Barbie or Oppenhiemer? Manifesting his Oscar Fever, Murphy delves into his fascination with the beautifully complex world of cinema.

A show-stopping woman. An undying fanbase. Ellie shares her best Eras Tour moment, least favorite song, and decade-long love story with the enchanting T-Swizzle.

Is jazz just elevator music? Hear Anna’s hot takes on the best genre, musical instrument, and Coconut Mall study hack.

For this live audience interview, I host an episode with an unpredictable crowd: high schoolers. Listen to find out what podcasting means to me and whether or not Gen Z watches anime.

I'm starting off 2022 strong with... an interview from March of 2021. *facepalm* Sorry for the delay, but at least Agni is still an amazing person and she's letting me publish our conversation. Listen in as we discuss ex's, romance, friends, parents, and the ideal date (for Agni at least). Agni says she's matured as a person, so not all of her statements hold true to this day. That being said, she can redeem herself with another interview ;). Don't forget to leave a rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts and enjoy the show!

High school? I don’t think Cecily’s ever heard of it. On the long-awaited return of the podcast, I sat down with “long-time” friend Cecily to discuss her journey of skipping the traditional high school experience for personally tailored learning at home.

Fact source: https://www.homeschoolacademy.com/blog/famous-homeschoolers

My story about how a canceled flight turned into a chaotic mess to get back home from Salt Lake City. Plus, two new segments debut on the show.

Three rising seniors give me the low-down on surviving high school, discussing middle school vs. high school, workloads, sports, and some essential tips.

Fact source: https://www.kickassfacts.com/25-interesting-facts-about-schools

The inaugural episode reveals the meaning behind “Parental Unit” and the story of an accident that changed my teenage life permanently.

Fact sources: https://www.thefactsite.com/top-100-random-funny-facts/ https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/9959026/Mothers-asked-nearly-300-questions-a-day-study-finds.html