Quarantea

According to the ACLU, 1 in 4 women are sexually assaulted on college campuses. 95% of those assaults go unreported. Tune in this week on Quarantea, Beth and Brittany Bowhall talk all about the office of Title IX. Named after the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), Washington State law, and University of Washington policy, the purpose of the office of Title IX is to protect against discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender expression, pregnant or parenting status, and LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual) identity. Brittany is a Livewell Advocate who specifically supports students impacted by sexual assault, relationship violence, talking, and sexual harassment.

To kick off the quarter, Beth sits down with fellow senior, Kailey Coronado, to talk about New Year's resolutions and well as feelings about graduating as a part of the class of 2021. They go over the crazy events that occurred in the first week of 2021, positive thoughts during the pandemic, and The Hunger Games.

Congrats, you made it through another pandemic quarter! Celebrate with Beth and Maeve as they explore how mental health and marijuana interact. They discuss the ways marijuana has been helpful during quarantine, as well as the way it has been a distraction.

In a two part series, Beth sits down with UW students Jayna and Maeve about smoking weed and all things cannabis use. They explore the experience of using weed as a way to relieve stress while also balancing their responsibilities.

As Washington State goes back into lockdown, Beth sits down with Hannah Krieg, self appointed dating expert and fellow Daily journalist. They chat about what college students can do in order to fulfill their needs during this isolating time, examining the 5 love languages, dating online, and dream dates post COVID-19.

Snake plants, spider plants, and pathos, oh my! Episode four is all about house plants! Join Beth and special guest Jan Holland, plant expert, teacher, and most notably, Beth's aunt! Whether you're wondering what type of soil is needed for your succulent to thrive, how to care for an orchid, or whether you should re-pot the philodendron sitting on your desk, Jan has the answers. Tune in, then go visit Jan and get some plants at Ravenna Nursery in U-village!

Lately,  juggling issues in quarantine, we may all be struggling with but are unaware of, heartbreak. Beth knows you, you may think because you’ve never experienced heartbreak that this episode doesn’t apply to you. Join Beth and UW alum, Tara Shelby, as they discuss the profound concept of heartbreak.

This week on Quaran-tea, Beth sits down with Emily Edison, owner and founder of Momentum Nutrition in Seattle and recognized expert in the areas of sports nutrition and disordered eating. Then we hear from Sarah Shapiro who offers helpful advice and personal accounts of her own experience as a survivor of disordered eating.

In the first episode of Quarantea, Beth talks with UW student, Finch, about their experience with ADHD during quarantine school. She also speaks with Professor Knouse, a clinical psychologist at Richmond University, about ADHD and tricks for self-regulation during quarantine studying.