Making Sense

This month we are going to spend time telling you a little bit about ourselves. For the first episode we answer some of the questions from the 36 questions game!

We wanted to end black history month with telling you guys about some influential people in today's society. We discuss several influential leaders and provide updates on what is going on in African American history.

We continue our series on influential African Americans to celebrate black history month. Listen and learn about Thurgood Marshall who worked hard to make sure African Americans had constitutional rights.

We continue our appreciation of Black History Month by discussing Angela Davis. She is a strong-willed radical woman who has done amazing things for the world.

In February we are going to celebrate Black History Month by talking about some figures that are not as well known. In this episode we discuss Dr. Cooper and all of the work she did to fight for the rights of African Americans and women.

For the last week in January we discuss how you can embrace the change when you do not really want to. Specifically we discuss embracing the change of having a new president that might have been the person you wanted.

This week we are discussing the transition from adolescence to young adulthood. We first discuss the psychological development and what it means for the transition to adulthood. We also give some real life information for what you can do to better prepare for young adulthood.

We are continuing our discussion on change and making sense of one of the biggest changes in life. We are discussing the transition between High School and Young Adulthood and giving tips on preparing for college or a first job.

We are going into our second year of Podcasting! This month we are going to discuss change and how to handle it. 2020 brought a lot of changes for many people so we will teach you how to adapt and be flexible.

For this episode we decided it would be good to reflect on our goals we set in January. We also discuss what we have learned from the crazy year that is 2020.