Heading into his senior year of college had Jordan spiraling: no job prospects, no idea what he wanted in a career, no handle on his own emotions or behavior. This led him to burn bridges with people he cared about, isolate himself and dislike who he'd become.

Kasey is a master with words. In this episode, she uses that superpower to look back on a childhood riddled with family tensions, growing up too quickly, and wrestling with those experiences through the written word.

When Jenna first dealt with depression, she didn't even know that there was a word for what she was feeling. She buried her issues while being subject to judgement and bullying in school, and forced herself to grow up more quickly than a child should have to. Looking back, she shares what she wishes she would have known during her darkest days, and the significant progress she has made in this last year.

Lauren shares a glimpse into her Palestinian family and heritage, her personal experience wrestling with living in America as war ravages the Middle East, and finding community wherever she goes.

Michael discusses making the most out of his college experience, following all of his different passions, and looking forward to his future.

Charli discusses the trajectory of her college career, prioritizing mental health, and learning that not every goal can be achieved immediately.

My first guest is my best friend Natalie. We discuss the lessons she's learned about romance, friendship, family, self-healing, and embracing this season of her life.