MBA: Mature By Accident

MBA: Mature By Accident

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MBA: Mature By Accident episodes

  • Two-Thirds Through 2020

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    Shashwat and Gina kick-off Season 2 by talking about where we are in 2020 and how things went over the break between seasons. They talk a little bit about where they are personally, how Covid-19 is impacting them, and what is yet to come in this is crazy year that everyone is experiencing! 

    38 min
  • Season 1 Recap & Finale

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    Gina and Shashwat review Season 1 of MBA: Mature By Accident and talk about the all of the great things that have happened over the last few months! From fantastic guests to really deep topics, listen in as they reminisce about how everything has gone over the first 20 episodes!  

    34 min
  • Professional Curveballs

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    Shashwat and Gina talk about what it's like handling unexpected curveballs in their professional lives. They talk about how to handle them, learn from them, prepare for them in the future, and build on those experiences moving forward! It doesn't matter what your job, title, role, or career is... this is something that impacts everyone and can be an educational listen. 

    41 min
  • Dr. Allison Edwards on Veterinary Medicine

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    Gina and Shashwat are joined by Dr. Allison Edwards, DVM to talk about her journey to veterinary school and what it's like being a veterinarian today. Listen in as she talks about all things veterinary medicine from a professional's perspective! If you have pets or have ever thought about what it's like being a vet, this is the episode for you! 

    52 min
  • Sharalynn Donlin on Pageantry and Miss America

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    Gina and Shashwat are joined by former Miss Connecticut, Sharalynn Donlin. They talk about what her experiences were like in competing for a state crown, going on to Vegas to compete in Miss America, and what being a "beauty queen" is really all about! 

    45 min
  • Five Things I'd Tell My Younger Self...

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    Gina and Shashwat talk about advice that they would give to their younger selves around romance, education, friendships, career paths, and finance. Hindsight is 20/20, but it's always interesting to see what advice you would give to your younger self on the journey of life! 

    42 min
  • Matt Galka on Journalism

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    Shash and Gina talk with guest Matt Galka on his experiences as a TV reporter in Phoenix, Arizona and a bit about his journey from interning to his current role. He talks about dealing with trolls, some of his most memorable stories, what it's like being on camera, and a lot more. 

    46 min
  • A Song You Like That...

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    Gina and Shash discuss some of their favorite songs and special songs that make them feel a certain way. Music is the language of life and we want to share some of those individual songs that are important to us! We're excited to share our musical tastes with our MBA family! 

    39 min
  • State of Affairs: The Movement

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    Gina and Shashwat discuss the protests and civil unrest in the United States over the last week and how that is impacting their lives. How can we take the events of the last couple weeks and help share the message? Make a change for ourselves? Keep from being obstacles to progress? 

    34 min
  • Getting Through Loss and Grief

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    Gina and Shash talk about how much they have handled loss and grief and what are some of the things that they learned from this experience. They talk about dealing with loss in the beginning of their senior year of high school and how they have had to adapt to each individual loss/situation since then. This is a heavier episode, but one that definitely epitomizes what MBA: Mature By Accident is all about. 

    38 min

About MBA: Mature By Accident

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Often times, we do not realize how individual moments add together to shape who we are. The actual moment where things become a little clearer is often overlooked, until later when you can reflect…