Moving Oolong

Let’s talk toilets! And periods and puberty…

In this episode we have a casual discussion about all our experiences in the bathroom. From our first periods to tampon lessons to setting off a Taiwanese bathroom alarm, check out our latest episode to hear some *intimate* details about our own bodily functions.

For our 25th episode, we’re talking moola, cash, cheddar, dough — MONEY 💸

Sometimes talking about money or income can seem taboo and even we’ve never had a deep money conversation... until now! We talk about all things money including who pays for the check in a relationship, when we got our first credit card, and the complexities of “hustle culture”. Similar to our friendship episode, we also use a list of questions designed to start these important financial conversations.

This week’s episode is all about our favorite topic, FOOD *chef’s kiss* 👌🏼⁣

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Join us for a fun, lighthearted episode where we talk about our childhood memories of food, culinary traditions, & that one time we transported our handmade dumplings in trash bags...

yup·pie /ˈyəpē/ — young, urban professional.

We have a very special episode for this week with not one, not two, but 3 guests! While postgrad & career moves have been a common topic for us, we thought you might be tired of hearing just our perspectives...

All 3 are our good friends & recent grads from UMD, but each have very different postgrad futures at a Big Four company, US government agency, and tech development program.

While we’ve taken the past few weeks to center the Black Lives Matter movement & share Black hosted podcasts, it’s important to realize that this is not a trend.

Feel free to continue to check out resources we’ve saved (in our IG stories) for being allies & additional lists of Black hosted podcasts.

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July = halfway through the year 😮 Plus, this week we’re kickstarting our second season!! It’s been over a month since we’ve graduated and we still can’t help but feel uncertain of what the future holds for us. So we decided to take a pause & reflect on the year so far.

Alexa, play “Pomp and Circumstance”

By the time this episode is released, we’ll all be alumni of the University of Maryland!

Of course since we’ve been talking about our college experiences and post-grad ideas since the beginning of this podcast, we had to have a whole episode dedicated to our college regrets.

We also end up talking about imposter syndrome and our plans as official postgrads.

Congratulations to all 2020 grads! We did it!

What’s your favorite way to stay active? For us, we’ve participated in organized sports, started rock climbing, and even joined group classes! Your may stay active all year round or fluctuate in your fitness level, just like us…

Join us for a discussion on how we get (and stay) physical!

Another casual episode for this week! We didn’t have any specific topic in mind, but as you listen you’ll hear how we end up talking about SCAMS.

From MLMs to corporate scams to our own scams, join us for a funny and random episode!

For our 18th episode, we have our second ever guest— Christine Rhee!

Christine is a fellow graduating senior and, just like all of us, she has worked at numerous on-campus jobs while being a full-time student.

This week, Christine helps us define “student affairs” as we break down the pros and cons of having a job on campus. We discuss our own experiences and have a brief story time to tell our wildest stories from working in student affairs!

This week we’re spilling the tea, on productivity!

College definitely challenges our ability to stay organized so we’ve perfected our favorite ways to stay on track. From note-taking to event-planning to financial accountability, we discuss our favorite phone apps and analog methods for staying organized.

Grab your tool ring (aka your phone) and see if you use the same tools we do!

(Also it’s totally okay if you’re feeling unproductive/motivated during this time, feel free to take a break from productivity talk and save this episode for a later listen)