Spilling Tea With Cilla

Friends and family can play very different roles in our lives, but they shape us to be the best person we can be. In today’s episode, I am joined by my friend Joel, who is the founder of the Village Kings Foundation, and we talk about the impact of family and friends in our lives, as well as what to do with toxic family and friends. Go and check out Joel’s organisation at villagekingsfoundation on Instagram.

With everything that’s happening in the world right now, I felt like I should say something about how badly racism affects us, and how non-black people can help.

Having roommates can be a difficult thing to handle and can sometimes result in arguments. So in this episode, I spill some tea on my own experiences of what my roommates have been like and give a little bit of advice for when these things happen.

All uni students know the struggles of going to lectures and seminars, and I’m certainly not immune to them. In this episode, I talk about what my lectures and seminars are like, and whether or not I enjoy them.

Getting up and saying that you need a little bit of help can be daunting but it is never a bad thing. In this episode, I spill the tea on the reality of asking for help and share my opinion on the attitudes towards it.

Moving from one city to another can be weird and stressful, but if you’re ready for that change, it can be wonderful. In this episode, I talk about what it’s been like for me since leaving home for uni.

Rent, food and travel. These are all things you gotta pay for when you go to uni, and that’s excluding nights out and impulsive online shopping sprees. In this episode, I spill the tea on how I think uni is a bit of a scam and the fact that it’s way too expensive for young people.

Whether you’ve just started university or you’re getting ready to go, the difference between A-Levels and uni definitely changes your mindset. In this episode, I briefly talk about what it’s like after A-Levels and how the first semester of university was like.

It’s the start of a whole new decade but most of us are still struggling with new year resolutions from three or four years ago. In my first ever episode, I’ll be talking about why I don’t think they’re necessary to begin with and the benefit of not having one. And that’s the tea sis xo