiety and stress are common during this time. Laila, Austin, and Kam give the audience tips to get through midterms this semester. The cast also shared personal experiences both good and bad durning midterm arrival. Good Luck Jags!

DeBrandin sits down with Dr. Christy Garrison and graduate school student Leilonni Robinson to get a first person perspective on the graduate school experience for current Jags. They also shared FAQ's for undergrads looking to expand their academic resumes in the future. 

In this weeks episode, Laila, Isaiah, and Kam touch on their opinions regarding students addressing complaints within Southern on social media. 

On campus Southern has gone viral in both a negative and positive light. From falling through the roof to bounce music being made in the union, Southern is watched by thousands. 

Should students have the freedom to release their on campus complaints on social media ?

Social media has given us the power to address our issues in the eyes of the public. The voice we carry must be used with purpose. 

This weeks episode covers the the importance of mental health in the Black community. 

It is important to understand the value of our mental health. There is a negative stigma towards the acknowledgement of mental health issues in the Black community for far too long. 

Students Laila, Jazmine, and Jenna break down tips and truths regarding the effects of college and their mental health. 

Developing yourself into a functioning adult is not easy as a college student, listen to this episode with an open mind and honest heart. 

This weeks episode covered the theme of Black History month on the Bluff. 

The theme of this semester is "Black Love". Students Eric and Laila sat down with the creator. 

Darby Smith gave the audience the overall message she would like the students to gain over the countless events planned for our students. She took the time to break down the meaning behind her vision and dropped some great advice on how to survive college. 

The beginning of our spring semester has been filled with incidents that are all connected within the topic of campus safety. 

Recently, the local apartment complex over the hump called 'The Cadence' endured a shooting which left two students shot and one dead. 

We can no longer watch our students suffer the consequences of gun violence, this weeks episode of Jag-Talk will cover the recent events in the Cadence.

Information from the host Laila Hazel and guests Ashley and Taylor connect with students by providing information on how to become self aware this semester.

Beginning a new semester on the Bluff, we are introducing a new spin on the Jag-Talk podcast.

Spring 2023 is full of new topics and opinions weekly, and we are here to bring them to light.

This weeks episode of Jag-Talk will cover how Jag-Talk is meant to serve our students, what our future topics could be.

Our cast, Laila, Isaiah, and Debrandon are giving insight on who they are and their experience being a Jag so far.