Quarantea

In the final episode of Quarantea, Beth, teary eyed, talks about what she learned in quarantine.  Through all the ups and downs, she is so happy to have had this podcast to share her thoughts with the world. Peace and love!

Beth talks to Shae Dawley, a recent graduate, about her experience with her emotional support pet, Charlie. Shae discusses how dogs are a woman's best friend and the perfect shoulder to cry on.

Beth sits down with Poli Sci major and ASUW candidate, Michael Saunders. They have a candid conversation about how Michaels experience has been at UW as a Black man, running for ASUW, and his vision for the future of UW.

In Part 2, Beth sits down with Resident Physician, Dr. Amy Zhang to discuss her experience as an Asian American woman living in Seattle. During this talk, Amy reveals how she herself was verbally attacked, and her experience being in the medical field as an Asian American. Amy also has written and reflected about her experience and her work can be found using these links.



https://opmed.doximity.com/articles/justice-is-not-a-passive-process-medicine-must-step-up



https://crosscut.com/opinion/2021/03/seattle-doctor-reflects-atlanta-and-anti-asian-racism

In this two part segment on the rise of anti-Asian racism since the pandemic began, Beth sits down with UW sophomore Deb Kwon. They discuss the history of Asian racism in the US, how that racism shows up in society today, and how non-Asian people can be allies.

Through an interview with Fiona Shields, member of UW Women’s Rowing, Beth gains insight into how UW teams are running. They discuss how COVID-19 interfered with the team’s training, competitions, and activities, but also how the team has become stronger as a result.

Beth sits down with Abby Wallin, a student at the University of Denver, to talk candidly about their experience taking antidepressants and coping with depression and anxiety in college.

Beth sits down with UW student, Raegan Meggyesy, to talk about the trials and triumphs of applying for competitive majors at UW. Raegan discusses being rejected from CS and how she found new beginnings in her education as a result.

Beth sits down with two good friends, Madeline and Rose, to talk about their experience studying abroad at UW as French students. They talk about the good, bad, and the ugly of their experience including the differing party culture, being attacked on the ave, and navigating social differences. Coming all the way across the Atlantic to your ears, as they say in France: Commençons!

Beth sits down with UW alum, Marquis Harris, to talk about what type of content and media they have been consuming over quarantine. From Twitch, to Midsommar, to Naruto, to Marquis' own music, they cover all the bases. Tune in, and happy inauguration week!